There’ll always be something to write Every writer all the time wants to meet up with the reading expectations of his audience.
For newspaper columnists, the audience is, at all times, waiting to read about something in a different way.
Most often, it does not matter whether the discourse is topical and public knowledge or not.
Reading through the pages of […] Every writer all the time wants to meet up with the reading expectations of his audience.
Reading through the pages of a few newspapers everyday in spite of my busy office schedules helps me to decide on the column’s topic for the week, which is usually developed with well-informed analysis; all for the reading pleasure of the audience. Conventional media especially the print media usually provides a wider range of the latest happenings across the country and around the world. Not to my surprise anyway, I found nothing exciting or fascinating as major stories in the newspapers I read in the past one week. The stories were no other than the usual reports of abductions and general insecurity of lives and property particularly in the northern parts of the country.
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