He was Peter Enahoro, arguably the most influential newspaper columnist in Africa. He had three personalities lodged in one body in his newspaper journey in Daily Times
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He was among the 2,251 graduating postgraduate students at the 60th anniversary and 53rd convocation of UNILAG.
The Vice Chancellor of the institution, Prof. Folasade Ogunsola, stated this at a pre convocation news conference.
He said that the news of Aluko’s death was devastating and hard to believe, considering what the deceased stood for while alive, particularly his role as a great philanthropist of all seasons.
Akogun Adeniyi paid the tribute in a message he penned and sent to The Eagle Online on Tuesday.
He was Minister between 1986 and 1990 during the military regime of General Ibrahim Babangida
According to available information, he died in the early hours of Friday in his late seventies
Speaking at a media parley in Abuja on Thursday, Akoshile who was until recently the Managing Director/Editor-in-Chief of the Daily Times, said he came up with the specialised newspaper as a novel solution to the critical challenge of development journalism in Nigeria and Africa.
President Muhammadu Buhari has congratulated Farouk Muhammed, a seasoned journalist, on his 70th birthday.
The first Miss Nigeria emerged in 1957
Effiong, a resident of Alausa in Ikeja, is facing a charge of stealing at an Ikeja Magistrates’ Court.
Colonel Sagir Musa, the Deputy Director, Public Relations, 82 Division, said this when he briefed newsmen at the NUJ Secretariat, Umuahia on the activities of troops deployed in Abia State for the exercise
The past sculpts both present and future. Where we stand today as a nation is but the child of what…
In a special tribute to the late Onukaba, the All Progressives Congress National Leader said the late foremost journalist was full of life and “ever bristling with ideas”
He was on his way back to Abuja from Abeokuta, Ogun State, where he had joined other dignitaries to attend the inauguration of the Olusegun Obasanjo Presidential Library
In a country where retired Generals take new wives and disappear into the sunset, and few persons are interested in reading and research, it is refreshing to see the likes of General Gusau investing in human capital development with their resources
The motive for writing such a report, at this time when the nation’s economy is clearly in recession with the attendant challenges, remains largely unknown as the writer even made no attempt to obtain an official clarification from BASL management
Anybody who runs the government of Nigeria from Abuja will be stealing and plundering the resources of the country because Abuja doesn’t belong to anybody
The newspaper will, however, be fully guided by its motto: “For the interest of the people without fear or favour
The Eagle Online learnt that mostly affected are the Editorial Department and the Graphics Unit