Ayoola Olasupo
- Indexed articles, last 90 days
- 30
- Latest publication
- Sep 19, 2026
- Outlet visibility, for Punch Nigeria
- Top 10K sites
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- Jul 26, 2026
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Poverty shaped my journey from bread seller to UK business leader – Scotland-based MSBM CEO, Ariyibi-Oke (opens the original)
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Scotland-based lawyer and Chief Executive Officer of Metropolitan School of Business and Management, United Kingdom, Tolulope Ariyibi-Oke, tells AYOOLA OLASUPO how her determination to defy poverty shaped her journey from a young girl hawking bread in Nigeria to becoming a ambitious business leader in the diaspora You grew up in Ibadan before building a career in the United Kingdom. What was growing up like for you in Nigeria? I grew up in Agbowo, Ibadan, and we were poor. Success has a funny wa
Abusive childhoods, toxic homes fuel violent behaviour in most adults — DSVA boss, Vivour-Adeniyi (opens the original)
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Executive Secretary of Lagos State Domestic and Sexual Violence Agency, Titilola Vivour-Adeniyi, tells AYOOLA OLASUPO about the challenges, trauma, and persistent social factors sustaining gender-based violence in Lagos, and the agency’s focus on prevention, survivor support and access to justice What do you remember most about the early days of the Domestic and Sexual Violence Response Team as you tried to build a coordinated response to a problem that was often treated as a private family matt
Passengers fled buses because of my skin condition — Anambra content creator (opens the original)
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Twenty-year-old Kosisochukwu Okafor tells AYOOLA OLASUPO about her battle with a mysterious skin condition called psoriasis, the painful treatments and how it has affected her education When did you first notice something unusual about your skin? I was just a girl, the last of seven children from Anambra State, who had just finished my SSCE and decided to take a year-long gap. So, I decided to write the Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination after the one-year gap. It was around October 2022
I lost two teeth after vehicle knocked me down – Retired Ogun traffic warden, Bello (opens the original)
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Popular traffic warden in Ogun State, Anifat Bello, who recently retired after 35 years in service, tells AYOOLA OLASUPO about her memories of danger, discrimination, unexpected friendships and a career she never initially planned to pursue Congratulations on your retirement as a traffic warden. What inspired you to join the service? Firstly, I’m from Idowa in Ijebu-Ode, Ogun State, and I worked as a traffic warden at NNPC Junction, Ibara, in Abeokuta, Ogun State. What happened initially was tha
Nigerian man arraigned over bank robbery (opens the original)
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A Nigerian man, Augustine Maazi, appeared before the Accra Circuit Court 8 in Ghana on Wednesday as proceedings continued in a case involving his alleged involvement in a planned robbery targeting three banks in the Labone area of Accra. Maazi, who was previously remanded in police custody after being denied bail, was taken to court on September 2, 2026. He faced eight counts relating to alleged offences, including conspiracy to commit robbery, and has pleaded not guilty to the charges. Diaspora
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