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

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

3 months ago

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

3 months ago

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

3 months ago

Senator Natasha: Bruised by hope, by Titilope Tawakkaltu Anifowoshe

Senator Natasha: Bruised by hope, by Titilope Tawakkaltu Anifowoshe

Opinion

3 months ago

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

3 months ago

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

3 months ago

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

3 months 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

3 months ago

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

RCCG pastor’s testimony: Theologian mentions rewards of loyal service, “Gifts money can’t buy”

RCCG pastor’s testimony: Theologian mentions rewards of loyal service, “Gifts money can’t buy”

Nigeria

4 months ago

In a deep dive with Legit.ng, Benard Andrew teaches that ministry is about service to others, not self-driven goals or breaking away for personal ambition.

How society can show support to special needs families, by Oyedemi Oluwatobi Tomiwa

How society can show support to special needs families, by Oyedemi Oluwatobi Tomiwa

Opinion

4 months ago

Disability rights advocate Oyedemi Tomiwa has called for practical, intentional support for parents of children with special needs, promoting empathy over sympathy

Tinubu-Buhari partnership and opposition's desperate search for validation, by Tunde Rahman

Tinubu-Buhari partnership and opposition's desperate search for validation, by Tunde Rahman

Opinion

4 months ago

Tunde Rahman, SSA to President Tinubu explores the Tinubu-Buhari alliance, their enduring loyalty, and how opposition efforts to break their bond have often failed.

What crypto fanatics should know about the new Investment and Securities Act, by Adeyemi Owoade

What crypto fanatics should know about the new Investment and Securities Act, by Adeyemi Owoade

Opinion

4 months ago

In this opinion piece, tech lawyer Adeyemi Owoade breaks down Nigeria’s latest law on crypto, and how it reshapes the digital finance space with full SEC regulation.

Michelle Obama: Why women are harshly judged for defying society’s expectations, by Nwachukwu Ikenna

Michelle Obama: Why women are harshly judged for defying society’s expectations, by Nwachukwu Ikenna

Opinion

4 months ago

Relationship coach Mac-Anthony Ikenna in this piece discusses media bias, gossip culture, and societal pressures that lead to unfair judgment of women’s choices.

Trump: Immigration experts react as US revokes visas of African country

Trump: Immigration experts react as US revokes visas of African country

US

4 months ago

US immigration attorneys explain the potential consequences for South Sudanese immigrants as the US revokes visas and TPS amidst political tensions.

Why do people walk away from the church? Who is at fault? by Keith A. Little (Part 2)

Why do people walk away from the church? Who is at fault? by Keith A. Little (Part 2)

Opinion

4 months ago

Christian apologist Keith A. Little has examined the reasons people leave the Church and challenges believers to rebuild with truth, love, and perseverance.

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