Wole Olaoye
Public Relations practitioner, Journalist, Media Consultant
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5 days ago |
allafrica.com | Wole Olaoye
You perch on my overburdened back while assuring me that you would do anything to lighten my distress -- except getting off my back! That is the assurance that Nigeria's petroleum middlemen keep giving Nigerians in their bid to cement their parasitic perch between petroleum products and the consumers. For decades they have played the vile game in cahoots with corrupt government regulators. In the era of total dependence on imported petrol, everything was decidedly wooly.
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6 days ago |
premiumtimesng.com | Wole Olaoye
You perch on my overburdened back while assuring me that you would do anything to lighten my distress — except getting off my back! That is the assurance that Nigeria’s petroleum middlemen keep giving Nigerians in their bid to cement their parasitic perch between petroleum products and the consumers. For decades they have played the vile game in cahoots with corrupt government regulators. In the era of total dependence on imported petrol, everything was decidedly wooly.
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1 week ago |
blackfacts.com | Wole Olaoye
Born in Danville, Vermont, in 1792, he graduated from Dartmouth in 1814, and moved to York, Pennsylvania. He was admitted to the bar and practiced law in Gettysburg, PA for fourteen years. He became leader of the radical Whigs and Free-soilers in the U.S. Congress, from 1849-53. He took a leading part in organizing the Republican Party in the state of Pennsylvania.
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1 week ago |
premiumtimesng.com | Wole Olaoye
Thank you, Mr President. If any seer had predicted in 1993 that a day would come when the heroes of the June 12 struggle would be honoured, such a crystal gazer would have been labelled a fraud. Everything was loaded against the pro-democracy groups. Many of those operating under the radar lived in trepidation. The fear of Colonel Omenka, the dread of every editor and reporter, was the beginning of wisdom.
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1 week ago |
leadership.ng | Wole Olaoye
Thank you, Mr. President. If any seer had predicted in 1993 that a day would come when the heroes of the June 12 struggle would be honoured, such a crystal gazer would have been labelled a fraud. Everything was loaded against the pro-democracy groups. Many of those operating under the radar lived in trepidation. The fear of Col. Omenka, the dread of every editor and reporter, was the beginning of wisdom.
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Truth be told, the traditional milieu in which parents can just abandon their children (some as young as three years old) to a mallam for religious training, does not belong to the 21st Century. https://t.co/fTVmaiFHV8 @CharlesAniagol1 @BwalaDaniel @GbenroAdegbola