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Punch Newspaper sacks longest-serving Editor over Pastor Fatoyinbo… Punch Newspaper has sacked its longest serving editor Martin Ayankola, following outrage over a controversial cartoon published last Thursday. Mr. Ayankola, who was appointed on December 2012, is the longest-serving editor in the 46 years history of The PUNCH. The newspaper had on July 4 published an article on its back page by Abimbola Adelakun with the title “What Does Mrs. Fatoyinbo Know”. The article, which examined the rape allegations against Pastor Biodun Fatoyinbo of the Commonwealth of Zion Assembly (COZA) was illustrated with the cartoon of a man desecrating the bible with urine. Punch had apologised after the cartoon was greeted with backlash. An emergency meeting was convened by the board on Monday where Ayankola was directed to resign before the close of work. The editor had only returned from a one-week suspension before the cartoon saga. It is also suggested that the columnist and the chairman of the editorial board could be affected by the board’s decision. It was learnt from inside sources that Punch management had been shopping for Ayankola’s replacement for a while. Former editor of Sunday PUNCH, Toyosi Ogunseye, had been penciled down to take over in January 2019. Ms Ogunseye, who is the first female to be appointed editor in the media organisation, however, left in January 2018 to join the BBC as head of West Africa operations. — view on Instagram http://bit.ly/2S3ZrGb

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COZA saga: Newspaper sacks editors over offensive cartoon on Christian faith

The PUNCH has removed its Daily Editor, Martin Ayankola over an offensive cartoon published in the newspaper of Thursday July 4. Also asked to resign was the Saturday Editor, Olabisi Deji-Folutile over the same issue. There has been outrage over a cartoon published on the back page of the PUNCH last Thursday of July 4. […]

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Punch Newspaper Sacks Longest-Serving Editor, Martin Ayankola Over Offensive Cartoon On Pastor Fatoyinbo

Punch Newspaper has sacked its longest-serving editor Martin Ayankola, following outrage over a controversial cartoon published last Thursday.

Ayankola, who was appointed in December 2012, is the longest-serving editor in the 46 years history of The PUNCH.

The newspaper had on July 4 published an article on its back page by Abimbola Adelakun with the title “What Does Mrs. Fatoyinbo Know”. The article, which examined the rape allegations against Pastor Biodun Fatoyinbo of the Commonwealth of Zion Assembly (COZA) was illustrated with the cartoon of a man desecrating the bible with urine.

Punch had apologized after the cartoon was greeted with backlash. An emergency meeting was convened by the board on Monday where Ayankola was directed to resign before the close of work. The editor had only returned from a one-week suspension before the cartoon saga.

It is also suggested that the columnist and the chairman of the editorial board could be affected by the board’s decision. According to reports, Punch management had been shopping for Ayankola’s replacement for a while.

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COZA Saga: The PUNCH Removes Editor Over Offensive Cartoon

COZA Saga: The PUNCH Removes Editor Over Offensive Cartoon

 The controversial cartoon

The PUNCH has removed its Daily Editor, Martin Ayankola over an offensive cartoon published in the newspaper last Thursday.

Also asked to resign was the Saturday Editor, Olabisi Deji-Folutile over the same issue.

There have been an outrage and backlash over a cartoon published on the back page of the PUNCH last Thursday. The opinion on its back page column was written…

[deereporters]

COZA: Punch Newspaper Fires Editors, Cartoonist Over Offensive Cartoon

COZA: Punch Newspaper Fires Editors, Cartoonist Over Offensive Cartoon

The PUNCH has removed its Daily Editor, Martin Ayankola over an offensive cartoon published in the newspaper last Thursday.

Also asked to resign was the Saturday Editor, Olabisi Deji-Folutile over the same issue. (more…)

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PUNCH Removes Editor Over Offensive Cartoon On COZA's Pastor

PUNCH Removes Editor Over Offensive Cartoon On COZA’s Pastor

The PUNCH has removed its Daily Editor, Martin Ayankola over an offensive cartoon published in the newspaper last Thursday.

Also asked to resign was the Saturday Editor, Olabisi Deji-Folutile over the same issue.

There have been an outrage and backlash over a cartoon published on the back page of the PUNCH last Thursday. The opinion on its back page column was written by Abimbola…

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COZA: Punch sacks longest-serving editor over offensive cartoon

COZA: Punch sacks longest-serving editor over offensive cartoon

Punch Nigeria Limited has terminated the appointment of the editor of its daily title, Martin Ayankola, following outrage over a controversial cartoon published last Thursday. Mr. Ayankola, who was appointed on December 2012, is the longest-serving editor in the 46 years history of The PUNCH.

The newspaper had on July 4 published an article on its back page by Abimbola Adelakun with the title…

[goldmynetv]

Punch Newspaper sacks longest-serving Editor over Pastor Fatoyinbo… Punch Newspaper has sacked its longest serving editor Martin Ayankola, following outrage over a controversial cartoon published last Thursday. Mr. Ayankola, who was appointed on December 2012, is the longest-serving editor in the 46 years history of The PUNCH. The newspaper had on July 4 published an article on its back page by Abimbola Adelakun with the title “What Does Mrs. Fatoyinbo Know”. The article, which examined the rape allegations against Pastor Biodun Fatoyinbo of the Commonwealth of Zion Assembly (COZA) was illustrated with the cartoon of a man desecrating the bible with urine. Punch had apologised after the cartoon was greeted with backlash. An emergency meeting was convened by the board on Monday where Ayankola was directed to resign before the close of work. The editor had only returned from a one-week suspension before the cartoon saga. It is also suggested that the columnist and the chairman of the editorial board could be affected by the board’s decision. It was learnt from inside sources that Punch management had been shopping for Ayankola’s replacement for a while. Former editor of Sunday PUNCH, Toyosi Ogunseye, had been penciled down to take over in January 2019. Ms Ogunseye, who is the first female to be appointed editor in the media organisation, however, left in January 2018 to join the BBC as head of West Africa operations. https://www.instagram.com/p/BzuZuz5FpQs/?igshid=bfvezzqnvy0h