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Damilare Adeleye
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Reporter, The Nigerian Voice
Lagos
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Biography
My name is Damilare Adeleye. I'm a senior reporter at The Nigerian Voice. As a graduate from Lagos State University (LASU), I hold a Bachelor of Arts degree in English language. I am also a former student at the Nigerian Institute of Journalism, Ogba Lagos. I am a public writer, digital journalist, inquisitive learner, avid reader and educationist. I have interest in academic research, solution journalism and community service. I have published opinion pieces on Nigerian Tribune, The Punch, Vanguard, BusinessDay Nigeria, TheCable, Daily Trust, Maravi Post, The Guardian, among others. I am open to dynamic opportunities.
Technology, economy, bussiness, start-ups, fashion, showbiz
Content
By Damilare Adeleye Verified| The Nigerian Voice Verified The Ad-Hoc Committee on Rivers State Oversight by the House of Representatives has invited Vice Admiral Ibok-Ete Ibas (rtd.), the Sole Administrator of Rivers State, to appear before it for “a comprehensive interactive session.”The invitation followed inaugural meeting of the Ad-hoc committee on Wednesday, April 16 at the National Assembly Complex, Abuja. The meeting followed the formal inauguration of the Committee by the Rt. Hon. Speaker Abbas Tajudeen on Tuesday.
By Damilare Adeleye Verified| The Nigerian Voice Verified A Lagos State High Court has declared the removal of Mudashiru Obasa as Speaker of the Lagos State House of Assembly illegal and unconstitutional. Delivering judgment on Wednesday, Justice Yetunde Pinheiro of the court nullified the proceedings and resolutions of the Assembly held on January 13, 2025, during which Obasa was ousted from office. Obasa had filed a suit challenging his removal, naming the House of Assembly and the newly appointed Speaker, Mojisola Meranda, as defendants.
By Damilare Adeleye Verified| The Nigerian Voice Verified The Jigawa State Government has directed three private security firms operating in the state to allow their female workers to wear hijabs while on duty. This was announced by the State Executive Council through the Commissioner of Information, Sagir Musa, while briefing newsmen on the resolutions of the Council’s meeting held on Tuesday evening at the Press Gallery, Government House, Dutse, the state capital.
Company Info
The Nigerian Voice