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Today 21.05.2020....The house of Maye of Yoruba kingdom 's team reaches out to some gbongan indegenes.


Indeed it was a big surprise when The team storms house to house, shops to shops to give a pack of rice and beans with envelope full of cash.. To support people @this pandemic period.

The multi billionaire,philantropist and industrialist.. Dr Ramon Adedoyin has given out and still giving both cash and foodstuff of about 100million niara..

He said when you have.. Do give to the needy... He appreciates all the collectors and urged them to wash their hands regularly, maintain social distance...

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The period of Ramadan Is a period of seeking Allah's mercies...Dr Ramon Adedoyin


Multi billionaire,Dr Ramon Adedoyin, The Maye of Yoruba kingdom has called on all Muslims to be prayerful in the month of Ramadan.

He said "As Muslims around the globe commence observance of the Ramadan fast, I invite all and sundry to re-dedicate ourselves to seeking the mercies of Allah, pray for our dear Nation and it's leaders"

The multi billionaire and Maye of Yoruba kingdom added "Seek forgiveness and forgive one another as this is the spirit of Ramadan and it's lesson are built in having a taste of what others feel, especially the have nots.

The Ramadan month calls on all Muslims to show more tolerance to other faiths,relate well and then maintain peace and harmony from the community level up to the national stage.

The month is a month of increased charity and Good deeds, so do not be limited in spreading good words and deeds, as even a smile is charity."

Dr Ramon Adedoyin then prayed God to accept the fast and forgives us our sins.
He said "Overall I pray God accept our fast as an act of worship, forgive our sins and bless our nation"


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Jakumo:
As you dey smile for camera, like pesin when win Baba Ijebu lottery, I sure say you don hammer for where you go so.

Billionaire no dey dash small money. Dem own dey start from one miliki cash down no shaking.

So, as e be say na condisho make crayfish bend, we sef dey wait any one when you shop remain, to take am manage awasef for today only.

Oya, oya, Oga, make we see ya han. We no come here to count bridge. Do someting betta as weekend consign, as corret man consign.

We dey here for sun, dey suffer heat, but you dey do fine boy for inside aircondition yanga moto. You tink say e good so, say Papa God dey happy ?

Oya park well, it you wan begin dey do like say you no hear my language. Park well, and give me ya moto key, make I hold am for you first.

Confirm my brother. U go see my hand

Barely 78 hours ago, I paid courtesy visit to multibillionare,philantropist and industrialist DR RAMON ADEDOYIN,The chairman of Oduduwa University,Nig.The Polytechnic, Ile-ife. Our Saviors University of America,USA
.Oduduwa Polytechnic Lagos.Unique citizens (university)college,Ghana.Our Saviors Tours & Visitors Company of America,New York,USA
, Hilton hotels Ltd (lagos&osun).Our Saviors University Properties LLC, USA. Ray Power Guards Ltd.(osun, Lagos, Abuja).Famf bank Ltd(first access microfinance bank).and Beta Foundation GTE Ltd whose net worth is 520billion naira..He appreciated my comedy skits and also conferred me as his son who is promoting yoruba race thru my skits.

Indeed Dr Ramon Adedoyin, Maye of Yoruba kingdom and The spirit of Africa is a blessing to Yoruba kingdom who is welcoming and encouraging youths that will build Africa to greater level.

Meeting chairman of all is a blessing to me, he prayed for me and urged me to do more..

I appreciate you always sir
Olusegun jeje

THE MAYE OF YORUBA KINGDOM URGES NIGERIANS TO STAY STRONG
Let us sacrifice our today so that our children can have a better tomorrow.

We should not give up & we should not allow this pandemic period to defeat us.

One important key to success is self confidence. And important key to self confidence is preparation. Your vote is your power May Allah lead us to success

I stand with my Family's & we lift up our hand in prayer for us, May Allah approved our innermost good wishes, purify our intention, remove our tears & fears, forgive our error & sins, accept our prayer & Grant us greatful long life & make Aljanna is our final destination. Ameen summa Amen

Wash your hands regularly..
Maintain social distance always.
Stay safe..

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"I have pictured my self in our dear state 's future..

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Adewopo is......

He is young.
He is bold.
He is politically experienced.
He is politically connected Worldwide.
He is a son of the soil
He is academically smart.
He is a lawyer with over 25years of experience.
He understands the OSUN problems and solutions
He is a complete gentleman.
He is a goal getter.
He belongs to the Grassroots party

Give him your votes come 2022 and he'll surely #GrowOsun positively as expected.

#SupportADEWOPO

Covid -19: The prosperity of the western world and Asia is driven by innovation. But the key is to commercialize innovation. The government and private sector industries have a large role to play here, the latter even more.

The innovations by these young Nigerians to fight the Covid-19 pandemic in a preventive manner should NOT go to waste, as has been the case far too often.....


Whether bird flu, the coronavirus COVID-19, MERS or Zika, the threat of a serious epidemic can strike fear in people across the globe. It’s wise to respect these infections. After all, each can seriously sicken people. Still, there’s no reason to panic. You can protect yourself by practicing good hygiene.

My advise:

1. Wash your hands!
Often. Assume that sneezes or germy hands have left infectious residues on every surface that you have not personally cleaned or seen cleaned (especially outside your home). Scrub away for 20 seconds. Don’t forget to wash between fingers and under nails. If soap and water is unavailable, you can disinfect hands with an alcohol-based hand sanitizer. Another option: If you have to turn a door knob, put a clean tissue or paper towel between the knob and your hand.


2. Disinfect surfaces.
These include desk tops, phone keypads, computer keyboards, TV remotes, door handles and kitchen counters. Rub them down with a rag or paper towel that has been dampened with alcohol-based disinfectant. (Don’t get electronics wet. A dampened rag is sufficient and won’t harm your devices.)

3. Don’t eat food or handle dishes or utensils touched by a sick family member.
If you must touch a spoon someone else has handled (but not had in their mouth), do so. Then wash your hands.

4. Don’t share a towel with anyone in your household who is sick.
Get your own and make sure it is washed regularly with hot water. Dry towels in the sun or a hot dryer cycle.

5. Don’t shake hands, kiss or hug people.
This is the time for fist- or elbow bumps. Or smile from an arm’s distance.

6. Don’t touch your face.
It’s hard not to. Most people do it without thinking several times each hour. But germs you pick up from touching a contaminated surface may begin reproducing as soon as they contact moist areas of our eyes, nose and mouth.

7. Avoid crowds.
If you must go out where plenty of people are present, whenever possible keep a cough’s distance away from them — about a meter (or yard). Someone near to you may be infected and show no symptoms.

8. Wear gloves while out in public.
Any cotton, wool or lycra glove will do. Don’t touch the outside of the gloves when you remove them. And once home, wash the gloves in hot water (but don’t dry wool ones with heat or they’ll shrink). Disposable latex or other types of plastic gloves can be reused several times if you spray the outside with an alcohol-based disinfectant right before taking them off.

9. Don’t share papers.
Now is the time to use digital documents. If your teachers don’t ask you to write papers on a computer, suggest it. But make sure that everyone is expecting to move documents this way and looks for them. When it comes to the daily mail, dispose of envelopes and any papers you don’t need as soon as you can. And then wash your hands.

10. Practice good hygiene.
Wash your hands. Cough and sneeze into your elbow. Keep in mind that you may become infected and show no symptoms. This means you might be able to infect people at high risk of serious disease, such as an elderly grandparent or a classmate with asthma

Stay safe
Maintain social distance always
Wash your hands regularly


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There is no doubt that the coronavirus pandemic has exposed the frailties of the human race. It has also wrecked the world economy. However, it has also brought out the best in some people as many Nigerians have come to the aid of the underprivileged members of society. TOFARATI IGE takes a look at wealthy Nigerians who have donated huge amounts of money to cushion the effects of the pandemic

Aliko Dangote

Being the richest black man in the world is no mean feat. And living up to the billing, Aliko Dangote, does not believe in doing small things. Whenever he wants to give, he gives big.

Shortly after the first case of coronavirus was reported in the country, Dangote, donated a hefty sum of N2bn to the government to battle the disease.Dangote also partnered with Access Bank to provide treatment, testing, training and isolation centres across the country.

Folorunsho Alakija

Billionaire businesswoman and philanthropist, Folorunsho Alakija, is one woman who has repeatedly shown that she has the milk of human kindness flowing in her veins.

Apparently disturbed by the damaging effect the coronavirus pandemic could have on the country, Alakija, who is the MD of Famfa Oil Limited, gave the Federal Government N1bn as her form of support against the rampaging pandemic.

The donation was made on behalf of she and her husband, Modupe.Alakija’s non-governmental organisation, Rose of Sharon Foundation, is known for helping widows and orphans through business grants and scholarships.

Tony Elumelu

That Tony Elumelu is a mentor to many— both young and old— is incontestable. The economist, entrepreneur and philanthropist is the Chairman of Heirs Holding, United Bank for Africa and Transcorp, as well as being the founder of the Tony Elumelu Foundation, which empowers African entrepreneurs to create jobs on the continent.

Elumelu has often said that he is deeply passionate about Africa and wants to see the continent grow. On a number of occasions, he has donated to worthy causes, especially as regards youths.

For the fight against COVID-19, the suave personality donated N1bn.


Ramon Adedoyin


Multi Billionaire and business guru. Dr Ramon Adedoyin is one of the most important person in educational sector.. He is the chairman,founder and chancellor of unique citizen university,ghana. oduduwa university,nigeria,our saviour university,Usa.he is also blessed with other companies and organizations,,hotels and two polytechnics in Nigeria.. His give away is huge.. He has reached out with millions of cash and foodstuffs.100m)..he is the brain behind RPAG and also has chains in real estate..

He is the son of the soil and current Maye of Yoruba kingdom



Bola Tinubu

A former Governor of Lagos State, Bola Tinubu, is one of the most influential politicians in the country despite not holding any public position since he left as governor after serving two terms in 2007.

Considering that the index case of coronavirus in Nigeria was reported in Lagos, it is not surprising that the astute politician fondly called ‘Asiwaju’ quickly sprang to action. On the occasion of his 68th birthday, the APC chieftain donated N200m to the Federal Government and Lagos State Government. He wrote on Twitter, “Today, but for COVID-19, we would, as we have done for the last 12 years, have celebrated this day with the Bola Tinubu Colloquium. This year, we could not but by God’s grace, we will do so again.

“The circumstances this year prevent us from gathering together to celebrate my birthday but I would still like to mark the occasion.

“That is why I have chosen today to announce that I will be making a donation of N200m to fight this deadly virus. Pursuant to this pledge, N100m will be made available to the government of Lagos State and another N100m to the NCDC to support their efforts in fighting COVID-19.”

Theophilus Danjuma

A former soldier, politician, businessman, Theophilus Danjuma, through the Victims Support Fund, set up a task force on COVID-19 to distribute food and drugs worth N1bn to internally displaced persons and other vulnerable groups across the country.

In a statement that accompanied the donation, Danjuma wrote, “This intervention became necessary in view of the global devastation of the coronavirus pandemic and the huge human challenges it poses for the country.

“As a country, we must all do what we can to ensure that the spread is curtailed.

“The task force will provide N1bn worth of medical supplies, food, water and non-food items for IDPs and others, who will face special challenges at this difficult time.”

Femi Otedola

Charismatic billionaire, Femi Otedola, is a man who gives like it is going out of fashion. He has donated huge sums of money to different causes in the past and the coronavirus pandemic is not an exception.

Otedola, through his company, Amperion Power Distribution Limited, donated N1bn to the Federal Government to fight against the disease.

Abdulsamad Rabiu

The founder of BUA Group, Abdulsamad Rabiu, is an active and big player on the Nigerian business scene. With his interests cutting across several areas including iron and steel, cement, sugar refining and real estate, Rabiu does know his onion when it comes to entrepreneurship.

Having made his fortune in Nigeria, the billionaire doesn’t hesitate to come to the country’s aid when his help is needed. He donated N1bn to the fight against COVID-19 pandemic.

Jim Ovia

Business and founder of Zenith Bank, Jim Ovia, is one man who likes to keep his personal life private. He prefers to concentrate on his business interest. Like others in his ilk have done, Ovia also stepped up to the plate to ‘knock down’ COVID-19 pandemic. He donated N1bn to the cause.

Ovia also engages in other philanthropic activities through the Mankind United to Support Total Education and Youth Empowerment/ICT Foundation, among other non-governmental organisations.

Oba Otudeko

Businessman, Oba Otudeko, is the founder and chairman of the Honeywell Group. He is also a respected philanthropist and he uses his Oba Otudeko Foundation to silently empower many irrespective of where they come from.He donated N1bn to the Federal Government to wipe out the coronavirus pandemic out of the country.

Mike Adenuga
The founder of Globacom and Conoil, Mike Adenuga, GCON, is an enigma of sorts. Many admire his business sense and courage but they rarely ever get to see him because he refers to be out of the limelight.

Though Adenuga doesn’t relish appearing in public, he has been a blessing to several people across different walks of life. Through his non-governmental organisation, Mike Adenuga Foundation, the businessman donated a whooping N1bn to the government towards the eradication of the virus.

*Adewopo: A Prince, Lawyer, Philanthropist and Politician*


Renowned Global Trade and Corporate Governance Counsel; President of Johnson Adedoja Adewopo Foundation and Convener of Ayombo Revolution Movement for the 2018 Osun governorship election.

Ayoade Adewopo is a legal practitioner. He holds a Doctor of Jurisprudence degree from the Indiana University, Indiana, a postgraduate diploma in international tax law from Robert Kennedy College (University of Wales), Zurich-Switzerland and a Higher National Diploma in Business Administration and Management from The Polytechnic Ibadan, Nigeria.

Ayoade Adewopo was born on the 20th day of December, 1972 to Prince Johnson Adedoja Adewopo a reputable lawyer during his lifetime and a scion of the popular Ogboru Royal Family of Ile-Ife and to Princess Dorcas Adewopo (Nee Laoye) a retired teacher and the first daughter of the Late Timi of Ede, HRH Oba John Adetoyese Laoye. Dr. Ayoade Adewopo was born a double Prince, a true blue blood from Osun state.

Prince Adewopo is a licensed law practitioner in the USA and also as a Solicitor in England & Wales. Prince Adewopo also has the right to practice law in the European Union and Canada. He currently works as a specialist on Corporate Governance, Global Trade Financing and Anti-Money Laundering matters in Nigeria.

Previously, Prince Adewopo worked with The Hong Kong Equal Opportunities Commission, as an Associate with the law firm of Ice Miller LLP, as the Senior Global Operations Counsel for The Scott’s Miracle-Gro Company (NYSE: SMG) and as the Vice President & Assistant General Counsel (Americas) for Ingersoll-Rand (NYSE: IR).

Between the years 2004 and 2006, Prince Adewopo served as Secretary, Vice President and President of the Marion County Bar Association (Indianapolis, Indiana). During the same period, he was also appointed as a Member of the Marion County Public Defender Board of Directors. He is a frequent speaker on Corporate Governance issues, Anti Money Laundering, Global Sourcing, International Trade and Global Investments.

Ayoade Adewopo served as a campaign leader for the Obama 2008 and 2012 Presidential campaigns. He has also served as a special advisor and counsel to several foreign government entities and several multi-national corporations on diverse transactions, including commodity hedging, mergers, acquisitions, global or cross-border joint ventures, trade financing, global security issues, global trade ethics and compliance policies.

A philanthropist of note, Prince Adewopo has been impacting the lives of Osun indigenes greatly. He is the President of Johnson Adedoja Adewopo Foundation (JAAF), a foundation that is currently catering to the needs of Osun State indigenes in various areas of higher education scholarships, human capital and infrastructural development projects.

Prince Ayoade Adewopo is the recipient of the prestigious Great Ife Students’ Union Leadership in Excellence Award, 2017. The last recipient of this award was Chief Gani Fawehinmi in 1988. Prince Adewopo stands out among his contemporaries. He demonstrates keen and transparent interest in the poor and down trodden.

Ayoade Adewopo is happily married with children.

Prince Ayoade Adewopo is the NEW OPPORTUNITY Osun State cannot afford to miss

There’s no better season to reflect, surrender and express gratitude than the season of Ramadan.
Feel the warmth this Ramadan with family,Dr Ramon Adedoyin.

My dear soul mate..

Mothers through whom we all began our lives, to them we owe our emergence onto mother earth, to them we owe our upbringing, to them we owe alot of irrepayable debt.

To our mothers, dead or living, we owe you alot of prayers, for your sacrifice, for the sleepless night, for the pains we caused and for the strains on your body.

For the smile you put on our faces, for the backache we caused you, for the sacrifice you did for us, for the food you refused to eat because we couldn't eat, we pray Almighty pay you back.

To all mothers, may you get the reward of all the pains you went through.

Happy mothers' day.


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The Polytechnic, Ile-Ife, formerly Universal Turorial College, is a private-owned tertiary institution located in the ancient city of Ile Ife, Osun State. Founded in 1984 by Rahmon Adedoyin, the polytechnic is recognized by the National Board for Technical Education after it was accredited in 2009.


The Polytechnic, Ile-Ife, was established by multi billionaire Dr. Ramon A. Adedoyin in 1984. It started as Universal Tutorial College, Ile-Ife, providing basic remedial studies for candidates sitting for Ordinary and Advanced Level, External examinations. It recorded so great a success that by late 80s it had become a household name in the Oyo State.


It was later registered as a centre for Technology adding to its list, the provision of Trade Tests in Technical Education, Automobile Engineering, Electrical/Electronic Engineering and Secretarial Studies. It also tutored candidates sitting for professional examinations like: CIBN, ICAN and NIMARK among others.


The real journey to becoming a full-fledged Polytechnic started with an affiliation to the University of Benin to run Diploma Programmes in Marketing, Business Administration, Law, Accounting etc. Later, it established a similar relationship with The Polytechnic, Ibadan. With the enactment of Decree 9 of 1983, which gives individuals, corporate organizations etc, the right to establish Polytechnics, Universities, and The College sought and got approval from Federal Government, after which series of visits were made by National Board for Technical Education (N.B.T.E.) accreditation team to assess the facilities of the College.


The visits finally paid off as the College finally got full approval to run a Polytechnic Education. Late Dr. Tai Solarin once visited the Universal College of Technology (now the Polytechnic, Ile-Ife) during a graduation ceremony. He was so impressed that he made certain statements. Below are some of his comments:


“The Rector Sir, I want to congratulate Nigerians and you on the existence of the College, it is going to become a University. I will live the rest of my life and die for education in Nigeria”.
Unless education becomes free, universal and compulsory, I will continue to have my legs showing till I die.


In line with NBTE’s report/recommendation and to meet popular demand, the institution applied through NBTE to the Federal Ministry of Education for a change of name from Universal College of Technology to The Polytechnic, Ile-Ife. The approval of the Honourable Minister of Education for the change of name was conveyed in a letter dated September 2009. With this approval this institution is now known as The Polytechnic, Ile-Ife. The Polytechnic, Ile-Ife has the approval of the Federal Government of Nigeria, located in a serene environment conducive to smooth academic activities, the institution is listed in the Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board Brochure (PCE) as one of the private Polytechnics in Nigeria. The Polytechnic has affiliations, collaborations with other tertiary institutions i.e. students from our Polytechnic to study in other Universities and Polytechnics. The Polytechnic has an array of qualified and experienced lecturers on full-time and part-time basis.

The institution has up-to-date facilities for learning and culture ranging from Library, Audio-..., editing room, Graphic Arts room, Photo Laboratory, Machine and Tools Lab., Electrical In... Hostels etc. There are Hostels facilities for both Male and female students. All the hostels are in the vicinity of the institution.


If you are thinking of going to polytechnic think of THE POLYTECHNIC, ile-ife.. Osun state

The Polytechnic, Ile-Ife, formerly Universal Turorial College, is a private-owned tertiary institution located in the ancient city of Ile Ife, Osun State. Founded in 1984 by Rahmon Adedoyin, the polytechnic is recognized by the National Board for Technical Education after it was accredited in 2009.


#Students: Over 20,300
#Founded: 1984, Ife.osun


The Polytechnic, Ile-Ife, was established by multi billionaire Dr. Ramon A. Adedoyin in 1984. It started as Universal Tutorial College, Ile-Ife, providing basic remedial studies for candidates sitting for Ordinary and Advanced Level, External examinations. It recorded so great a success that by late 80s it had become a household name in the Oyo State.


It was later registered as a centre for Technology adding to its list, the provision of Trade Tests in Technical Education, Automobile Engineering, Electrical/Electronic Engineering and Secretarial Studies. It also tutored candidates sitting for professional examinations like: CIBN, ICAN and NIMARK among others.


The real journey to becoming a full-fledged Polytechnic started with an affiliation to the University of Benin to run Diploma Programmes in Marketing, Business Administration, Law, Accounting etc. Later, it established a similar relationship with The Polytechnic, Ibadan. With the enactment of Decree 9 of 1983, which gives individuals, corporate organizations etc, the right to establish Polytechnics, Universities, and The College sought and got approval from Federal Government, after which series of visits were made by National Board for Technical Education (N.B.T.E.) accreditation team to assess the facilities of the College.


The visits finally paid off as the College finally got full approval to run a Polytechnic Education. Late Dr. Tai Solarin once visited the Universal College of Technology (now the Polytechnic, Ile-Ife) during a graduation ceremony. He was so impressed that he made certain statements. Below are some of his comments:


“The Rector Sir, I want to congratulate Nigerians and you on the existence of the College, it is going to become a University. I will live the rest of my life and die for education in Nigeria”.
Unless education becomes free, universal and compulsory, I will continue to have my legs showing till I die.


In line with NBTE’s report/recommendation and to meet popular demand, the institution applied through NBTE to the Federal Ministry of Education for a change of name from Universal College of Technology to The Polytechnic, Ile-Ife. The approval of the Honourable Minister of Education for the change of name was conveyed in a letter dated September 2009. With this approval this institution is now known as The Polytechnic, Ile-Ife. The Polytechnic, Ile-Ife has the approval of the Federal Government of Nigeria, located in a serene environment conducive to smooth academic activities, the institution is listed in the Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board Brochure (PCE) as one of the private Polytechnics in Nigeria. The Polytechnic has affiliations, collaborations with other tertiary institutions i.e. students from our Polytechnic to study in other Universities and Polytechnics. The Polytechnic has an array of qualified and experienced lecturers on full-time and part-time basis.

The institution has up-to-date facilities for learning and culture ranging from Library, Audio-..., editing room, Graphic Arts room, Photo Laboratory, Machine and Tools Lab., Electrical In... Hostels etc. There are Hostels facilities for both Male and female students. All the hostels are in the vicinityof the institution.


If you are thinking of going to polytechnic think of THE POLYTECHNIC, ile-ife.. Osun state

[quote author=Oksman post=89361252]Good points you raised sir, but in the case of Nigeria, it is impossible to unite everybody because our political leaders are benefiting from the division.


Remember Sunny Okosun's [b]"which way Nigeria" [/b]in the early 80's then you will understand my view because some people want to lord it over the rest of the country and of course it would fail like it happened in many other climes in the past.







I understand

WHY TOLERANCE IS NOT AN OPTION

Dear Friends,
In the face of the kind of divisiveness that we face as a nation today, I consider the application of logic as illogical.
My position is based on the premise that abnormal situations brings about abnormal measures.

It is not logical to apply logic when illogical things are happening.
When people take up arms and slaughter other humans who are defenceless, harmless, and most times innocent, that is illogical.
When our security forces rely on vigilantes to protect our societies, that is illogical.
When you can’t make a phone call in a “NEPA” office because of the loud sound from generators, that is illogical.
If we want to apply logic, then it is an eye for an eye, and soon enough, all of us will be blind.

Now, I am not advocating that we ignore veritable threats to lives, especially now that our security forces seems overwhelmed, No! Everyone has a right to life and security, even when it means safeguarding those rights by oneself.

What I am advocating is that we imbibe the spirits of restraint, from engaging in rhetoric that will escalate an already dicey situation.
I am advocating the bridging of gaps that could enable our nation’s best minds to come together and work together to create ground breaking innovations in science, technology, the arts, and importantly, governance.

Recently, I learned that China has about 56 ethnic groups. Who knew? But see where they are! Today Rwanda is becoming a beacon of development and progress because of what I may describe as an enforced National policy of tolerance. Rwandans after emerging from one of the most brutal ethnic conflicts in history, realized that the only way to move forward is through tolerance. Do you know that in Rwanda, it is criminal to identify yourself on the basis of your ethnicity? Everyone is Rwandan.

If we must move forward as a people, we will have to start looking beyond where our leaders should come from, and start focusing on what they can do.
And in other to achieve that, tolerance is not an option. It is a vital necessity at the moment.
One day, let’s learn to and preach tolerance.

God bless us all.

Dr Ramon Adedoyin
Maye of Yoruba kingdom

Oduduwa university is one in a million..

Below are the pictures of the Administrative/Faculty buildings plus it's standard library being built by Multi Billionaire Dr Ramon Adedoyin.


Oduduwa University is a private higher education institution located in the large town of Ile Ife with a (population range of 50,000-249,999 inhabitants), Osun. ... Oduduwa University is located in Ipetumodu, Ile Ife, Osun State, Nigeria. It was named after Oduduwa, the progenitor of the Yoruba people.

Location: Ipetumodu, Osun State, Nigeria

Campus: Ipetumodu

Chancellor: Dr. Rahmon Adedoyin

The institution is an innovative, forward-thinking university with high standards of teaching and research. OUI sits at the heart of one of Osun State's most up and coming cities. We are fully licensed by the National Universities Commission, Nigeria.

Our campus is perfectly located to ensure life-changing student experience.Always feel free to contact us. We believe that 'better future' starts here at Oduduwa University

Chief (Dr.) R. A. Adedoyin
Chancellor.

When the war is over, we count the cost, we honour the heroes (living or dead) and celebrate the victory providence has bestowed on us. I hope post covid-19 pandemic pass for one


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Thanks to the people who supported and likes my constructive facts about Dr Ramon Adedoyin few days ago.

It really surprised me that those who benefited from" give away gift" from billionaire businessman Dr Ramon Adedoyin have come to say big thank you for his heart kind gesture. Both Christians and muslims benefitted from give away of cash and foodstuff during this lock down period.

Dr Ramon Adedoyin is a man of his words who never look back before he reaches out to everybody.

How many geniue citizen of the soul have truly reached out@ this period ?

Dr Ramon Adedoyin has never closed his empire gate for once that is why you see alot people trooping in and out of his empire.

Don't be surprise he is the chairman and chancellor of chains of institutions like.

Oduduwa University. Ile-ife.
Our saviour university, USA.
Unique citizens university, Ghana.
The poly,egbeda.lagos
The poly, ile-ife and many more.

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"We are gradually entering the phase of gradual relaxation of Lockdown. Please know that "every man is the architect of his own fortune or misfortune." Our own will be fortune in Jesus name.

From Monday, 4th of May, the lockdown relaxation begins. Please BE CAREFUL.

Social distancing should still be in place. Some COVID-19 patients are asymptomatic. Don't wait for sneezing or cough before you keep your distance.

Ensure you make use of face mask and make sure it is not suffocating you.

Wash your hands with soap and water.

Sanitize your hands but remember sanitizers are inflamable.

If possible, avoid commercial bike; if possible for now. You don't know the health status of the rider.

Don't shake hands for now.

No hugging for now, except your spouse.

If you are in the car with anyone, do not put on aircon, other passenger(s ) may be carrier(s).

This is not a time to visit or play host to friends. Stay safe in isolation and interact in offices, banks, open markets, supermarkets, petrol stations, etc with care. Have it in mind that you are the only healthy one, all others are suspects.


✍ Dr Ramon Adedoyin
Maye of Yoruba kingdom

"We are gradually entering the phase of gradual relaxation of Lockdown. Please know that "every man is the architect of his own fortune or misfortune." Our own will be fortune in Jesus name.

From Monday, 4th of May, the lockdown relaxation begins. Please BE CAREFUL.

Social distancing should still be in place. Some COVID-19 patients are asymptomatic. Don't wait for sneezing or cough before you keep your distance.

Ensure you make use of face mask and make sure it is not suffocating you.

Wash your hands with soap and water.

Sanitize your hands but remember sanitizers are inflamable.

If possible, avoid commercial bike; if possible for now. You don't know the health status of the rider.

Don't shake hands for now.

No hugging for now, except your spouse.

If you are in the car with anyone, do not put on aircon, other passenger(s ) may be carrier(s).

This is not a time to visit or play host to friends. Stay safe in isolation and interact in offices, banks, open markets, supermarkets, petrol stations, etc with care. Have it in mind that you are the only healthy one, all others are suspects.


✍ Dr Ramon Adedoyin
Maye of Yoruba kingdom

"We are gradually entering the phase of gradual relaxation of Lockdown. Please know that "every man is the architect of his own fortune or misfortune." Our own will be fortune in Jesus name.

From Monday, 4th of May, the lockdown relaxation begins. Please BE CAREFUL.

Social distancing should still be in place. Some COVID-19 patients are asymptomatic. Don't wait for sneezing or cough before you keep your distance.

Ensure you make use of face mask and make sure it is not suffocating you.

Wash your hands with soap and water.

Sanitize your hands but remember sanitizers are inflamable.

If possible, avoid commercial bike; if possible for now. You don't know the health status of the rider.

Don't shake hands for now.

No hugging for now, except your spouse.

If you are in the car with anyone, do not put on aircon, other passenger(s ) may be carrier(s).

This is not a time to visit or play host to friends. Stay safe in isolation and interact in offices, banks, open markets, supermarkets, petrol stations, etc with care. Have it in mind that you are the only healthy one, all others are suspects.


✍ Dr Ramon Adedoyin
Maye of Yoruba kingdom

He is indeed a right leader..

Dr Adedoyin is best when people barely know he exists, when his work is done, his aim fulfilled, and says: we did it ourselves."

He is a leader who takes a little more than his share of the blame, a little less than his share of the credit."

"The ultimate measure of a man is not where he stands in moments of comfort, but where he stands at times of challenge and controversy." that is chairman for you.

He prefers to lead from behind and to put others in front, especially when he celebrate victory when nice things occur. He takes the front line when there is danger. That is why I appreciate his leadership."

He will tells you "Leadership and learning are indispensable to each other."

"The greatest leader is not necessarily the one who does the greatest things. He is the one that gets the people to do the greatest things." -

Dr Ramon Adedoyin leads with the heart, not just the head.He possess qualities like empathy, compassion and courage."

His type of leadership is not to put greatness into people, but to elicit it, for the greatness is there already."

He attracts great people and knows how to hold them together."


His leadership are self-reliant individuals with great tenacity and stamina."

He prefers the capacity and will to rally people to a common purpose together with the character that inspires confidence and trust."


He is a big Business mogul and educationist per excellence.


He Invest more in humanity than material things.

Raised solely by his mother, Alhaja Bintu Abeni Adedoyin because of the demise of his father, Alhaji Zakariyau Adedoyin at a younger age,the success story of “The Maye of Yoruba land”, a chieftaincy title bestowed on him by His Royal Majesty Alaafin of Oyo, Oba Lamidi Adeyemi, has been that of a dint of hard work, and the grace of the Almighty.

Born into four ruling houses: the Giesi (Agbedegbede Ruling House) (female lineage) Obalufe Royal Ruling House, and Akui Obalaayeto Ruling House/Oshinkola (male lineage) all in Ile-Ife,the cradle of Yoruba race Osun State on January 1, 1957 ‘Ramon’ as he was popularly known while growing up, learnt the virtues of humility and respect for humanity in his early life at Maha-Had Islamic foundation, Ibadan in 1960.


His formal education however started at Ansar-Islam Primary School in Ile-Ife (1961-1969). He attended Oduduwa College, Ile-Ife (1970-1974), and later, Muslim Grammar School, Odinjo, Ibadan (1975-1976). He graduated from the then University of Ife, now Obafemi Awolowo University Ile-Ife in 1983 with an honours degree in Mathematics Education.

Dr. Adedoyin also had his Masters and Doctorate Degrees in Mathematics and Education from All Saints University of America, New York, USA and Centurion University respectively.

Because of his passion for education and to provide education for all and sundry, Adedoyin, who started by organizing coaching classes called ‘’Universal Tutorial College’’ for students who wanted to write WAEC/GCE in a rented apartment in Ile-ife has today metamorphosed those efforts into multibillion naira ventures.


His passion for his home town, Ile-Ife, also made him to concentrate more than 70% of his businesses in the town, which greatly endeared him to many people, including the late Ooni of Ife Oba Okunade Sijuwade Olubuse 11 who gave him all the support he needed. Adedoyin, who has been described as the pride and shining star of Ife kingdom, putting the name of Ile-Ife on the map of the world through his educational institutions and other business conglomerates Adedoyin has confirmed the reality of having one’s business ventures established in his native town such that they would grow in leaps and bounds.


Married to his beautiful wife, Iyabo,who are both blessed with successful children, Adedoyin now has to his credit chains of businesses in Nigeria and abroad which include: Oduduwa University, Ipetumodu-Ife, Nigeria; Our Saviors University of America, Delaware, USA; Unique Citizens (University) College, Accra, Ghana; Ray Power Guards Ltd, Lagos, Nigeria; The Polytechnic, Ile-Ife; Hilton Hotels, Ile-Ife, Nigeria, Our Saviors Tours & Visitors Company of America, New York, USA; Oduduwa Polytechnic, Idimu, Lagos, Nigeria and First Access Microfinance Bank Ltd., Ile – Ife.

It was in recognition of his gallant roles in his immediate community that he was conferred with the chieftaincy titles of Balogun of Parakin-Eleyele Community, Ile-Ife and Maye of Ife by the late Ooni of Ife, His Imperial Majesty, Oba Okunade Sijuade. A town was also named in his honour by the late Ooni of Ife covering nine square miles in the new Ife city called Maye Town.

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Exercise is any bodily activity that enhances or maintains physical fitness and overall health and wellness.

It is performed for various reasons, to aid growth and improve strength, preventing aging, developing muscles and the cardiovascular system, honing athletic skills, weight loss or maintenance, improving health and also for enjoyment. Many individuals choose to exercise outdoors where they can congregate in groups, socialize, and enhance well-being.

In terms of health benefits, the amount of recommended exercise depends upon the goal, the type of exercise, and the age of the person. Even doing a small amount of exercise is healthier than doing none

At this pandemic period,i encourage us to exercise regularly and stay protected.

"Life is unpredictable" it is basically a journey that No One knows how it'll end.

Ya ALLAH grant us & our families the best end.amin.masalaam


It’s real! It’s killing! Let’s stop the spread!

Wash your hands regularly

Maintain social distance

Stay safe.


Dr Ramon Adedoyin
Maye of Yorubaland

THE WAY FORWARD



Accumulating wealth is worthless without life. Now, I can understand the fact that even without Fire, we can all be erased within couple of days. Please impact souls positively at all times.
As individuals who form the nucleus part of a society how have we fared that will reflect on our society positively over the past years?


Now to the larger society and to institutions, with over 13 Million children out of school in the country, that is about the size of kano plus Zamfara or Lagos plus Ekiti or 27% or more of the whole south east Nigeria, what are the institutional plans to get these kids back into school and also safe guard their lives after school after pandemic period ?

it has become important that when citizens choose good over evil, institutions choose planing over failure, the society grows and the people are happier. Let's resolve to choose good over evil in this covid 19 period .

What this means is that no one would be happy to see N37billion going into "renovation" for 469 persons while education gets N48billion for 200 Million persons.

In my state, education budget for 2020 got less than 10%, of the N148billion, I think we can do better, I think we should do better.

As we resume to our place of work from Monday, we should mark out the bad ways and work towards the good ways, we should follow the teachings of the Holy Quran :


"The plans of the diligent lead surely to abundance, but everyone who is hasty comes only to poverty"

We should also imbibe the spirit of giving, and sharing in this pandemic period , if we wish the nation to grow, we should call on all warring factions especially the notorious Boko Haram to lay down their arms as we are all witness to the rivers of blood that flows through Nigeria.

I therefore call on all leaders to bridge the gaps of division, ethnicity, regionalism and work for the greatness of Nigeria.

In the same spirit I will urge the government to in the spirit of lock down resolve to do good and use it's enormous powers to find abducted citizens to reunite them with their families.

It's time to get our dear country working again.

#maintain social distance
#wash your hands regularly
#stay safe



Dr Ramon Adedoyin
Chancellor Oduduwa university.

#LETS MOVE NIGERIA FORWARD.

A leader for Today... This is Getting form also taking shape by the minute. Time ⌚ for the YOUTHS.

The future of our dear country remains in our youth because they are the leaders of tomorrow.

I therefore urge our youths to stay focus and positive.

Together Nigeria shall be great.

Best Ramadan wishes to all our Muslim brothers and sisters.

Stay safe..
Wash your hands regularly..
Maintain social distance always..

Remember It’s real! It’s killing! Let’s stop the spread!


House of Maye of Yorubaland

Enoch07:
who hold them b4?? as if they'll come up with anything

They will produce good herbs..

ALLOW OUR PROFESSORS TO RESEARCH INTO LOCAL HERBS TO COMBAT CORONAVIRUS.---Dr Ramon Adedoyin Tells FG



His Royal Eminence
Dr. AbdulRahaman Adegoke Atobatele Adedoyin

Renowned Educationist and Chancellor of Oduduwa University, Ipetumodu, Ife North Local Government,osun Nigeria.

His Royal Eminence, Dr. AbdulRahaman Adegoke Atobatele Adedoyin has urged the Federal government to encourage Nigeria scientists and researchers to explore the use of local traditional herbs in the treatment of the dreaded COVID-19 (Coronavirus) which is spreading through the country like wildfire.


Dr. Adedoyin made the appeal while fielding questions from newsmen at his Maye's Castle of Peace in Ile-Ife.osun.

Speaking against the backdrop of claims by some Nigerians living abroad that some local herbs and recipes could actually be used to combat and treat the stubborn disease, the Ife born Prince noted that before the advent of orthodox medicine, our forefathers used traditional herbs to treat different ailments and diseases successfully. "This particular one looks like "lukuluku" and was curtailed then. I have heard a number of our people claimed they used things like "ori" sheerbutter, garlic, lemons, palm oil etc to cure the corona virus," Adedoyin reiterated.

He advised the Nigerian government to look inwards and try to find internal and homegrown solution to the disease rather than wait for solutions from the western world which may not come anytime soon.


Annoying made reference to some African countries like Madagascar which recently launched a drug which the country claimed can prevent and cure patients suffering from COVID-19 as a result of research by the Malagasy Institute of Applied Research. "I am setting up a research institute inside Oduduwa University immediately and has earmarked $50,000 for this purpose alone"

According to him, Madagascar was able to look inwards and conduct researches making use of local materials to proffer a solution to virus pandemic to the applause of the whole world.

He advocated that research be conducted into the properties of such local herbs and recipes like Garlic, Ginger, Tumeric, Shea Butter, Bitter Kola among others which many people are claiming can be used in combatting the coronavirus pandemic.

Stay safe..
Wash your hands regularly..
Maintain social distance...

Allah forgives us and gives us a new life. Only through his son's sacrifice can we receive what no one else can give - a pure heart. What a wonderful gift!

Father, thank You for forgiving our sins and wiping them clean

When allah forgives, He purifies us too.

Today is a new month which signifies the joy in our heart.. Remember joy comes in the morning and so shall it be for us.

I pray for wisdom, knowledge, understanding and strength for our great workers.

Grace, mercy, and peace will continue to reign in our heart.

Happy New Month, And Ramadan Kareem.

Happy worker's day.


Dr Ramon Adedoyin
Maye of yorubaland

omoiyamayor:
How is the school international

Quality of education the give..

omoiyamayor:
How is the school international

Quality of education they give..