Author: Olasunkanmi Arowolo
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They say you are the average of the five people you spend the most time with. These photos are a quiet reminder that growth is rarely an individual pursuit. It is shaped by the environments we intentionally build. What began as friendship, shared ambition, and limited resources has matured into a circle of professionals committed…
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Retreat, Review, and Relaunch
I am writing this newsletter from a place of genuine sacrifice. I had committed not to interact with any digital device during the final three days of the year, yet there was no other way to share this timely encouragement. This message comes at the start of my second day of retreat, and I felt…
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My Journey to the British Academy Global Talent EndorsementΒ
Olasunkanmi Arowolo shares his detailed journey to receiving a British Academy Global Talent endorsement – from completing a PhD at the University of Kent with rare distinction to navigating the application process with strategy, mentorship, faith, and impact-driven focus.Β
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Nigerian Journalism at the Crossroads: The Drift to American English and the Shadow of Digital Imperialism
Credit: Nepal Institute for International Cooperation and Engagement (NIICE)
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Nigeria Happened to Me
As seen in Vanguard By Olasunkanmi Arowolo It started with a video; a thought-provoking piece by trending thought leader, Tade Makinwa. As I listened, the phrase βNigeria happened to meβ struck a chord. It echoed through my mind, stirring memories, questions, and convictions. That simple line captured the complex relationship many of us have with…
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The Mentors Who Make Scholars
As seen in Vanguard and TheCable Newspapers In every academic journey, there are those whose influence lingers long after the graduation robes have been folded away and certificates framed. These individuals are not merely teachers; they are mentors β builders of men and women, shapers of destinies, and custodians of generational wisdom. I am fortunate…
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Itβs Not About You: A Lesson from AI, Journalism, and a Game of Bingo
By Olasunkanmi Arowolo Conferences are known for their packed schedules, intense debates, and networking marathons. But sometimes, it is the seemingly ordinary moments; the casual conversations and icebreaker games that leave you with the lessons that linger. At the PCST 2025 Pre-Conference Workshops this week, I encountered one of those moments. The day was already…
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Anyone could be a journalist, even you!
An age-old debate? Yes, it is. But why does it still matter today? It matters because it is still an unresolved debate most especially in the Nigerian context currently. The idea that anyone with access to valuable information of public interest can be a journalist has gained ground. However, this does not mean that journalism…
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Celebrating Our 5-Year Wedding Anniversary
We are thrilled to celebrate our 5th wedding anniversary! To mark this special occasion, we created a heartfelt video where we randomly picked a number and answered meaningful questions about our journey together as a married couple. Throughout the video, we reflected on our joys, challenges, and the invaluable lessons we’ve learned, all while sharing…