Tag: ACSPN

Prof Rotimi Williams Olatunji Elected As ACSPN National President

Ganiyu Amodu

. ‘First Professor of Public Relations and Advertising (PRAD) in Lagos state varsity’s history,’ What to know about new national leader of Nigeria Communication Scholars and Professionals’ Association and his emergence at 11th Annual Conference   The Association of Communication Scholars & Professionals of Nigeria [ACSPN) has elected Professor Rotimi Williams Olatunji of the Faculty of Media and Communication Studies, Lagos State University (LASU), as its National President. Platforms Africa reports that Olatunji, the first Professor of Public Relations and Advertising (PRAD) in LASU history, emerged as the president at…

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Sanwo-Olu to Declare Conference of Communication Scholars, Professionals Open

Gbenga Adeoti

“Why the 11th Conference was brought to the Southwest, especially Lagos,” Chairman of the Local Organising Committee (LOC), Prof Rotimi Williams Olatunji, gives details     Governor Babajide Sanwo-Olu of Lagos State is to declare the 11th Association of Communication Scholars and Professionals (ACSPN) open on September 4, 2024. A statement by the Chairman of the Local Organising Committee (LOC), Prof Rotimi Williams Olatunji, which stated this, maintained that the two-day event is billed for the Airport Hotel, Ikeja. The governor who is the Special Guest of Honour and Chief…

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How Am I Going to Cope? – Lai Oso’s Widow As Late Prof For Burial July 14

Damilola Olonade

“We’ll publish all,” Platforms Africa collates heart-rending  tributes written by acquaintances and ex-students of the late communication giant, including Olota of Ota, Prof. Yemi Obalanlege, and those from BBC, AriseTV, The Nation, Premium Times, IPC, IPI, WSCIJ, ACSPN,  Leicester University, De Montfort University, England, UNILAG, LASU, Covenant University, Crescent University, and other newsrooms and classrooms across the World       Abimbola, widow of the late renowned Professor of communication , Lai Oso, has declared that she did not know how she would cope with the “terrible loss” of her…

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