Banji Ojewale

1 month ago | allafrica.com | Banji Ojewale

Here in Anyaa, Accra, capital of Ghana, I've come across some of the country's leading newspapers. Their contents--news reports, opinions, vox pop, book reviews, cartoons(dearth of these), sports, photo stories, advertorials, etc.--give me a larger-than-life image of the Ghanaian society. The two oldest journals, Daily Graphic and Ghanaian Times, with their sister weeklies, The Mirror and The Spectator respectively, are on parade.

2 months ago | newspotng.com | Banji Ojewale

AdvertisementThe Governor of Akwa Ibom State, Pastor Umo Eno, has directed a company, Sterling Global to stop further encroachment or closing of any creek in the state. This was part of the resolutions taken at the end of the State’s Executive Council, SEC, meeting held on Wednesday in Uyo, as contained in a statement endorsed by the Commissioner for Information, Aniekan Umanah.

2 months ago | newspotng.com | Banji Ojewale

AdvertisementHere in Anyaa, Accra, capital of Ghana, I’ve come across some of the country’s leading newspapers. Their contents—news reports, opinions, vox pop, book reviews, cartoons, (dearth of these), sports, photo stories, advertorials etc.–give me a larger-than-life image of the Ghanaian society. The two oldest journals, Daily Graphic and Ghanaian Times, with their sister weeklies, The Mirror and The Spectator respectively, are on parade.

2 months ago | newspotng.com | Banji Ojewale

AdvertisementOperatives of the Ondo State Security Network Agency, also known as Amotekun Corps, have arrested 28 suspects for allegedly kidnapping over 70 foreigners in the state. The foreigners, who are Ghanaians were lured to the state by the suspects under the pretence of facilitating overseas trip for the victims to Australia.

2 months ago | thenationonlineng.net | Banji Ojewale

By Banji OjewaleHere in Anyaa, Accra, capital of Ghana, I’ve come across some of the country’s leading newspapers. Their contents—news reports, opinions, vox pop, book reviews, cartoons, (dearth of these), sports, photo stories, advertorials etc. – give me a larger-than-life image of the Ghanaian society. The two oldest journals, Daily Graphic and Ghanaian Times, with their sister weeklies, The Mirror and The Spectator respectively, are on parade.