
Yusuf Omotayo
Senior Associate Editor at The Republic (Nigeria)
Editor, Writer, PR and Communications/Senior Associate Editor @republicjournal/ Ex- @ID_Africa, @legitngnews, @OPay_NG, @DailyTimesNGR/ / Inter 🖤 💙
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Nov 26, 2024 |
editoria.africa | Wale Lawal |Emmanuel Esomnofu |Kechi Nomu |Yusuf Omotayo
Reimagining Nigerian Heritage - Look InsideThe post Current Issue Reimagining Nigerian Heritage appeared first on The Republic.
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Nov 24, 2024 |
republic.com.ng | Shalom Ojo |Diana Ejaita |Sarah N. Kanu |Yusuf Omotayo
The history of Nigerian filmmaking can be traced to the early 1900s when nationalist Herbert Macaulay invited Balboa and Company, a film production company to show films at Glover Memorial Hall in Lagos. Palaver was the first feature film in colonial Nigeria to feature Nigerian actors. Produced in 1926, Palaver gave speaking roles to Nigerian actors and was a significant improvement from the silent films that were shown before.
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Sep 29, 2024 |
republic.com.ng | Diana Ejaita |Sarah N. Kanu |Yusuf Omotayo
The past year has heralded Nigeria’s worst economic crisis with no end in sight. Once the continent’s biggest economy, Nigeria has slipped to fourth place behind South Africa, Egypt and Algeria. International Monetary Fund blamed this decline on Nigeria’s currency devaluation, which saw the naira fall from around ₦1,300 to the dollar as of January 2024 to over ₦1,500 against the dollar by August 2024.
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May 26, 2024 |
republic.com.ng | Yusuf Omotayo
In June 2022, while speaking with Ogun State All Progressives Congress (APC) national delegates, Tinubu gave his now infamous (or famous depending on who is looking at it) Èmi Lókàn speech. Within his long-winded rant was the chest-beating declaration that he made Buhari president in 2015 after Buhari had tried and failed to win the presidential election three times. Tinubu announced to everyone at the gathering that after having served his political mentees, it was now time for his turn to lead.
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May 19, 2024 |
republic.com.ng | Yusuf Omotayo
It was a good thing I spoke with, Kolawole, the taxi driver who took me from the train station in Omi Adio to my hotel. It was a 30-minute drive, but we started talking as soon as the drive started, after I complained about the heat in Ibadan. ‘So, what brought you to our Ibadan?’ He asked. ‘I am meeting with the son of the man who designed the Nigerian flag tomorrow,’ I told him. He shrugged before telling me he had heard of the man and that he knew he died in 2023.
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