Otolorin Olabode Email & Phone Number

Lagos State, Nigeria

Lagos, Nigeria

As a content curator with the famous Nigerian blog, Naijaloaded, my job is to create articles about topics that are trending on the Social Media space. I've written blog posts that have been copied by several other entertainment websites. Most of these articles are about the entertainment industry. Particularly the artistes. Naijaloaded's mission is to inform, educate and entertain its audience through articles, images and videos. The real job is to give the readers news and gist that are up-to-date. To an extent, I've worked with Naijaloaded in making sure we do justice to all the trending news and gists. Check out some of my articles below:

Writing for YNaija has been a wonderful experience. With well-crafted articles has brought more exposure to the company and also keep the public well abreast of information through articles. YNaija is a forward thinking media outlet concerned about giving the members of the public the latest gist and information in form of articles, images, videos and infographics. Through different sections of the blog, readers have different varieties to choose from.

In April 2017, I got an invitation from renowned American news outlet, Huffington Post to be a contributor to their website. I felt honoured by this gesture since it would further broaden my writing career. In my first article for the website titled "Life In Nigeria Is Tough And Hard", I wrote extensively on the low standard of living the citizens were living. High prices of goods, high rate of unemployment were reigning in the country. The citizens were suffering. Here's an excerpt and a link to the article:"Right from time when the colonial masters granted us independence, there has always been the issue of maladministration-power in the wrong hands. Every new leader comes with his own batch of problems which would later have a direct effect on the citizens. When the late General Sani Abacha came on board as the Head of State in 1993, several Nigerians who were in opposition to his rule were locked up. Diverse human rights organizations wrote letters asking for the release of these citizens but Abacha turned a deaf ear. Many were assassinated. Talk about dreams and aspirations cut short. The then citizens passed through a lot of pain, distress and restriction of human rights. Yet our future leaders haven’t learnt that the welfare of the citizens is paramount and key to the success of any administration. The present-day Nigeria is in a state of Mishap, Neglect and Hardship. Only few can afford to eat the legendary three meals per day."Link to the article: https://m.huffpost.com/us/entry/us_58fbeac9e4b0f420ad99c881Link to my profile: https://m.huffpost.com/us/author/otolorin-olabode

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