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Enitan Olusegun Bamidele,EOB: An Enigma re-defining the Radio World
*Enitan Olusegun Bamidele,EOB: An Enigma re-defining the Radio World
World Radio Day is celebrated on February 13, every year to raise awareness about the importance of radio in providing information, entertainment and education.
A day proclaimed by the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organisation (UNESCO) in 2011 and observed annually to commemorate the anniversary of the first radio broadcast on February 13, 1922, by the United Nations (UN) Radio, this year is with a focus on celebrating the radio’s rich past, ongoing relevance and promising future.
Talking about the rich past of radio, one cannot do without mention those who have created a niche for themselves and re-defining the future of broadcast in Nigeria.
One of such persons is Enitan Olusegun Bamidele (EOB) also known as (omo iya oloyo).
As a seasoned and charismatic broadcaster who has become a household name, EOB’s journey in broadcasting began as a young journalist with a passion for storytelling.
After studying Mass Communication at the prestigious The Polytechnic Ibadan, he started out at Ogun State Broadcasting Corporation (OGBC) under the tutelage of veterans who are icons of radio broadcast.
Starting as a local news reporter, EOB’s tenacity and dedication to delivering accurate and engaging news stories propelled him to the national stage.
His natural ability to connect with people, coupled with his articulate communication skills, quickly set him apart in the competitive field. With a distinctive voice and a warm on-screen presence, he became a trusted face in households across the country.
EOB’s versatility allowed him to cover a wide range of topics. Among what stood him out
Evolving with the digital broadcast, he stepped up his game to be not just on-air talent but a regular face of online podcast by expanding media landscape, engaging with audiences through social media and digital platform.
Committed to journalistic integrity. known for thorough research, balanced reporting, and a genuine interest in the stories, no wonder his audiences appreciates his ability to make complex issues accessible and his empathetic approach to storytelling.
Off-air, EOB is involved in Humanity and Creative initiatives, using his influence to support various charitable causes. He mentors aspiring journalists and advocates for media literacy, recognizing the importance of an informed and engaged society.
Now with Fresh FM, Ibadan, Oyo State founded by Olayinka Joel Ayefele (OJA) EOB has earned numerous awards for his outstanding contributions to journalism and broadcasting. His impact extends beyond the newsroom, making him not only a respected figure in the broadcast industry but also a beloved and influential voice that resonates with a broad audience.
EOB’s dedication to truth, empathy, and community engagement solidifies his status as a wonderful broadcaster and On air Personalty (OAP).
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Aig-Imoukhuede Foundation opens applications for 6th Cohort Programme
Aig-Imoukhuede Foundation opens applications for 6th Cohort Programme
The Aig-Imoukhuede Foundation is pleased to announce that applications are now open for the sixth cohort of its transformative AIG Public Leaders Programme (AIG PLP).
This flagship six-month executive education initiative, delivered by the University of Oxford’s Blavatnik School of Government, is designed to empower high-potential public sector leaders across Africa with the tools, networks, and strategic insight required to deliver meaningful reform across African public institutions.
Applications are now open to qualified public servants from all English-speaking African countries and will close on Sunday, April 12, 2026. The programme commences in October 2026.
Since its inception in 2021, the AIG PLP has built a formidable reputation for creating tangible impact.
Alumni from the programme have gone on to design and implement more than 230 reform projects within their ministries, departments, and agencies across Africa.
An impact survey revealed that 62% of alumni have earned promotions or assumed expanded leadership roles post-training, demonstrating the programme’s direct effect on career advancement and institutional influence.
“Across Africa, the complexity of public sector challenges demands more than good intentions. It requires reformers who understand systems, can navigate institutional realities, and are equipped to implement sustainable change.
The AIG PLP is designed to meet this need,” said Ofovwe Aig-Imoukhuede, Executive Vice-Chair of the Aig-Imoukhuede Foundation.
As part of the programme, a PLP alumna, Titilola Vivour-Adeniyi, Executive Secretary of Lagos State DSVA, launched a secure self-reporting tool that allows survivors of domestic and sexual abuse safely document incidents and preserve evidence.
Survivors are already accessing support, and the tool ensures that crucial proof is protected until justice can be sought. This is one of over 230 impactful reform projects being implemented across sectors as diverse as healthcare, finance, agriculture, and education.
We are seeing proof every day that investing in the capacity and leadership potential of people, delivers the kind of transformation that policy alone cannot achieve.”
The AIG PLP is a blended learning experience that combines online sessions with an intensive residential module.
It is offered at no cost to selected participants, with the Foundation covering all costs of the programme including accommodation and feeding during the residential weeks.
Participants gain direct access to world-class faculty from the University of Oxford, and learn to tackle core public sector challenges such as: Negotiating in the public interest. Harnessing digital technology for governance.
Strengthening public organisations.
Upholding integrity in public life.
The curriculum culminates in a capstone reform project, where participants apply their new skills to a real-world challenge within their institution.
This practical component ensures that learning translates directly into actionable solutions.
Interested candidates are encouraged to apply early. For more details on the application process and to apply, please visit the Aig-Imoukhuede Foundation website.
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Renewed Hope Ambassadors Inspect RHA Secretariat
Renewed Hope Ambassadors Inspect RHA Secretariat
Renewed Hope Ambassadors, led by its Director-General and the Governor of Imo State, Hope Uzodinma, alongside Zonal Coordinators (NW, NC, SE), the Media & Publicity Directorate, and other key stakeholders, inspected the RHA Secretariat two days after President Bola Tinubu unveiled the Renewed Hope Ambassadors grassroots engagement drive in Abuja.
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Harmony Gardens’ Ibeju-Lekki Portfolio Crosses $1bn
Harmony Gardens’ Ibeju-Lekki Portfolio Crosses $1bn
Harmony Garden & Estate Development Limited has expanded its development activities across Ibeju-Lekki, pushing the projected long-term value of its estate portfolio beyond $1 billion.
Led by Chief Executive Officer Hon. Dr. Audullahi Saheed Mosadoluwa, popularly know Saheed Ibile, the company is developing seven estates within the Lekki–Ibeju corridor. Details available on Harmony Garden & Estate Development show a portfolio spanning land assets and ongoing residential construction across key growth locations.
A major component is Lekki Aviation Town, where urban living meets neighborhood charm, located near the proposed Lekki International Airport and valued internally at over $250 million. The development forms part of the company’s broader phased expansion strategy within the axis.
Other estates in the corridor tagged as the “Citadel of Joy” (Ogba-idunnu) include Granville Estate, Majestic Bay Estate, The Parliament Phase I & II, and Harmony Casa Phase I & II.
With multiple projects active, the rollout of the Ibile Traditional Mortgage System, and structured expansion underway, Harmony Garden & Estate Development Ltd continues to deepen its presence within the fast-growing Ibeju-Lekki real estate market.
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