🚨 #IncludeNOUNinNYSC Campaign
📢 PETITION CALL: FAIRNESS FOR ALL GRADUATES
We are calling on the Federal Government of Nigeria to include all qualified graduates of the National Open University of Nigeria (National Open University of Nigeria) in the ongoing reforms
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Yoruba no dey joke with oríkọ and ẹbí. Culture demands it. No let street fame cover your eyes from tradition. Ibadan lo ni Fijabi! Pay homage to Kabiyesi Olubadan. May your son grow in peace and greatness. But do the needful first. #Fijabi#IbadanHeritage#RespectOlubadan
Portable, Baba Fijabi, this one must be said with respect! You don name your son Fìjàbí — a deep Yoruba oríkọ from Ibadan, Oyo State. This name no be ordinary. E get strong root for Ibadan soil. History remember Baale Fijabi and even Olubadan Oyewusi Fijabi II.
Na Ibadan give you the name wey you dey proudly call your pikin. No be only to take the glory. You suppose go show respect to the palace, acknowledge the source of the name, and bless the child properly with the blessing of the land where Fijabi come from.
African leaders and citizens need to embrace humanity and respect the service of each other to promote productivity and progress in security architecture, economy, and other aspects of life.
- MNL, CEO
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