Akeem Oyetunji spent twenty-seven years in Nigerian newspapers before starting his own. He worked across the Nigerian Tribune, Vanguard, Nigerian Compass and The Champion, covering education, the Federal Capital Territory, sport, foreign affairs and defence, and finished on the field as a State House correspondent at the Presidential Villa in Abuja from 2010 to December 2015, five years covering Goodluck Jonathan and seven months covering Muhammadu Buhari. He resigned as an assistant news editor at Champion in 2015 to become managing editor and chief executive of PNO Dynamic Media Limited, publishers of Prompt News Online, founded in 2013. The operation has taken no outside funding and states it is not affiliated to any political or social group. Harry Awurumibe runs the Abuja bureau and Bolaji Oyegunle, a pioneer staff member with fifteen years in print, heads the London bureau. Today, Prompt News Online is mainly focused on Nigerian national politics and the 2027 election cycle, business and energy, crime and security, sport, entertainment, opinion and a relationships section, published from three offices across Nigeria and the United Kingdom, from their base in Ibadan, Nigeria. One interesting fact: Its sections run from federal politics to a standing column called Intimacy, carrying marriage and relationship advice under headlines like "Women who should not marry yet" beside coverage of the presidency and the Central Bank.