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Eagle Online publisher Oladipo laid to rest in Lagos

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The late publisher of The Eagle Online, Oladotun Samson Oladipo, was laid to rest on Friday in Lagos, with family, friends and colleagues from Nigeria’s media industry gathering for his interment. Oladipo, a former Political Editor of Punch Newspaper who went on to found The Eagle Online, died on August 25 at the age of Read More: https://punchng.com/eagle-online-publisher-oladipo-laid-to-rest-in-lagos/

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