Sir Ademola Adetula: 27 Years Ago, My Boss ‘Saw’ My Today
‘Adetula, spreading his arms above me, prayed quite canonically with effusions that denoted that he was almost asking God to make me change my decision. But ending his prayers, Sir
Sir Ademola Adetula passed away at the age of 74, leaving behind a legacy as a prominent veteran journalist. Known for his impartial and balanced reporting, Adetula was a master news-story writer and proficient media administrator. He was made a Sir in the Knights of Saint John International, KSJI, for his significant contributions to journalism.
Adetula's memory is cherished for his contributions to the journalistic practice and developmental media exercise, marked by his thrilling writing skills and adherence to journalistic integrity. After retiring from the Herald Newspapers, Adetula joined Ondo State-owned Owena Press Limited as Editor, where he employed the reporter as their first salaried employee.
Despite Adetula's success in his career, he was also known as an unsung Prophet, with a deep sense of religious faith and commitment to his family.
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