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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 (2026), 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)

Awards: Editorial Excellence (Legit.ng, 2025)

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. She holds a B.Sc. and an M.Sc. in Mass Communication from UNILAG and NOUN, respectively. Contact me at Olatimehin.ololade@corp.legit.ng

678 articles published since 31 Jan 2025

Author's articles

“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

a year ago

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

a year ago

JAMB results: What next for UTME candidates? 5 steps that guarantee admission, by Folaranmi A.

JAMB results: What next for UTME candidates? 5 steps that guarantee admission, by Folaranmi A.

Opinion

a year ago

The hidden hazards: Why psychological safety matters as much as physical safety at work

The hidden hazards: Why psychological safety matters as much as physical safety at work

Opinion

a year ago

African churches urged to cut billion-naira spending on buildings, 'build lives, not structures'

African churches urged to cut billion-naira spending on buildings, 'build lives, not structures'

Nigeria

a year ago

CBT for WAEC and NECO: A bold leap or a risky gamble? by Folaranmi Ajayi

CBT for WAEC and NECO: A bold leap or a risky gamble? by Folaranmi Ajayi

Opinion

a year ago

Arsenal vs PSG: Sports psychologist slams prophecies, dog predictions as ‘tactically empty’

Arsenal vs PSG: Sports psychologist slams prophecies, dog predictions as ‘tactically empty’

Football

a year ago

Ahead of Arsenal’s semi-final clash with PSG, sports psychologist Dr. Adekunle urges fans to ditch superstition and embrace skill-based expectations.

2025 UTME results: Only 0.63% scored above 300 out of 1.9 million candidates, what the numbers say

2025 UTME results: Only 0.63% scored above 300 out of 1.9 million candidates, what the numbers say

Opinion

a year ago

Educator and policy writer Folaranmi Ajayi examines what the 2025 UTME statistics say about Nigeria’s schools students, and what they show about systemic issues

Chacha Eke’s marriage: Expert shares how to spot emotional abuse hiding in plain sight

Chacha Eke’s marriage: Expert shares how to spot emotional abuse hiding in plain sight

Nigeria

a year ago

Therapist Duke Ezikpe Mma reflects on Chacha Eke’s marriage ordeal, explaining how emotional abuse is often mistaken for normal stress and why it must be addressed.

Osinachi’s husband's death sentence: Advocate speaks on abuse, drops strong message for abusers

Osinachi’s husband's death sentence: Advocate speaks on abuse, drops strong message for abusers

Nigeria

a year ago

Domestic violence is everyone's business, says GBV advocate Isioma Opute, who spoke with Legit.ng after Peter Nwachukwu’s conviction for his wife’s murder.

Senator Natasha: Bruised by hope, by Titilope Tawakkaltu Anifowoshe

Senator Natasha: Bruised by hope, by Titilope Tawakkaltu Anifowoshe

Opinion

a year ago

Lawyer Titilope Anifowoshe writes on how the leaked voice note allegedly from Senator Natasha challenges truth, justice, and hope for vulnerable Nigerian women.

Rethinking shame: Why women leaving abusive marriages deserve support, by Lady Jane Kalu Ndukwe

Rethinking shame: Why women leaving abusive marriages deserve support, by Lady Jane Kalu Ndukwe

Opinion

a year ago

After Peter Nwachukwu’s sentencing, Lady Jane Kalu Ndukwe challenges cultural guilt and defends the courage of women who walk away from abusive marriages to survive.

How the Sahel levy tests Africa’s resolve to build a single market, by Sami Tunji

How the Sahel levy tests Africa’s resolve to build a single market, by Sami Tunji

Opinion

a year ago

In this opinion piece, Sami Tunji warns that the Sahel tariff risks destabilising Africa’s trade integration under the African Continental Free Trade Area.

How Pope Francis confronted tribalism in Nigeria’s Catholic Church, by Johnstone Kpilaakaa

How Pope Francis confronted tribalism in Nigeria’s Catholic Church, by Johnstone Kpilaakaa

Opinion

a year ago

In this reflection, Johnstone Kpilaakaa details Pope Francis’s decisive role in resolving a tribal crisis that shook Nigeria’s Catholic Church in Ahiara Diocese.

Youth-led justice: Empowering change through advocacy, activism, and collective action

Youth-led justice: Empowering change through advocacy, activism, and collective action

Opinion

a year ago

Youth advocacy expert Jonathan Abakpa has examined how Nigerian youth movements use digital activism and grassroots action to fight injustice and drive reform.

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