In post-colonial Nigeria, few, if any, can be said to come close to Pa Sam Amuka Pemu (fondly called Uncle Sam) in terms of ramifications in journalism practice. He is undeniably a complete newspaperman because of his indelible footprints (from reportorial to editorship to punditry to managerial).
From the outset, he honed his exquisite writing skills under the tutelage of iconic poet John Pepper Clark, at the Sunday Express, where the latter was features editor. From where he…
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