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Sparklewy:You don't know the meaning of the jargon you just wrote. You guys are so programmed that if you hear satan dies today, you would still write RIP for him. No wonder you all are deceived to be praying for your prophets - doctrine from hellfire Our life is long enough for us all to repent |
Professor Nathaniel Durojaye Oyerinde: The First African Professor Professor Nathaniel Durojaiye Oyerinde, The Otun Baale of Ogbomoso, the first Professor in Nigeria and Africa. The first Ogbomoso man to be well educated and rose to become the first professor in Nigeria, perhaps also among the earliest educationalists in Black Africa to have a Ph.D and become a professor. Nathaniel Durojaye Oyerinde hailed from Ile-Igbagbo in Isale Afon, Ogbomoso, the root of Christianity in Ogbomoso. Nathaniel Durojaye Oyerinde was born into the family of Pa. David Aworinde, one of the earliest trained pastors in Nigeria and Madam Adeyemi Aworinde in October 1875. N.D Oyediran attended both Baptist Day School, Osupa, Ogbomoso and Baptist Day School, Lagos between 1898 and 1901. Oyerinde also attended the Preachers’ Training Class founded by Rev. C. E. Smith in Ògbómòsó. He was at Wayland Academy and Virginia Union University, Richmond Virginia, and obtained B.A. Degree in 1914 and B.D. Degree in 1915. For his postgraduate study he was at the University of Chicago, Illinois, majoring in Hebrew before returning to Nigeria in 1916. From available records, it can be deduced that on a comparative level, Professor N.D Oyerinde remains one of the earliest Nigerians to be so educated even on the Continent of Africa. He is one of the first sets and a graduate of the institution (the forerunner of the Baptist College and Seminary). Pa. N.D Oyerinde taught at Baptist Academy, Ogbomoso from late 1916 to 1921 and at Baptist College and Seminary, Ogbomoso 1922 to 1935. He was Recording Secretary of the Nigerian Baptist Convention in 1923 and 1924 and was the president of the convention between 1926 and 1937. Professor Hon. Oyerinde was nominated to be a member of the legislative council of Nigeria, Lagos, representing Oyo province from 1935 till 1944. As president of Ogbomoso Progressive Union (OPU) he was made a full time council member of Ògbómòsó District council in 1935. Oba Alabi Afolabi Oyewumi, Ajagungbade II appointed the most educated citizen of Ògbómòsó at that time as Otun Baale in 1936. Professor Oyerinde was solidly the brain behind the establishment of earlier Ogbomoso continuation classes and People’s Institute founded in 1938 for which he invited his young friend, Professor Eyo Ita as the headmaster of the Institute. Professor N.D Oyerinde was among the founders of Ogbomoso Grammar School and Ogbomoso Girls High School. For many years he was the chairman Board of Governors for Ogbomoso Grammar School, similarly, he was the founder and First president of Ogbomoso Progressive Union (OPU) in 1912. He was conferred with OBE during Queen Elizabeth II birthday honour in 1947. Similarly, he was made member of the Federal Republic of Nigeria (MFR) by the Head of State of Nigeria and in 1950 he was appointed a justice of the Peace (JP). Professor (Chief) N.D. Oyerinde who also wrote and submitted a memorandum on “Economic Development of Ogbomoso in 1948”. Professor N.D Oyerinde’s Economic thesis was based on the premise that since Ogbomoso is largely cocoa, rubber and mahogany which could advance the fortunes of his teeming population. Late Pa. (Hon) N.D. Oyerinde, wrote "THE HISTORY OF OGBOMOSO; TITLED , “IWE ITAN OGBOMOSO” published in 1934. Professor (Chief) Hon. Nathaniel Durojaye Oyerinde died on 18th April, 1977 at the ripe age of 102.
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What the six geo-political zones contributed to the VAT pool and received in H1 2026 (Jan-Jun) 1. South-west Contributed: N2.16trn Received: N691.56bn (31.99%) 2. South-south Contributed: N880.58bn Received: N429.99bn (48.83%) 3. North-central Contributed: N302.81bn Received: N350.17bn (115.64%) 4. North-west Contributed: N205.52bn Received: N384.56bn (187.11%) 5. North-east Contributed: N152.82bn Received: N285.70bn (186.95%) 6. South-east Contributed: N79.27bn Received: N230.89bn (291.28%) <FAAC, TheCableIndex> #TheCableIndex
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Maxymilliano:Another form of lamentation. Why are the wailers grieving over the rescue, abi na release? |
*🇳🇬 EFO RIRO ON THE WORLD MAP!* *EFO RIRO RANKED AMONG WORLD'S TOP 50 SOUPS* Yoruba delicacy Efo Riro has emerged as the only Sub-Saharan African soup on TasteAtlas' latest list of the world’s top 50 soups. The vegetable soup, known for its rich taste and cultural significance, puts Nigeria cuisine on the global culinary map.
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Ikengawo:Yes Obi has surplus where government workers went on strike for 13 months (they resumed themselves when they were tired). |
leanonme82:One eediot was asking tauntingly what Awolowo achieved. |
I leanonme82:Kano, Jigawa, War-ravaged Borno and Gombe are not ìn the league of the best from chest-beaters |
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Sheuns:Sad-u-see is pained. The Agbotikuyos are tormented |
Kingrshd3:He just dey write anything ni. |
Sheuns:See torment in this expression! The empty marks grammar and nothing else |
Checkwell:A mentality exclusively reserved for slaves |
EmmyMaestro:Dem don Bleep this one tire! That time she dey hear "fornication is evil" she go look you one kind. |
Ezeama400:I think it's majorly golde |
Mmm givedemwotowoto:So Nigerians in SA don't pay taxes abi? Must you open your mouth? |
Owa Announces Plan to Establish Ijesa Mining Corporation, Says Enough is Enough The Owa Obokun of Ijesaland, Owa Clement Adesuyi Haastrup, has announced plans to establish the Ijesa Mining Corporation to drive economic development in his kingdom. The declaration was made by the Owa Obokun when the Alase of Ilase, Oba Isiaka Adesina Ajarabiolu, accompanied by his chiefs, paid a courtesy visit to his palace. The paramount ruler announced that the mining corporation will be officially registered under the joint ownership of the six Local Government Areas in Ijesaland and the Owa Obokun palace, thereby constituting seven shareholders. The Owa Obokun recalled knowing some non-indigenous mining companies, notably GAMRA and Odutola, in the 1950s, before Segilola Resources Operating Limited, a leading mining company, commenced operations in the area. Owa Clement Adesuyi Haastrup stated that the time has come for the Ijesas to assume control of their destiny by exploiting their God-given resources to foster development in the six Local Government Areas of Ijesaland. He emphasized that ten percent of the revenue will be allocated to the community where the exploitations occur, while the remainder will be utilized for balanced development across the six local governments. The paramount ruler of Ijesaland stated that the Owa in council is fully aware of all Complaints regarding the infiltration of certain northerners into some villages and towns, emphasizing that the palace committee on security is fully in charge of the matter. He called upon the traditional rulers in Ijesaland to lend their support to the committee's endeavors to prevent impending crimes in the area The Alase of Ilase Ijesa, Oba Isiaka Adesina Ajarabiolu, had earlier provided a progress update on Obokun University, Ilase, and alerted the Owa Obokun to the boundary dispute existing between Ilase and Osogbo. Alase, a recently elevated Part One Traditional Ruler, notified the error in the naming of the military depot in Ilase Ijesa and sought the Owa's assistance in correcting the mistake at the Ministry of Defense. Present during the meeting were the Alase in council, the president of Ilase National Union, Barr Dupe Ajayi-Gbadebo, Odole of Ilesa, High Chief Afolabi Makanjuola, the Loro of Ilesa, High Chief Lekan Foloruns, Looja Bode Owofade, Bajimo of Ilesa, Chief Amos Ogunbiyi, Saluwa of Ilesa Chief Samson Awe, Baseemi of Ilesa, Yeyerise of Ilesa , Chief Mrs Hannah Ojo, Yeye Loro, Yeyedofin, Yeye Bajimo, Yeye Sapaye, Yeye Lejoyi and Yeyebaodo. #everyonehighlightsfollowers #everyoneシ゚ #everyonehighlights #viralreelschallenge #isaachaastrup #fromnigeriatotheworld #EconomicFreedom #entrepreneurship #GlobalImpact #PurposeDriven https://www.facebook.com/share/1D9VpuiJaW/
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Abufo:You just must talk. What exactly is military perks that's there. Is it the body exercises you call military perks? It's clear you lost what anything MILITARY means |
Charlotte Olajumoke Obasa built Nigeria’s first indigenous bus service without holding a public office. In 1914, a year after the closure of the Lagos Steam Tramway service, a popular philanthropist and women’s right activist, Charlotte Olajumoke Obasa rose to the challenge and made move to ease the pain of Lagos commuters by establishing a transport service Called “Anfani bus service” almost free-of-charge. Born into the aristocratic family of the wealthy Richard Beale Blaize on January 7, 1874. Herself, married into the noble family of Prince Orisadipe Obasa. She had previously donated her property for the establishment of the Lagos School for Girls in 1907. Categorically, Yoruba Blog can tell you: she was actively involved in social welfare in Lagos and served as a member of a committee to investigate the causes of infant mortality. She was also the leader of Lagos Women’s League (LWL) which promoted health education, more employment opportunities for educated girls, better conditions for female nurses and government workers, more girls’ schools, and a better standard of living for Africans in general. She was also noted as one of the pioneer members of the Reformed Ogboni Fraternity and was widely known as its first Iya Abiye. Her Anfani bus service was in operation till the late 1920s when Zarpas bus service began operation and continued from where hers left off. In 1922, she commissioned this beautiful portrait of hers titled ‘Sisi Nurse’ by Chief Aina Onabolu. She died in Lagos on December 23, 1953. #yorubablog
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Kelklein:I am sorry you don't know how government records work. Regardless, their records as far as those schools are concerned, even in 100 years to come, will read EXPELLED |
BREAKING: LPPC suspends Mike Ozekhome from SAN rank The Legal Practitioners’ Privileges Committee (LPPC) has suspended Mike Ozekhome from the rank of senior advocate of Nigeria (SAN) pending the conclusion of disciplinary proceedings against him. In a statement issued on Thursday, Kabir Akanbi, chief registrar of the supreme court, said the decision was taken at the committee’s 173rd general meeting held on June 23. Details below; https://www.thecable.ng/breaking-lppc-suspends-mike-ozekhome-from-san-rank/ |
ONE OF MY MANY EX- GIRLFRIENDS ONCE CAME FOR PRAYERS AND WAS SHOCKED THAT I WAS NOW A PASTOR -Pastor EA Adeboye By Abiola Paul Although there were signs even during childhood that God would use him, Pastor Enoch Adejare Adeboye, the General Overseer of the Redeemed Christian Church of God [RCCG] was not born a saint. In an article written to celebrate his birthday, Bisi Daniel, a journalist and author of a book, titled, ‘Stories of Pastor E.A Adeboye,’ says growing up, there was no sign that the renowned Cleric will attain the status he has today in Christendom. In an article he wrote to celebrate the 78th birthday of the respected cleric widely circulated on Monday, Daniel recalls Adeboye’s own account of his life as a ‘playboy’ before he became a born again Christian. Adeboye had, as reported by Daniel said, ” Before I was born again, I was a very rotten boy. I had two things going for me that made it extremely easy to have girlfriends. I was a sportsman and I was also a photographer. I’m yet to meet a lady who can say no when you say you want to snap her; I haven’t met one, particularly if you have the right kind of language. “Things like “Ahh, whoa! What am I looking at? Where has this sun been hidden? I have never seen this sunshine before. Do you mind if I record you?” “You know the elders have a saying; they say the mouth of the old woman looks like she never sucked breast. Hmm, when you see Pastor Adeboye you think he was born a saint. “No, no, no, Thank God for His power to change. “I had so many girlfriends that at a stage I didn’t even know the number. And for each girlfriend, there was a birthday. I had so many birthdays, one birthday for each girlfriend. I am just telling you this to let you know that God can pick one up from the pit of hell and make him or her His servant. Among all these girlfriends, there was one that was closest to me. “But after some time we separated: she went her way, I went my way. She got married, I got married. But in the meantime, I had become born again. “The lady had a child that was born lame, so somebody told her if she took the child to a certain pastor he would pray for the child to walk. So she came to the mission house. “I was in the living room but she saw some people on the veranda who asked for the pastor and was told I was inside. So she opened the door and saw me. Laughter, laughter, laughter. “And you know what old flames do, “Aaaah long time no see? Where have you been, how has life been treating you, etcetera, etcetera?” When we finished, she said, “I want to see the pastor.” “I said, “Yes, I am the pastor.” “You?” She asked, surprised “Yes,” I said “She shouted, “You will pray and God will answer?” “Let somebody shout Hallelujah! I prayed and she got her miracle.” #Amen #HeavenlyMandate https://www.facebook.com/share/p/18jaM6FTAT/
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