Segun Olatunji, a seasoned journalist and General Editor of First News, has resigned from his position citing concerns for his safety and that of his family.
This decision comes on the heels of a disagreement with the company’s management over the handling of a sensitive story involving Gbajabiamila.
In a parting shot, Olatunji stated, “In no distant time, the truth will come out and then it’ll be my word against theirs.” He also called on the management of First Media Network Limited to settle his outstanding salaries, amounting to one year’s pay, without delay.
Despite the acrimonious departure, Olatunji expressed gratitude to the company for the opportunity to contribute to its operations over the past four years. His resignation marks a significant development in the ongoing saga, with many watching to see how the situation unfolds.
