Jide Oluwajuyitan
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- Sep 29, 2026
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Journalists and life after newsroom (opens the original)
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Globally, the media is controlled by a combination of large corporate conglomerates that have cornered a disproportionate share of world resources and those masquerading behind these conglomerates are the real owners of society. If anyone is in doubt, all he has to do is to take a look at the colour and character of owners of newspapers and news platforms here in Nigeria. And ownership for the owners of society is critical if they must control the mind of members of their empire of slaves. In pu
Challenging promoters of terrorists (opens the original)
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But how did we get here? Let us start with ‘Dr. Usman Bugaje Confession’, a sub-title of a chapter in Dennis Amachree’s DSS at 40; My Journey Behind the Shield. There, he called our attention to how political desperation sowed the seed of chaos, citing Bugaje’s August 2, 2023 confession of how he and other Buhari loyalists “brought in Fulani militias from Mali, Sierra Leone, Senegal and others to win the 2015 election”. Elsewhere, we have also been told of how importation of foreigners from neig
Arise TV and Obi’s war (opens the original)
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Peter Obi, although at his most evasive best, was on song during his last interview packaged by Ojy Okpe and aired during Arise TV’s Morning Show last Wednesday. It is not difficult to see that Obi has bewitched Arise TV and the platform in turn seems to have finally put an end to its pretence to neutrality in the oncoming 2027 presidential battle between Peter Obi, President Bola Tinubu and others. And if the adoption of Peter Obi is the corporate agenda of Arise TV, the platform has an indispe
Between Obi and Tinubu supporters (opens the original)
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Supporters of Peter Obi and President Bola Tinubu are like two parallel lines. Their perception of everything in life –including friendship, marriage, wealth acquisition, living with risk and dying swimming in wealth – are world apart. This is precisely because they are products of different cultural orientations. An Igbo man can hardly see the same thing the same way as a Yoruba man. And this is why to the former, President Tinubu is the worst to have ever happened to this country. His economic
In defence of Atiku Abubakar (opens the original)
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I sympathise with former Vice President Atiku Abubakar. This is one leader, who according to former president, Olusegun Obasanjo, his principal, does not believe there is anything money cannot buy. Sadly, despite rain of dollars at every primary election he participated in since 1992 and his capacity to manipulate the system as he successfully did in 2018 and 2022 in Abuja, the office of Nigerian president has continued to elude him. He has tried other strategies including changing political pla
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