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Alao Abiodun
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Journalist, The Nation (Nigeria)
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Biography
Alao Abiodun is a graduate of University of Ibadan (B.Ed) and the St. Augustine College of Education (NCE). He's currently a Journalist with one of the leading national dailies in Nigeria – The Nation newspaper He's an award-winning writer, public speaker, content writer, Journalist, creative writer and a professional teacher. His insightful works has been published on notable online media platforms such as TheCable, Thepageng.com, Saharareporters.com, Newsdigest.ng, International Center for Investigative Reporting (ICIR), medium.com and many others. As a Journalist, He has been actively involved in different sphere and wide spectrum of activities in terms of dexterous content creation, He strongly believes that writing is considered a skill because anyone can learn how to do it but being a great writer requires additional qualities.
City/Metro News Op-EdNews Human Rights
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By Alao Abiodun Verified| The Nation (Nigeria) Verified Featured Gospel singer and radio talk show personality, Bolaji Adedotun Olanrewaju, popularly known as Big Bolaji is dead. He died after a brief illness on Saturday. Bolaji celebrated his 50th birthday last November. Big Bolaji’s death was confirmed by his family in a statement on Saturday, April 19.
By Alao Abiodun Verified| The Nation (Nigeria) Verified A youth-centric, afro-urban Christian festival, tagged “Aramanda” is set to take place on Saturday, April 19th at Landmark Event Centre, Victoria Island, Lagos. The concert, according to the organisers, promises to showcase remarkable talents such as exceptional performers, spanning across musicians, spoken word poets, others.
By Alao Abiodun Verified| The Nation (Nigeria) Verified The administration of United States President Donald Trump is reportedly considering shutting down nearly 30 embassies and consulates worldwide — including several in Africa — as part of a broader plan to streamline America’s diplomatic presence abroad. This is according to an internal document from the US State Department, CNN obtained. Among the proposed closures are American embassies in Lesotho, the Republic of Congo, the Central African Republic, and South Sudan.
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The Nation (Nigeria)
Nigeria, Nigeria