**Still on Dele Momodu: A Reflection of Ebbing Influence** In a recent article, Dele Momodu, a well-known Nigerian journalist and entrepreneur, responded to points I raised about him. I attempted to present my views in a respectful and measured tone, but clearly, it struck a chord with him. While I don't owe him an apology for my opinions, I acknowledge that his reaction was quite intense. Dele Momodu's response suggests that he has become increasingly emotional and detached from reason. It appears that his current stance is more driven by passion than by rational thinking. As someone who has been a prominent figure in the Nigerian media landscape for decades, it's disheartening to see him struggling to adapt to changing circumstances. In his response, Momodu took a trip down memory lane, recalling his past encounters with certain individuals, including President Tinubu. However, this attempt to deflect from the present is unlikely to salvage his deteriorating reputation. It's also telling that he chose to highlight clips of my past statements about Tinubu, a tactic that only serves to underscore the distance between his current stance and his earlier views. Interestingly, Momodu's reaction is reminiscent of those who, like him, have seen their influence wane. His recent public posturing and apparent desperation to cling to relevance are a far cry from the days when he was a respected voice in Nigerian media. The harsh realities of the ever-changing Nigerian landscape seem to have caught up with him, and it's uncertain whether he can recover his former stature. Momodu's decision to play the "loyalty card" and claim that he has remained committed to President Tinubu since joining the APC in 2021 is an attempt to whitewash his past transgressions. His narrative doesn't quite add up, particularly given the long-standing relationship he had with former President Jonathan's administration. As the Nigerian political landscape continues to evolve, it's not clear whether Dele Momodu can regain his lost footing. His current trajectory seems to be one of decline, and it remains to be seen whether he can find a way to reassert himself as a significant voice in the country's media and politics.