Oyo Herald

Mr. Sunday Akin Dare is the Executive Commissioner (Stakeholder Management) of the Nigerian Communications Commission. Until his appointment, he was the Convener of the Social Media Clinic (SMC), a Media/Information Technology (New Media) initiative committed to educating private citizens on IT development and also in the use of telecommunication as an information tool and creating awareness on how to responsibly use the platform provided by advancements in Information and Communication Technology (ICT). He combined this role with being the Chief of Staff / Special Adviser (Media) to former Lagos State Governor, Ahmed Bola Tinubu. He graduated with a Bachelor of Science (BSc.) in International Studies from Ahmadu Bello University in 1991. He then proceeded to obtain a Master of Arts in Law and Diplomacy from the University of Jos. He was a Freedom Forum Fellow and Visiting Scholar, School of Journalism - New York University (NYU) in 1998. He later proceeded to Harvard University under ...

John Olusegun Mayowa (John Mayor was among youths honoured in Ibadan yesterday with Distingushed Oyo Youth Award .

Youths in Ogo Oluwa Local government area of Oyo State have passed a vote of confidence on Hon. John Mayowa as the leader they can trust . The youths in a statement made available to Oyo Herald stated that John Mayor as being popularly call is a politician with the love and interest of the youths at heart . “ we have known John Mayowa to be a loyal promoter of Omo Titun in Ogo Oluwa Local government since the days of SDP, He spent his money on many empowerment programs for our youths and always donating generously to the party.”  In 2015 offer scholarships to many indigent students in Ogo Oluwa and Surulere local government and he equally takes care of party leaders . The statement reads. The  statement also stated that Elder Matthew and  Mr Seun Ojo want  to reap in Ogo Oluwa Local government where they contributed little or nothing to the success of Engr. Seyi Makinde and the PDP in the last General elections.  The Youths who made their displeasures known in t...