samuelomofala

samuelomofala

Samuel Omofala is a law student, a versatile freelance journalist and an editor who has written across entertainment, culture, editorial, politics and legal.

Music || Salawa Abeni: 50 Years of Waka and Womanhood | Afroangle
CULTURE || The Evolution of the Nigerian Banger Boy: From Banter to Cyber-Attacks – The Law Press Organisation, University of Ibadan
ENTERTAINMENT || We All Eat Breakfast and Die: Remembering Ogogo’s Nollywood Legacy | Afroangle
ENTERTAINMENT || We All Eat Breakfast and Die: Remembering Ogogo’s Nollywood Legacy | Afroangle
MUSIC || From Fuji to Street Pop: How Yoruba Music Reinvents Itself | Afroangle
MUSIC || Falz’s Break Time: A Musical Account of the State of the Nation – The Law Press Organisation, University of Ibadan
NEWS || Deboye, NANS President Trade Words Over Outgoing Vice-Chancellor’s Legacy – SULTAN BELLO HALL PRESS ORGANIZATION, UNIVERSITY OF IBADAN.
ENTERTAINMENT || More Streams, Less Money: Why Music Does not Pay Well in Nigeria | Afroangle
ENTERTAINMENT || Nollywood’s Disconnect: Why Universities Must Build a Pathway to the Industry – The Law Press Organisation, University of Ibadan
EDITORIAL || Sultan Bello Hall’s Blackout: Students Left for Darkness and Thirst – SULTAN BELLO HALL PRESS ORGANIZATION, UNIVERSITY OF IBADAN.
EDITORIAL || Education, Agriculture and Nigeria’s Future: UTME Exemption Policy Is a Mistake – SULTAN BELLO HALL PRESS ORGANIZATION, UNIVERSITY OF IBADAN.
ENTERTAINMENT || Beyond the Gown: Law Students Who Choose the Stage – The Law Press Organisation, University of Ibadan
CULTURE || The Brazilian Butt Lift in Nigeria: Body, Culture, and Contested Beauty Standards  – The Law Press Organisation, University of Ibadan
NEWS || UI3: Management, UISU Remain Silent 48 Hours After Judgment as NANS, Civil Society Commend Judgement, Call For Reinstatement – SULTAN BELLO HALL PRESS ORGANIZATION, UNIVERSITY OF IBADAN.
ENTERTAINMENT || Structure Where There Was None: The Founders Building Pathways for the Next Generation of Afrobeats – The Law Press Organisation, University of Ibadan
CULTURE || The Nigerian Valentine: A Celebration of Ego, Not Love
EDITORIAL || Nigerian Government Pauses University Proliferation But Fundamental Flaws Persist – The Law Press Organisation, University of Ibadan
INTERVIEW || “I Had to Prove Something to Myself”: Tomilayo Oyedeji on His UI Law Journey and Emerging Nigeria’s Best BOSAN Scholar – The Law Press Organisation, University of Ibadan
INTERVIEW || Finalist Interview: “I Didn’t Come This Far Just to Quit” – Olufunmilola Oludare, Immediate Past Editor-in-Chief Reflects on Leadership, Journalism, and Her Legacy at The Law Press
ENTERTAINMENT || Intent Over Form? The Rise of Afro-Gospel – The Law Press Organisation, University of Ibadan
OPINION || Content Creation Is Not Nigeria’s Industrial Revolution  – The Law Press Organisation, University of Ibadan
EDITORIAL || First Semester Through the Lenses of Academics, Extracurriculars, and Campus Challenges – The Law Press Organisation, University of Ibadan
EDITORIAL || The Tragic Evolution of Trans-campus Students’ Unions – The Law Press Organisation, University of Ibadan
Should NANS be disregarded as a group of political jobbers in light of its reaction to the student loan policy? – UNION OF CAMPUS JOURNALISTS-University of Ibadan
ENTERTAINMENT || Nollywood’s Stumbling Block: Why Nigerians Demand More from Their Cinema  – The Law Press Organisation, University of Ibadan
CULTURE || Dinners: A Lost Art or an Evolved Tradition ? – The Law Press Organisation, University of Ibadan
FACT CHECK || Fact Check: UI SU Erroneously Attributes Remita’s Founder To Alumnus – The Law Press Organisation, University of Ibadan
FEATURES || The Price of Knowledge: Yearly Hike Of Fees Spark Outrage – The Law Press Organisation, University of Ibadan
CULTURE || ÈṢÙ: DEMYSTIFYING THE FIGURE – The Law Press Organisation, University of Ibadan
LEGAL POINTERS ON ENVIRONMENTAL POLLUTION: A REVIEW OF NATIONAL SANITATION LAWS – The Law Press Organisation, University of Ibadan
POLITICS || Are We In The Era of ‘Progressive Unionism’?  – The Law Press Organisation, University of Ibadan