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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From school to street: Meet 29-year-old Nigerian graduate Mufeed Adeola making w...

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From abyss of shame to grace: How Lynda Iroegbu set up business for dejected mum...

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I didn't have any training in art: Nigerian law student who uses salt to make gr...

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No country will be unhappy: Australia, other QUAD nations back India's position...

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He threatened to kill me: Another victim of arrested BRT driver speaks, presents...

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She must not die in vain: Outrage over death of young lady missing after boardin...

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From Lagos Ghetto boy to literary diamond: Aremo Gemini is saving Africa’s culture with spoken words

Born Yusuf Alabi Balogun in Ijora ghettos of Lagos state over two decades ago, Aremo Gemini rose from being a guttersnipe to a national hero in creative space.

You have no stake: Management tells ex-governorship aspirant Gbadamosi amid controversy over Amen Estates

Babatunde Gbadamosi, a businessman and former governorship candidate in Lagos, has been told to desist from attaching himself to the management of Amen Estates.

They just want to drive Benz: Group stages walk, against money rituals and fraud; warns parents

The youth advocacy group warned parents to keep eyes on friends their wards are keeping amid disheartening interest rise in fraud and rituals among young ones.

Valentine: Spotlight on life and myth of Roman saint celebrated by lovers annually on February 14

A 3rd-century Roman saint highly respected in Western Christianity, Valentine was said to have been unjustly executed on February 14 around the year 270 A.D.

It's no longer possible: Afghan students in US fear home return under Taliban rules

Afghan students who are in the US on scholarships including Fulbright are fearful of returning home as attacks on human rights escalate in the Asian country.

It was never heard from again: Missing World War II aircraft found after 77 years, it crashed in 1945

A missing C-46 transport aircraft used for the World War II (WW II) has been found in the Himalayas, a mountain range in Asia separating the plains of India.

Adekunle Gold affirms status as one of Africa's most innovative artists in "Catch Me If You Can"

Music journalist Emmanuel Daraloye explores the uniqueness of Adekunle Gold's voice and his journey to Africa's A-list in his new album "Catch Me If You Can."

She's my biggest support: Man says as he honours wife with traditional title in Anambra in colourful event

a UK-based Nigerian lawyer Barrister Chuma Inoma has conferred on his wife a traditional title in Anambra state in recognition of her support and affection.

2023: Memo to APC, PDP on youths inclusion By Ibraheem Abdullateef

Ibraheem Abdullateef wrote on the need for the two biggest political parties in the country - APC and PDP -to review nomination form fees for office-seekers.

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