Tag: Abdulwarees Solanke
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Ogun: Suffering and Soaking Lagos Stress? – By Abdulwarees Solanke
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Open a map of Nigeria and take a deep look at the location of Lagos State. You will find it almost completely wrapped up in the bowels of Ogun, from…
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Of COVID-19, Actions and Theatrics in Times of Crisis – By Abdulwarees Solanke, FCIPDM
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I know that emergency situations or crises often serve as the opportunity to determine leadership quality in any polity. War, natural disasters, economic emergencies or pandemics are testy times when…
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Of Deregulation, Public Value and National Interest – By Abdulwarees Solanke, FCIPDM
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Corona Virus Pandemic, ultimately will flatten out and normalcy will return to our public life. But we will still have to deal with the enduring challenges that confront many third…
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COVID-19 On the Airwaves : Imperatives of Responsible Public Communication under Emergencies – By Abdulwarees Solanke
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In this season of a pandemic occasioned by the spread of the Corona Virus Infectious Disease, our concern globally now, beyond how to prevent a further spread the infection, is…
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COVID-19:Conscience and Help in Uncertain Times- By Abdulwarees Solanke
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In an address to the nation, President Buhari extended the COVID-19 pandemic lockdown that is already past two weeks by another fortnight of uncertainty in the land. But in uncertain…
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Towards Routing Corruption, the Ravaging Scourge of Nigeria: The Need for Media Support – By Abdulwarees Solanke
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A Special Report on Integrity in Nigeria It’s a crippling phenomenon. It’s a threatening infection requiring urgent exorcism. Corruption is a cankerworm in the Nigerian fabric that must never be…
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Analysis: As Nami minds taxation in our nation
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By Abdulwarees Solanke The life of every citizen is circumscribed by taxation, an imperative in public finance for facilitating development in the provision public goods and services. Hardly can one…
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Inspiring News From Jeddah: Nigeria’s Dr. Rufai floors Arabs in Arabic Language
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By Abdulwarees Solanke Sa’eed Ahmad Rufai is a doctorate degree holder in education from Universiti Islam Antarabagsa (international Islamic Universiti) Malaysia. His primary background is Arabic Language with compelling authority…
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Matters arising on LASTMA training in Foursquare Church facility- MPAC
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By Abdulwarees Solanke There is a raging controversy on the use of the premises of the Foursquare Gospel Church in Idimu Area of Lagos for the training and induction of…
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Opinion: Integrity in Our Polity, By Abdulwarees Solanke
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In a rejoinder to my last article, a two-part dissection of Corruption, Courage and Consequences of smothering Conscience, in which I extolled the standpoint of Professor, Isiaq Olanrewaju Oloyede the…
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Farewell Mudathir Olaniyi Sanuth, By Abdulwarees Solanke
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That Ustaadh Mudathir Olaniyi Sanuth, the pioneer of Deen Communications is dead and buried in India after an illness is no longer news. Inna lillahi wa Inna ilaehi roojiuuna. Till…
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Seized Asset as VON Corporate Office
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By Abdulwarees Solanke Behold the new Voice of Nigeria’s corporate headquarters, a multi-level marvel of a building standing in elegance. This world class iconic architectural masterpiece comes with all facilities…
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Life, its Graphic Illustration and the Ultimate Reality, By Abdulwarees Solanke
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Travelling, of whatever length or duration is for me a moment of fertility. As vehicles race past one another or as we race past foliage of green forests, sandy arid…
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The Kano Kidnap Saga: Nothing Must Be Spared To Secure Justice- MPAC
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“It is our hope that the media, in good conscience, will accord this heinous crime the necessary level of coverage and attention as a duty it owes the nation and…
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LIAD TELLA: A MENTOR BEHIND MANY ACHIEVERS, By Abdulwarees Solanke
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Alhaji Liad Tella* In Nigerian journalism since the mid-70s, he grew to become a household name as an incisive reporter, a highly perceptive analyst, an expert in foreign affairs…
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Reflection on the Future of Public Broadcasting in Africa and Asia, By Abdulwarees Solanke
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Are state and public broadcasters in Africa and Asia, nay most of the developing countries including ours not losing their essence and values? I am forced to embark on this…
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FEATURES-A COMMUNICATION CONFERENCE AT MY CRADLE: IWE IROHIN COMES BACK TO LIFE, By Abdulwarees Solanke
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Abeokuta, my root and the cradle of journalism in Nigeria, last week Thursday was fittingly the city of the reenactment of the launch of the first newspaper in this part…
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Opinion-Why RUGA flopped: Explaining Policy Communication in the Developing World,By Abdulwarees Solanke
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There has been so much talk about public policy failure or lack of sustainability of development and reform projects in many developing countries especially in Sub-Saharan Africa. This dilemma of…
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The Companion: Free Health Screening At National Discourse On Agriculture As Muslim Group Harps On Healthy Living
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Nigerians have been urged not to compromise their health and well being despite challenging economic situation. The Amir of The Companion, Alhaji Wale Sonaike, gave the advice while updating stakeholders…
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Features- Ilaramokin: Journey with My ACSPN soulmates to Elizade University, By Abdulwarees Solanke
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The Association of Communication Scholars and Professionals of Nigeria ACSPN is indeed growing in influence and prestige with the consistency of its intellectually stimulating empowerment programmes, conferences and history series…