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There is something about the sciences that I think drives many of its practitioners into art

— Tolu Ogunlesi

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Sometimes a journalist needs the kind of skills that a novelist would have for things like color and background, which make a story come alive.

People are not born journalists – you may be born with such skills that help you become a better journalist, but you have to learn.

I appreciate the power of the internet in promoting literature

There is an obsession with Western media – if Western media doesn’t say it, we don’t believe it.

The most successful media businesses are the ones that best understand their audience and adapt whatever they are doing to their audience.

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