Maverick Broadcaster Shifts Focus to Water on Nigeria's Leading Knowledge Rediscovery Campus Radio Show E YIRI E WO Today

By: Israel Adeleke

The last episode of popular Yoruba campus Radio show focused on socio-surveillance of life issues, affairs and life hacks, E YIRI E WO shifts to a discourse of an all-important this Monday, December 29 as water also known as H20 is brought to the front burner.

OPEN TELEVISION NAIJA (OTN) News reports that the new focus of the show was made known via a press statement made available by the programme host, a self-styled practical Broadcast lecturer of close to two decades of practical experience, Ambassador Olufemi Orunsola.

Orunsola, in his typical entertaining but didactic manner makes an allusion to an Evergreen song by Nigeria's Afro beat legend, Fela Anikulapo Kuti, asking if it is really true that "Water no get Enemy" as sang by the legend.

He further poses multiple direct learning questions about water to include: what is the importance of water in life? Where does water come from? Of all sources of water, which is the purest for human consumption? Which object(s) can be classified as enemy of water?

Orunsola further hinted that basic documented facts about water will be xrayed on the show while some cultural myths about water will also be explored.

To do further justice to the discourse, Dr. Samuel Babajide of the Science Technology Department at Moshood Abiola Polytechnic, has been named as one Resource Person of particular interest who will also be lending his voice to the discourse.

Meanwhile, a consultant from C21FG INTERNATIONAL, Adejoke Owolabi is expected to enlighten the public briefly about how consumption of properly hydrogenated water can help the human body to heal itself from many diseases. 

OTN News recalls that Ambassador Olufemi Orunsola has previously beamed the search light of knowledge and knowledge rediscovery on many things among which are: Comb, lantern, palm oil, eggs, with the pre-Christmas edition of the show which held last week focusing on facts and myths about Christmas chicken.