EDITORIAL

THE ‘KIDNAP’ OF SOCIOSCOPE
Before any other issue is mentioned in this editorial, it is important to mention that the issue to be raised in this article was not the one that was originally slated to come up for this week. However, the editor’s hand was moved to write by an incidence that happened at the eleventh hour—a few hours before this week’s publications were posted. The editorial team of SOCIOSCOPE on Sunday evening discovered that the board had been carried away from its usual location outside ODLT. The board was replaced by a microcosmic board which belonged to one of the fellowships on campus. Immediately, the Association of Campus Journalists was inundated about the abysmal development. It was later discovered that the board had been ‘kidnapped’ and kept in a covert place.
In life, everyone (especially an achiever) is bound to acquire enemies, and friends alike as they climb the ladder of success. As far as this is concerned, SOCIOSCOPE News Agency is not an exception. But we at SOCIOSCOPE vow to always report the truth and nothing but the truth. It is important to mention that one of the writers of the fellowship whose board was used to replace ours was contacted. She claimed not to have met any board at the usual location of the SOCIOSCOPE board. The question then is: “Who kidnapped SOCIOSCOPE.” If indeed the editorial team of the fellowship had spoken the truth, we strongly advise them to find another location for their board. If they lied, God will judge.
This is also an avenue for us to thank our strongest ally—YOU, our readership, jewels of inestimable value—for continually keeping faith in us. SOCIOSCOPE promises to serve you better even in the face of resilient adversity.
Have a lovely week.


Olofinlua Oyindamola
Editor –in-Chief