Alhaji Yusuph Adebola Olaniyonu, journalist and former Ogun State Commissioner for Information, was the Special Adviser (Media and Publicity) to Dr. Bukola Saraki when he was the Senate President. He shared his life story with TUNDE ADELEKE.
How would you describe your experience as a commissioner and spokesman for a Senate President?
Those two positions presented different contexts and required different approaches. However, they were both demanding in nature, challenging and rigorous. I became commissioner in Ogun State a few weeks after I became an orphan with the sudden loss of my mother, who was not sick, for even an hour. So, I was initially disorganised. However, the job was even…
Source: Nigerian Tribune
