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.

241 articles published since 31 Jan 2025

Author's articles

Africa Day 2025: Before Europe pays reparation, Africa must settle its own debts, by Emmanuel Ezeoka

Africa Day 2025: Before Europe pays reparation, Africa must settle its own debts, by Emmanuel Ezeoka

Opinion

8 months ago

Two years of President Tinubu: A business perspective, by Abdul Samad Rabiu

Two years of President Tinubu: A business perspective, by Abdul Samad Rabiu

Opinion

8 months ago

The forgotten roads of Lagos, by Chiechefulam Ikebuiro

The forgotten roads of Lagos, by Chiechefulam Ikebuiro

Opinion

8 months ago

Dapo Abiodun, Gbenga Daniel, and Ogun state’s theatre of political deceit by ‘Toks Oguntuga

Dapo Abiodun, Gbenga Daniel, and Ogun state’s theatre of political deceit by ‘Toks Oguntuga

Opinion

8 months ago

Forging global paths: How Alausa’s UK mission recasts Nigerian education for the future

Forging global paths: How Alausa’s UK mission recasts Nigerian education for the future

Opinion

8 months ago

Your house rent is too high? Here’s who’s really to blame, by Jennifer Odii

Your house rent is too high? Here’s who’s really to blame, by Jennifer Odii

Opinion

8 months ago

Meta’s $220 million fine: What it means for Nigerians and the future of digital sovereignty

Meta’s $220 million fine: What it means for Nigerians and the future of digital sovereignty

Opinion

8 months ago

Digital rights advocate Wale Bakare explains how Meta’s $220m fine marks a turning point for Nigeria’s digital sovereignty and user data protection.

WAEC, dummy practicals and the quiet spread of examination malpractice, by Folaranmi Ajayi

WAEC, dummy practicals and the quiet spread of examination malpractice, by Folaranmi Ajayi

Opinion

8 months ago

In this piece, Folaranmi Ajayi exposes the silent role teachers and supervisors play in fueling WAEC examination malpractice under the guise of preparation.

Seyi Tinubu and the burden of his name, by Chiechefulam Ikebuiro

Seyi Tinubu and the burden of his name, by Chiechefulam Ikebuiro

Opinion

8 months ago

In this article, Chiechefulam Ikebuiro questions why Seyi Tinubu, son of President Tinubu, faces public backlash for actions unrelated to governance or politics.

JAMB/UTME 2025: The blind rage against truth and leadership, by Folorunso Fatai Adisa

JAMB/UTME 2025: The blind rage against truth and leadership, by Folorunso Fatai Adisa

Opinion

8 months ago

Folorunso Fatai Adisa argues that Prof. Is-haq Oloyede is a rare honest leader and deserves fair criticism, not mob-driven condemnation over JAMB glitches.

A system in shambles: Why JAMB registrar’s apology isn’t enough, by Folaranmi Ajayi

A system in shambles: Why JAMB registrar’s apology isn’t enough, by Folaranmi Ajayi

Opinion

8 months ago

After JAMB’s registrar tearfully apologised over 2025 UTME mishap, Folaranmi Ajayi insists public trust must be restored through reform, audits, and student support.

The blood profits of Nigerian banks, by Michael Owhoko

The blood profits of Nigerian banks, by Michael Owhoko

Opinion

8 months ago

In a scathing analysis, Dr Michael Owhoko condemns excessive bank charges in Nigeria, linking record profits to customer pain and regulatory failure.

“Emotional maturity”: Child expert dissects Nino Idibia’s Mothers Day tribute to Annie Macaulay

“Emotional maturity”: Child expert dissects Nino Idibia’s Mothers Day tribute to Annie Macaulay

Celebrities

8 months ago

Child psychologist Fatayo Temitayo has said Nino Idibia’s message to Annie Macaulay on Mother's Day shows emotional maturity and a strong blended family structure.

“Calculated resistance”: legal expert dissects Senator Natasha’s ‘symbolic’ apology to Akpabio

“Calculated resistance”: legal expert dissects Senator Natasha’s ‘symbolic’ apology to Akpabio

Nigeria

8 months ago

Natasha Akpoti-Uduaghan’s apology after a sujud prayer was a political gesture, not penitence, says lawyer Quadri Ajibade in a Legit.ng interview.

Africa’s education emergency: Why the clock is ticking toward extinction, by Emmanuel Ezeoka

Africa’s education emergency: Why the clock is ticking toward extinction, by Emmanuel Ezeoka

Opinion

8 months ago

Strategic policy futurist Emmanuel Ezeoka critiques Africa's outdated education system, warning that urgent change is needed to prevent youth unemployment.

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