Simon Kolawole
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Inside Nigeria
The State of Policing in Nigeria, By Simon Kolawole
My office is located somewhere in the Alausa axis of Ikeja, Lagos state, so I find myself driving around the…
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A Vote for Electronic Transmission, By Simon Kolawole
Let me say it upfront: I am 100 percent in support of anything that will improve the quality and credibility…
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News
UNGA: Panelists Seek Global Media Representation for People of African Descent
By Cecilia Ologunagba Panelists at a dialogue on the Media of the Future have emphasised the importance of media representation…
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From Udoji Award to Oronsaye Report, By Simon Kolawole
It is in order to say President Bola Tinubu is actually showing some balls with many decisions he has taken…
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Sacrifice is for the Poor, By Simon Kolawole
Long ago, I read the story of a young boy whose mum gave two 10 kobo coins on a Sunday…
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The Menace of the Internet Mob, By Simon Kolawole
While preparing to write this article, I bounced the idea off the missus. She asked me to watch ‘Accused’, a…
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All the Drama Around Emefiele, By Simon Kolawole
When you think you have seen it all in our dearly beloved country, you realise you ain’t seen nothing yet.…
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In the Matter Between Matawalle and EFCC, By Simon Kolawole
Alhaji Bello Matawalle, outgoing governor of Zamfara state, recently filed a petition in the Court of Public Opinion regarding his…
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‘I Slapped the Sheriff But…’, By Simon Kolawole
When news broke that Seun Kuti, the Afrobeat artist, allegedly slapped a policeman and had been declared wanted, my instinctive…
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Let’s Discuss the ‘Agbado’ Economy, By Simon Kolawole
One of the most enduring jokes on social media is centred on “agbado” — the Yoruba word for maize, which…
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