Ololade Olatimehin

Education: BSc Mass Communication (Public Relations and Advertising), University of Lagos (2015); Confucius Institute: Mandarin/Chinese Language - HSK Level 3 (2019); MSc Mass Communication - in view (2024), NOUN.

Experience: Lagos Traffic Radio (News Intern, 2013); Content Writer, Living Hope Magazine / Managing Editor Giantability Media Network (2018); Politics Writer, Information Nigeria (2022); Communications Lead, Justbranch Cakes & More ( 2024)

Olatimehin Ololade is a seasoned communications expert with over 7 years of experience, skilled in content creation, team leadership, and strategic communications, with a proven track record of success in driving engagement and growth. Spearheaded editorial operations, earning two promotions within 2 years (Giantability Media Network). Currently an Editorial Assistant at Legit.ng, covering experts' exclusive comments. Contact me at Olatimehin.ololade@corp.legit.ng or +234 802 533 3205.

132 articles published since 31 Jan 2025

Author's articles

Weaponising NYSC: How Nigeria is punishing youth dissent and fuelling a 2027 crisis

Weaponising NYSC: How Nigeria is punishing youth dissent and fuelling a 2027 crisis

5 days ago

WAEC, disinformation, and the redemption of exam integrity in Nigeria

WAEC, disinformation, and the redemption of exam integrity in Nigeria

8 days ago

Kwam 1, crisis communication, and the perils of public indiscipline

Kwam 1, crisis communication, and the perils of public indiscipline

9 days ago

The untold political economy of hunger in Nigeria, by Lekan Olayiwola

The untold political economy of hunger in Nigeria, by Lekan Olayiwola

12 days ago

When home becomes a punchline: Kemi Badenoch and the politics of disavowal, by Folorunso Fatai Adisa

When home becomes a punchline: Kemi Badenoch and the politics of disavowal, by Folorunso Fatai Adisa

12 days ago

Memory has no bus stop: Street renaming and the politics of presence in Lagos, by Lekan Olayiwola

Memory has no bus stop: Street renaming and the politics of presence in Lagos, by Lekan Olayiwola

15 days ago

77,400 homes for 133 million poor Nigerians? The truth about FG’s Renewed Hope housing programme

77,400 homes for 133 million poor Nigerians? The truth about FG’s Renewed Hope housing programme

16 days ago

Can 77,400 social housing units solve Nigeria’s 28 million housing deficit? Housing policy advocate Jennifer Stephen investigates gaps in the Renewed Hope Agenda.

Rethinking why “Nigeria must go” and the politics of grievance in Ghana, by Lekan Olayiwola

Rethinking why “Nigeria must go” and the politics of grievance in Ghana, by Lekan Olayiwola

16 days ago

Peace researcher Lekan Olayiwola, in this opinion, unpacks the meaning behind Ghana’s “Nigeria Must Go” protest and the civic tension across West African borders

How Super Falcons' win exposes gendered failure in Nigeria’s broken institutions, by Lekan Olayiwola

How Super Falcons' win exposes gendered failure in Nigeria’s broken institutions, by Lekan Olayiwola

18 days ago

In this opinion, Lekan Olayiwola uses the Super Falcons’ WAFCON win to demand answers on why Nigeria’s best team still struggles for fair treatment and recognition.

The comeback: Lessons from the Super Falcons' WAFCON victory

The comeback: Lessons from the Super Falcons' WAFCON victory

20 days ago

The Super Falcons’ WAFCON triumph becomes a metaphor for life’s struggles in lawyer Titilope Anifowoshe’s story of comebacks, courage, hope, and Nigerian resilience.

Why President Tinubu cannot sign the Rivers state budget into law, by Opatola Victor

Why President Tinubu cannot sign the Rivers state budget into law, by Opatola Victor

24 days ago

Legal expert Opatola Victor has analysed Rivers state’s emergency rule and detailed why Tinubu cannot lawfully sign a state budget under the Constitution.

Muhammadu Buhari’s passage by Father Anthony Akinwale

Muhammadu Buhari’s passage by Father Anthony Akinwale

25 days ago

In this opinion, Father Anthony Akinwale reflects on Buhari’s era. He calls on citizens to move Nigeria from tyranny and nepotism to merit and wise leadership.

Protecting spousal rights: Safeguarding property during divorce, by Fatima Waziri-Ibrahim

Protecting spousal rights: Safeguarding property during divorce, by Fatima Waziri-Ibrahim

26 days ago

Fatima Waziri-Ibrahim, a family law expert, offers insights on preventing asset concealment and ensuring fair property distribution during divorce in Nigeria.

Tinubu’s tribute to late President Buhari exemplifies epideictic rhetoric at its finest

Tinubu’s tribute to late President Buhari exemplifies epideictic rhetoric at its finest

27 days ago

In this opinion, Toks Oguntuga analyses President Tinubu’s farewell to Buhari, showing how the speech shapes Nigeria’s moral compass and future leadership ideals.

AAUA Tragedy: A Call for Safer Schools as Students’ Dreams Get Buried in the Bush, by Folaranmi A.

AAUA Tragedy: A Call for Safer Schools as Students’ Dreams Get Buried in the Bush, by Folaranmi A.

27 days ago

Through the AAUA’s heartbreaking story of two undergraduates killed by their landlord, Folaranmi Ajayi urges parents and schools to prioritise hostel safety.

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