Olatunji Ololade

Ololade is a Journalist, Columnist, Novelist and Poet. He is the author of 'Reality Bites: A collection of poetic essays'

Armchair Trotskys (3)

Journalists are often the butt of the most demeaning jokes and premeditated put-downs in the social arena. Nobody thinks much of a journalist; in the eyes of big business and the ruling class, the journalist - whatever his designation or job title - is the manipulable pawn and necessary evil that has to be courted and tolerated...

Armchair Trotskys (2)

There is nothing more pathetic than a critical mob; gangs of columnists, journalists, hatchet writers and career critics may stir up strife but their efforts eventually pass like the hum of mosquitoes seeking to make a noise like thunder...

Armchair Trotskys (1)

Mobs destroy and scarcely create. Be it as wild savages or unthinking herds, it has always been the preoccupation of the mob to tear down. Take the Nigerian mob for instance; by its impulsiveness, lack of forethought and restraint, want of personal and societal ethics, it expedites the destruction of everything and anything...

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