Rahaman Abiola

Education: B.A (English Language and Literature, Mass Communication) Obafemi Awolowo University, Reuters News Agency (Digital Journalism)

Experience: Editor (Punch, The Nation, Tribune, The Cable, Sahara Reporters), Editor-in-Chief, Association of Nigerian Authors (ANA)

Awards: Mile Media Award, Kwame Karikari Fellowship

Rahaman Abiola is an award-winning journalist and Editor-in-Chief with over 8-year experience. He holds a degree in English & Literature from Obafemi Awolowo University, Nigeria (2015). He's a recipient of the Mile Media Award, Kwame Karikari Fellowship. His works have appeared in Punch, The Nation, Tribune, The Cable, Sahara Reporters and others. rahaman.abiola@corp.legit.ng

1255 articles published since 28 Aug 2018

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Roof of the world: Worry over China's continued maltreatment of Tibet

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Occupational change: How Delta community developed other professions from fishin...

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Enabled to Enable: How physically challenged woman is changing narrative for peo...

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From nightmare to new hope: How corps member’s media advocacy helped construct Ayegbami community’s road taking lives

Legit.ng chronicles how a corps member, Obinna Andrew, used media advocacy to get the government's attention to fix a link road in Ayegbami community, Ilorin.

CleanUpAyegbami: How corps member’s advocacy on dumpsites clearing helped fight malaria in Kwara community

In this report, Legit.ng captures how Obinna Andrew, a corps member, used advocacy on dumpsites clearance to help fight malaria in Ayegbami, a Kwara community.

Woman Builds Her Own Coffin to Be Used After She Dies, Currently Using It as Bookshelf

A woman identified as Leona Oceania, 52, of Portland, Maine has built her own coffin. Oceania is currently using the coffin as her bookshelf until her death.

Ugandan Woman Married to Chinese Man Becomes Popular on Tik Tok for Her Cooking Skills

A Ugandan woman married to a man from a village in China has wowed the internet with her amazing cooking skills that range from contemporary to traditional.

We stayed inside bunkers - Nigerian student narrates surviving Russia's invasion of Ukraine

Nigeria's Akinola Catherine, a Taras Shevchenko National University of Kyiv student, woke up on February 24, 2022, to unjustified Russia's invasion of Ukraine.

We want to reduce cybercrime: Tekisite organises tech summit, trains youths on digital skills

An NGO, Tekisite, is organising a summit on how digital skills can harness human productivity and bridge the gaps created by unemployment across the country.

Incompetent and failed rulers: Man decries, alleges country pays loans with another loans

Mr. Ayaz Amir made the outcry and called for a fresh leadership perspective in government as the country continues to wallop in crisis over foreign loans.

There was sound of bombs: Nigerian student recounts how war in Ukraine started after Russia's invasion

Goodness Kehinde Ifabumuyi stated that the idea of family and culture in both countries: Nigeria and Ukraine is closely striking, and of a similar standard.

CVR: Scaling technology to expand access to voter register by Olasupo Abideen

A couple of months ago when the Independent National Electoral Commission revealed that it has flagged over 1.3 million completed voter registration as invalid.

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