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Management of the Obafemi Awolowo University (OAU), Ile – Ife, has said Opeyemi DARA, the 400-Level student who committed suicide was not doing poorly academically. In a statement signed by the Public Relations Officer of the University, Abiodun Olarewaju on the death, the university noted that Opeyemi’s Cumulative Grade Point Average (CGPA), which was 2.68, was on the Second Class Lower (2.2) band and could not be said to be poor academically, contrary to claims that she committed suicide because of poor grades. The statement also noted that Opeyemi had no outstanding course to write and was only preparing to submit her final year project as a student of the English Department. The statement reads: “The authorities of the Obafemi Awolowo University (OAU), Ile – Ife, will like to commiserate with the parents, guardians, colleagues, friends and well-wishers of late Opeyemi Dara, a part four student of the Department of English, who was said to have committed suicide allegedly bec

Ohun un to yẹ ko mọ nipa Hubert Ogunde: # Ọjọ Kẹwaa, osu Keje, ọdun 1916, eyiun ọdun mejilelọgọrun (102) sẹyin ni Hubert Ogunde fi ori sọlẹ si ilu Ọ̀sọsà, nipinlẹ Ogun Jeremiah Deinbọ ati Eunice Owotusan Ogunde lo se ọkọ rẹ wa sile aye, Olusọagutan si ni baba rẹ. # Ọdọ baba iya rẹ to jẹ onifa, ni Hubert gbe fun igba kan, eyi to mu ko mọ nipa Ifa, Ogun atawọn orisa abalaye miran Ogunde sisẹ lẹyin to pari iwe mẹfa rẹ tan bii olukọ ile ẹkọ alakọbẹrẹ, ọga akọrin ni sọọsi ati atẹduru # Ẹgbẹ Eegun Alarinjo lo fi bẹrẹ isẹ tiata, ko to dara pọ mọ isẹ ọlọpaa, o si de ipo Kọsitebu, ko to fẹyinti Oun lo kọkọ mu ere tiata wọ inu ẹgbẹ alarinjo, eyi to sọ di oludasilẹ ere tiata Lara awọn ere onise to se ni ‘Human Parasites’, eyi to fi n tako iwa sisare lati ra asọ ẹbi olowo iyebiye tii se ara ara Yoruba Ogunde jẹ ajijagbara fun iran Yoruba ati Naijiria, lati ipasẹ ọpọ ere to se fi tako awọn oyinbo amunisin. Lara ere naa ni ‘Bread and Bullet’ to se lọdun 1950. # Ogunde tun maa n lo e

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Timigrace Institute For Teenagers Initiative (TINTI) TINTI is an institute created to make teenagers and youths come to the knowledge of the illness of premarital sex, teenage pregnancy and adolescent motherhood. TINTI is an institute with several visions but the motherly vision that births the other ones is; To reduce teenage pregnancy and adolescent motherhood in Nigeria, francophone and lusophone countries and if possible the world at large. For sometimes and now TINTI is known for; Sensitising teenagers on the effects of premarital sex, encouraging teenagers to focus on the pursuit of excellence rather than involving premarital sex and if at all we have any that have involved in this act and result to teenage pregnancy, TINTI also made provision for them by encouraging them to rise up and develop skills for immediate and future survival and how does this institute carry out these goals? TINTI visits four schools both primary and secondary schools in a year aside any

                        Akinjole Ogiyan immortalized The interests of children going to their fathers or forefathers to tell and sensitize them on the history of their origin, their land, culture & traditions etc. as well as cultures of other people, seem to have deeply slept if not dead. In this view, a short comprehensive history of Ejigbo and the list of all Ogiyan or Elejigbo of Ejigbo (Oba of Ejigbo) has been brought to the public by  Ganiyu Ayanniyi M.  for indigenes and non indigenes to know these past leaders till present in order to outshine others in  debate, quiz, or even when someone challenges them anywhere at anytime especially for ELGASITES (Ejigbo Local Government Area Students' Association 'ELGASA' ) Ejigbo, one of the prominent town of the then Oyo State and now of the present Osun state, was founded by Prince Akinjole at about the same time Oranyan founded the old Oyo Kingdom. Like all other Yoruba settlements, the origin of Ejigbo is trace

When will it be our turn now? Yea, make it as they do say now. Let the turn turn to us, To bring all for us as horse. When will it be our turn sir? You want them to die with it sir? Let not the race of success turn to war, Yeah, don't let them abuse it as whore. When will it be our turn to lead? Yea! If the youngest ones can outshine even with beads. Hmm, how will one overlook that? When they are always neat with their hats. When will it be our turn ma? Stop! Not requested! The caress of shoulder. Man, do as asked your precious Ma! Share love without a touch on a paining shoulder. When will it be our turn to takeover? With the aim of not quickly seeing a game over. Yes, the focus mustn't be on Stones, If really planned to be on thrones. When will it be our turn of no hate? Too long, we continue to anticipate. Let the turns turn right! To us, turn not to fight. Let them turn right!