Sir Ademola Adetula, Veteran Journalist, Passes Away at 74

Sir Ademola Adetula, a distinguished journalist and media administrator, died at the age of 74. He was recognized for his significant contributions to journalism, characterized by a commitment to integrity and balanced reporting.
Adetula was made a 'Sir' through his induction into the Knights of Saint John International (KSJI) and was also honored as a Member of the Federal Republic (MFR). His career included a notable tenure at Kwara State-owned Herald Newspapers, where he emphasized the importance of credible sources and balanced storytelling.
After retiring from Herald Newspapers, he joined Ondo State-owned Owena Press Limited in 1995 as Editor of THE HOPE Newspapers. His legacy is remembered fondly by colleagues who appreciated his professional standards and mentorship.
Adetula's approach to journalism was marked by a focus on developmental media practices, avoiding sensationalism and prioritizing factual reporting.
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