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  • Who Will Tell Tinubu The Truth About Nigeria? by Morak Babajide
    Blog, Featured, Newspaper Column

    Who Will Tell Tinubu The Truth About Nigeria?

    In the vast expanse of Nigeria, a land blessed with abundant resources and a rich cultural heritage, the promise of a bright future has increasingly become a distant dream. Nigeria is a nation teetering on the brink of collapse, with millions of its citizens groaning under the weight of poverty, unemployment, and insecurity. The country…

  • I Am Not Racist, My Neighbour Is Black, by Morak Babajide-Alabi
    Blog, Newspaper Column, UK GENERAL ELECTIONS

    “I Am Not Racist, My Neighbour Is Black”

    John (not John the Baptist), a middle-aged white man, often describes himself as someone who “is not racist.” He points to his cordial relationship with his Black neighbour, Kwame, as proof. “Kwame and I get along just fine,” he often says. “How could I be racist? We chat over the fence, and our kids play…

  • Can Kamala Spring A Surprise? by Morak Babajide-Alabi
    Blog, Featured, Newspaper Column, UNITED STATES

    Can Kamala Spring A Surprise?

    Three days ago, I published the article “Will Biden Bow Or Sit Tight?” on my blog. I analysed why President Joe Biden should yield his presidential re-election bid to a more energetic candidate in the Democratic Party. For some time, there have been concerns about Biden’s age and health. The majority consensus is that Biden…

  • Will Biden Bow Or Sit Tight? by Morak Babajide-Alabi
    Blog, Featured, Newspaper Column, UNITED STATES

    Will Biden Bow Or Sit Tight?

    The American political scene is characterised by swift shifts, close examination, and unceasing conjecture, especially about its leaders. As the oldest serving president in American history, President Joe Biden is the subject of numerous discussions and worries. A critical analysis of his term and future has been prompted by concerns about his age and health,…

  • The Implications of the Assassination Attempt on Trump - by Morak Babajide-Alabi
    Blog, Featured, Newspaper Column, UNITED STATES

    The Implications of the Assassination Attempt on Trump

    The Saturday assassination attempt on former President Donald Trump carries significant political implications, both within the United States and globally. This event, no matter how we view it, profoundly impacts the political landscape, public sentiment, and international perceptions of American democracy. The consequences of this act will extend far beyond this incident, raising questions about…

  • Time is Ticking For the Democrats - A Roll of Biden or An Alternative?
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    Time is Ticking For the Democrats – A Roll of Biden or An Alternative?

    As the 2024 U.S. presidential election draws near, the political landscape is charged with questions surrounding President Joe Biden’s suitability for re-election. This speculation has been fuelled by recent missteps, including his mistaken reference to Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy as “President Putin” and his underwhelming performance at the CNN debate a few weeks ago. These…

  • Embracing Gratitude and Hope: Celebrating Another Year of Life
    Blog, Newspaper Column

    Embracing Gratitude and Hope: Celebrating Another Year of Life

    Another year has dawned in this human endeavour. My hopes, dreams, and aspirations remain as clear as ever. The blockades, obstacles, and barriers are many. But the true leader in me must not succumb to any. In this journey, I’ve come a long way. But the way before me is still very long. Happy birthday…

  • My Take On The Ngozi Fulani Issue, by Morak Babajide-Alabi
    Blog, Newspaper Column

    My Take On The Ngozi Fulani Issue

    By Morak Babajide-Alabi Let’s be frank. “Ngozi Fulani” (if you have not heard about her, check the UK news website) has no point in the trending racial abuse claim against Lady Susan Hussey. ‘Ngozi’ (an obvious foreign name) was asked a straightforward question about where she was from and she took offence to this. This…

  • In Nigeria, the Political Stories Sound Familiar, by Morak Babajide Alabi
    Blog, Newspaper Column

    In Nigeria, the Political Stories Sound Familiar

    By Morak Babajide-Alabi Twenty-nine years ago today, June 12, 1993, Nigerians came out in large numbers to vote in a presidential election they thought would be the turning point in their country. Nigerians voted for MKO Abiola, but the military leaders voted to “walk back” the ‘wishes’ of the citizens as they annulled the election…

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I am an experienced Social Media practitioner with a strong passion for connecting with customers of brands. As part of a team, I presently work on the social media account of a leading European auto company. On this job, I have brought my vast experiences in journalism, marketing, search engine optimisation and branding to play.

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