Reuben Abati celebrates wife, Iyabo, at 50th Birth. English romantic poet, John Keats, once wrote that a thing of beauty is joy forever. Since their chance meeting several decades ago, the duo have played unending orchestra to…. Time to sign off public writing. It means I would henceforth intervene in national discourse only on very few occasions when I feel so strongly, and when I need to…. Lessons of life. Media tasked to set agenda for development.
The Nigerian media have been tasked to set agenda for the country to ensure citizens explore ways to develop the economy.
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Sir: In my teenage years I was enthralled by the bearing of prolific writers such as Fr. Gabriel Osu, Reuben Abati Latest Sport. Footballer Sala's flight organiser jailed for 18 months. The businessman who organised the flight that killed Argentine footballer Emiliano Sala in a crash in the English Channel was on Friday sentenced to 18 months in jail for endangering the safety of an aircraft. French police seek leads in PSG football assault case.
Zainab Ahmed: FG will pay Nigerians transport allowance after fuel subsidy removal. A, LL. Reuben Abati is a highly cerebral achiever of proven ability with extensive professional experience in both the public and private sectors whose core competence covers design and management of communications structures and processes, in-depth analysis of concepts and issues, media and government relations - with a bias for societal impact and laws. His engagements are backed by his strong inter-personal, networking, research as well as intellectual and communication skills.
He has worked as team leader, managing large teams to deliver efficient results in the face of challenges that require pace and adroitness.
He was also a National Merit Scholar. He later studied at the University of Ibadan as a University Scholar. He holds a Ph. Career Reuben Abati has been writing for the Nigerian press since , serving as Contributing Editor, Editor, and Columnist to many publications, covering both the mainstream media and the softer genre of romance and lifestyle magazines.
He is very well known for his book reviews, essays and commentaries on national, regional and international affairs. His writings have also appeared in both local and international periodicals and academic journals.
Before working in government, Reuben Abati was, from , Chairman of the Editorial Board at The Guardian Newspapers, a privately owned, independent Nigerian newspaper.
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