Ololade Adewuyi

A graduate of Obafemi Awolowo University, Ololade Adewuyi is a journalist based in Ghana. Currently attached to Ovation International Magazine, he is an avid reader, speaker and photographer. He has also written for The Guardian, Lagos, The Star and Business Week both in Accra. When not writing for the media, he takes time to write poetry and short stories.  He intends to make his own films in the future. Email. Blog.

Ichemeta’s Experience And The Rest Of Us

It is no longer news then that the Big Brother Nigeria show has since claimed its first casualty after two weeks...

Sittiing on the Rock

The federal government has N60 billion to construct a new stadium, but is unwilling to commit a few billions to reviving education in Nigeria…

Monsieur, la classe a fini

what is the use of speaking all the languages if I cannot communicate with my relations from the village in the local dialect that has existed for generations?

A Walk Into Misery

Life here as we saw it was a dark cloud without a silver lining. We have become so dead to the wailings of the poor in our bid to get ourselves rich...

Their Secret Plan

On TV, young people who ought to be in school are being paraded as crime suspects… Meanwhile, the children of our leaders are seen in society magazines at graduation ceremonies in American and British universities…

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