Motoni Olodun

Motoni Olodun, with an illustrious seven years in marketing operations, stands as a beacon in the field. Specializing in digital strategy and product marketing, she has meticulously crafted strategies that have propelled over twenty global brands to new heights. Her unique creative flair not only assures tangible results but also a lasting impact in the market. Beyond her professional expertise, Motoni is a gifted storyteller. Her fiction and non-fiction narratives captivate and resonate with a diverse audience, showcasing her versatility and depth as a writer.

Nigerian Air Force Launches Successful Strikes on Terrorist Strongholds in Sambisa Forest

KEY POINTS The Nigerian Air Force successfully carried out two airstrikes on insurgent strongholds in Borno State’s Sambisa Forest, targeting high-value terrorist leaders and infrastructure. The strikes in Kollaram and Arra resulted in significant damage to insurgent positions and the elimination of several fighters,...

Court Frees Teenager Who Blocked Peter Obi’s Convoy Ahead of 2023 Elections

KEY POINTS 17-year-old Alabi Quadri, who stood in front of Peter Obi’s convoy during the 2023 elections, has been released by an Apapa court following months in detention. The court's decision followed legal advice from the Director of Public Prosecutions, sparking debates about the...

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Nigerian Air Force Launches Successful Strikes on Terrorist Strongholds in Sambisa Forest

KEY POINTS The Nigerian Air Force successfully carried out two airstrikes on insurgent strongholds...

Court Frees Teenager Who Blocked Peter Obi’s Convoy Ahead of 2023 Elections

KEY POINTS 17-year-old Alabi Quadri, who stood in front of Peter Obi’s convoy during...

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70 percent of Nigerians express grievances against the government and rich elites, according to a new Edelman Trust Barometer report.

Attack on Senator Natasha’s Family House Sparks Concerns Over Political Violence

KEY POINTS Gunmen attacked the family home of Senator Natasha Akpoti-Uduaghan in Kogi State,...