Media Voyage
Why should it take a retiree one year to access gratuity and pension? —Bolatito Joseph, ex- FRCN Zonal Director
Mrs. Bolatito Joseph rose to the peak of her broadcasting career in the Ibadan Zonal Office of the Federal Radio...
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I built my journalism muscle during military rule, was toughened by force —Lara Wise
Mrs. Lara Owoeye-Wise thoroughly enjoyed her journalism as she transited from print to electronic media at various times in her...
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How Babangida’s coup saved me, colleague from Buhari’s jail —Banji Ogundele
Mr. Banji Ogundele was Editor of the Nigerian Tribune over 40 years ago, after his stint at the Daily Times...
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Looking back, our sacrifices during the military era were worth it —Lanre Arogundade
Mr. Lanre Arogundade was popular as a student activist, union leader in and out of school and as a journalist....
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How Bisi Onabanjo’s death nearly cost me my job — Lekan Otufodunrin, former Editor, Nation on Sunday
Mr. Lekan Otufodunrin is one of the intellectuals men in the journalism profession in Nigeria. He is a stickler for...
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My claim on Aso Rock demonic attacks is not fiction —Rueben Abati
Vastly-experienced Dr Rueben Adeleye Abati was the presidential spokesperson during the administration of President Goodluck Jonathan. He is even more...
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Twice, I came within the whiskers of death as a journalist —Akeem Lasisi
Akeem Lasisi is a popular journalist whose interest in the arts is, perhaps stronger than his flourishing journalism career. In...
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Men around me at NTA were versatile, didn’t see me through my skirt before my capacity —Moji Makanjuola
Chief Moji Makanjuola MFR sounds awkward to describe a journalist, but this multiple award-winning and vastly-experienced icon holds four chieftaincy...
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We wrote bulletins with candles, under trees when we started —Olu Popoola, GM, BSES
Mr. Olu Popoola joined the Ondo State Radio Corporation as a reporter and rose to become the General Manager of...
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I was the first to adapt Things Fall Apart into TV, stage play —Chief Tola Adeniyi
Chief Tola Adeniyi still traverses the Nigerian media space like a colossus – which he truly is if we weigh his...
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