This comes after Wole Soyinka said the leadership of the Labour Party (LP) knew that Peter Obi lost the February 25 election
Speaking at an event which took place in Stellenbosch, South Africa, Soyinka said: “Peter Obi achieved something remarkable there, that he broke that mould. However, he did not win the election.
“I can say categorically that Peter Obi’s party came third not even second and the leadership knew it but they want to do what we call in Yoruba ‘gbajue’, that is force of lies.”
Media entrepreneur Ted Turner, the founder of Cable News Network (CNN), has died at the age of 87. Born in Ohio, Turner earned the nickname “The Mouth of the South” for his bold and outspoken style. He built a vast media empire that reshaped global broadcasting, most notably through the launch of CNN—the world’s first 24-hour television news […]
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A Nigerian soldier has been accused of assaulting a journalist, Olalekan Fakoyejo, during a traffic-related altercation in Ikeja, Lagos, with a video of the incident circulating widely on social media. According to a report by TheCable, the incident occurred on Saturday, May 2, as Fakoyejo was travelling from Ikeja to Ogba in a commercial tricycle, […]
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The Nigeria Union of Journalists (NUJ), Oyo State Council, has called for urgent and deliberate measures to improve the welfare of journalists across the state, as the world commemorates World Press Freedom Day. The Union noted that while the media landscape in Oyo State has witnessed significant expansion with the proliferation of private radio and […]
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