Oriontimes Poitical Desk| June 5, 2026 Obokun Local Government, under the strategic leadership of the Director-General of the APC Campaign Council, Hon. Oluwole Wole Oke, has once again taken the lead in grassroots political mobilisation with the successful inauguration of no fewer than 3,000 canvassers in support of the candidacy of Asiwaju Munirudeen Bola Oyebamiji ahead of the forthcoming election. The landmark event, held in Ibokun, reflects Hon. Wole Oke’s unwavering commitment to building a formidable, structured, and result-driven campaign architecture capable of delivering victory for the All Progressives Congress (APC). As the political arrowhead of the campaign, Hon. Oke has continued to demonstrate exceptional organisational depth and strategic foresight, with Obokun serving as the operational nucleus of the statewide mobilisation effort. The inauguration marks a critical phase in the campaign’s grassroots engagement strategy, as the canvassers carefully selected across all ...
"Media Partners by Day, Forgotten Guests by Night: The Tale of the Fourth Estate: The Burial of a Cinderella Pen"
By Abioye Tosin Lawrence Society demands professionalism from journalists. It expects accuracy, balance, ethics, objectivity, and courage. Every day, the public urges the media to uphold the highest standards of the profession. Yet, beneath the applause lies a painful contradiction. The same society that celebrates journalism often treats journalists as an afterthought. The same institutions that expect the media to be the watchdog of democracy frequently starve the very people assigned to perform that sacred duty. Across many public events, millions are spent decorating halls. Enormous budgets are allocated for venue aesthetics, entertainment, protocol, and logistics. The red carpets are rolled out. The chandeliers glitter. The banquet tables overflow. But somewhere in the corner stands the journalist—the individual expected to document history, amplify achievements, and hold power accountable—often struggling to afford the tools required to do the job. It is a strange irony. Th...