Medical Doctor. Honorable Member representing Ifedayo state constituency, Chairman House Committee On Health, 8th Osun State House of Assembly (2023-203?)
Oke ila DPO beating people with results from ward 01 Ayegun Ifedayo local government, The police are already working with the Apc people to steal votes ooh
The turnout from every local government for Governor @AAdeleke_01 is enormous, inspiring and deeply intimidating.
This same energy will protect and escort our results from polling unit → ward → LGA → Senatorial → State Collation Center.
BREAKING: The Executive Governor of Ọ̀sun State, Sen. Ademola Adeleke (@AAdeleke_01), has formally signed into law the Ọ̀sun State Startup Act 2025; thereby domesticating the Nigeria Startup Act 2022 (NSA) within the State. The law aims to create a robust enabling environment for tech-enabled startups, support digital entrepreneurship, and align Ọ̀sun with nationwide efforts to harness innovation for economic growth.
The signing took place during the Ọ̀sun Tech Hangout with the Governor, held at the Banquet Hall of the Government House, Òkè-fíà, Òṣogbo, today. The Governor while addressing tech entrepreneurs and other relevant stakeholders from various parts of the State stated that the signing of the Startup Act is part of a broader push by his administration to transform Ọ̀sun into a digital economy State.
#InsideOsogbo
I had the pleasure of welcoming Rt. Hon. @AOEgbedun, Speaker, and Hon. @IreYode, Deputy Speaker of the Osun State House of Assembly from Nigeria, to the Queen’s Park for a tour.
It was a valuable opportunity to exchange perspectives and showcase Ontario’s legislature. Our discussions focused on strengthening relations between Nigeria and Ontario, underscoring the importance of continued collaboration for mutual growth and prosperity.
My Reaction to the Viral Video on Oke Fia Flyover.
I have received this viral clip of Osogbo residents inspecting and commenting on the quality of work being delivered by the Imole administration at the Oke Fia flyover, Osogbo. It brings me immense joy to see our people coming out in large numbers to dispel the rumors being spread by those determined to hinder the progress of Osun State.
While I deeply appreciate this unfiltered and honest assessment from the public, I appeal to the good people of Osun to allow the contractors to fully complete and certify the project as safe before making use of it. Thank you for your continued support and attention to this matter.
– Governor Ademola Adeleke
In Osun State southwest Nigeria, a traditional king is defying tradion - by running a free school for underprivileged kids across Nigeria.
King Adedokun Abolarin teaches in the classroom himself, aiming to redefine leadership by offering hope through education.
In Osun State southwest Nigeria, a traditional king is defying tradion - by running a free school for underprivileged kids across Nigeria.
King Adedokun Abolarin teaches in the classroom himself, aiming to redefine leadership by offering hope through education.
My alma mater! I am a pioneering student; I was admitted in 2014 and, to God's glory, graduated in 2020. The boarding school is completely tuition-free and serves primarily brilliant and underprivileged students in our society. I am currently a sociology student at the Unilag.
DO YOU KNOW THIS SCHOOL?
ABOLARIN COLLEGE IN Oke-ila, OSUN STATE.
NO school fees
Free hostel
Free food
Free internet
Free uniform
Free laptop for every child
24/7 Power supply
ALL paid by the town’s king.
The king teaches too in the school.
We should celebrate such a nigerian! What makes this school remarkable is that one major criteria for getting in is being poor. If your parents are rich, you cannot get admission.
Unlike other schools,
Abolarin College wants poor kids who are very brilliant.
If you are poor but brilliant,
The king will admit you! The king believes poor brilliant kids should be also given an opportunity to become something in life- so that the future does not belong only to those born with silver spoons in their mouth
The king himself has a law degree and masters in law- and he also teaches in the school. From what I gathered, the king has only one wife. He is not using the money of the kingdom to accumulate wives or properties.
He is investing it in education of future leaders while he aims to reduce the burden of illiteracy in society
This is one man that fully has my respect. It doesn’t matter the religion. It is not about nepotism, neither is it restricted to Yoruba children nor children from Oke ila.
It is about any less privileged child anywhere who is willing to be educated.
That is why the only criteria for admission is poverty and brilliance. Many of those kids previously hawked pepper, sachet water, fruits etc.
Some came from farms where all they did was work under the hot sun weeding and planting. Many are orphans, hawkers, child labourers, delinquents, sons of petty traders.
But now they have hope.
And a future. Anyway I’m impressed with the king of Oke ila Orangun.
He doesn’t know me from anywhere.
And I’ve never met him either.
But I’m very inspired by his work, his initiative and by what he has done setting up a free standard school for poor brilliant students.
May God bless him.-copied