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Olakunle Agboola

Olakunle Agboola

Verified

Director of Production Services, THE CIRCLE MEDIA PLUS

London

Biography

Olakunle Agboola is a UK Certified Digital Storyteller/Journalist with a deep interest in socio-political reform, African development, and workers' rights. With a focus on uncovering corruption and advocating for systemic change, particularly within African institutions, Olakunle’s work highlights the need for transparency and accountability in governance. His writing spans diverse themes, including human behavior, psychology, and the role of astrology in understanding complex life experiences. Throughout his career, Olakunle has crafted compelling narratives that challenge the status quo, addressing issues like corruption, social justice, and African development. His journalism blends investigative depth with a passionate commitment to advancing socio-political change. He is dedicated to shedding light on how these issues affect everyday people, particularly in the context of African society and governance. In addition to his journalistic endeavors, Olakunle is actively engaged in digital media and content creation, with a particular interest in using storytelling to connect with audiences on an emotional and intellectual level. He is passionate about exploring the complexities of the human condition through different forms of writing, from news articles to horoscopes, and he brings empathy, introspection, and sharp observational skills to his work. As a content writer, Olakunle seeks to craft content that fosters deeper understanding, connection, and reflection, whether it’s for publications, social media, or other platforms. His broad expertise and rich experience in both journalism and content creation make him a dynamic voice in addressing the evolving challenges of African development, global governance, and social justice.

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Socio Political Reform , Corruption , Workers' Rights , African Development

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No longer covering music, pop culture or entertainment

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Total articles 31

  • The Immigration Cash Cow and the UK's Profitable Anti-Migrant Narrative  - African Voice Newspaper

    By Olakunle Agboola Verified| African Voice Online Verified By Olakunle Agboola – Immigration is big politics and even bigger business. In the UK, it’s weaponized during elections, sold to the public as a threat, and secretly mined for billions. While politicians vow to tighten borders and “take back control,” behind the scenes, migration is a golden goose paying up-front, taxed heavily, and barred from public sympathy.

    By Olakunle Agboola Verified · African Voice Online

    Apr. 17, 2025

  • From Sankara to Traoré: The Unforgiving Gaze of the West and the New African Awakening  - African Voice Newspaper

    By Olakunle Agboola Verified| African Voice Online Verified By Olakunle Agboola  – Every generation has its revolutionaries—those who refuse to bow, those who dare to imagine differently. Burkina Faso, one of West Africa’s poorest but proudest nations, is once again in the international spotlight, not for war or famine, but for its defiance. At the heart of this defiance stands Captain Ibrahim Traoré, a young, fiery military leader drawing comparison to the legendary Thomas Sankara.

    By Olakunle Agboola Verified · African Voice Online

    Apr. 09, 2025

  • From Sankara to Traoré: The Unforgiving Gaze of the West and the New African Awakening

    By Olakunle Agboola Verified| Substack@ By Olakunle AgboolaThanks for reading Olakunle’s Substack! Subscribe for free to receive new posts and support my work. Every generation has its revolutionaries—those who refuse to bow, those who dare to imagine differently. Burkina Faso, one of West Africa’s poorest but proudest nations, is once again in the international spotlight, not for war or famine, but for its defiance.

    By Olakunle Agboola Verified · Substack

    Apr. 09, 2025

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