Moshood Olawale Ajibola is a media strategist, researcher, and communicator with more than fifteen years of professional experience in sales, communication, and public engagement. He holds a Bachelor’s and a Master’s degree in Communication and Language Arts from the University of Ibadan, and he recently defended his doctoral thesis at the same institution on “Knowledge, sources and utilisation of climate change information among the residents of wetland areas in Lagos State, Nigeria.”

Specialising in Environmental and Climate Change Communication, particularly within Lagos State and Nigeria at large, Moshood combines rigorous academic insight with practical media expertise. His research has been widely recognised, with four publications in reputable academic journals: two exploring environmental and climate change communication, one examining slang expressions as reflections of identity among Lagos residents, and another investigating how universities employ the internet as a communication strategy with their publics.

Through this blend of scholarship and practice, Moshood brings unique depth to Planet and Pages, shaping its three core areas of focus:

• His strong grounding in media and communication underpins the platform’s commitment to clear and reliable reporting of daily news in Nigeria.
• His doctoral research and academic contributions directly inform the platform’s dedication to raising awareness and sparking conversations on environmental and climate change issues in Nigeria and beyond.
• His love for language, culture, and critical analysis naturally extends into book reviews, where he connects ideas in literature and scholarship to wider social and cultural realities.

At the heart of his work is a belief in the transformative power of knowledge — whether through news, environmental awareness, or the wisdom found in books. Planet and Pages reflects this vision: a dynamic space where information enlightens, ideas inspire, and awareness leads to action.