The Eagle Online to continue operations after founder’s death, family says

Reported by Premium Times · 2 hours ago · Folashade Ogunrinde

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The family said Mr Oladipo, who established The Eagle Online in 2012, had put measures in place to ensure the continuity of the publication before his death. The post The Eagle Online to continue operations after founder’s death, family says appeared first on Premium Times Nigeria.

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