A Road from Ogbomoso to Jos is a story of community, enterprise, and survival for the Ogbomoso people who left home to build new lives on the Plateau in Northern Nigeria.
Many of these stories have never been told. This film brings some of them together from those who made the journey and those who eventually returned home. A Road from Ogbomoso to Jos is a documentary that preserves a part of Ogbomoso’s history in Jos and the memories of those who came before us. The film starts showing in Ogbomoso and Jos on September 10, 2026.
Dear @MTNNG , it is with a heart filled with joy I use to inform you that you have until 11:59pm Monday, 31st of August to duly respond to my comprehensive well broken down mail with a duly comprehensive report and review 🤝
Just watched The Odyssey, it’s great. What’s funny is that it probably isn’t even among Christopher Nolan’s top five projects. That just shows the man’s incredible range and consistently exceptional execution.
I just want to say that you people that are forming conspiracy theory on this kidnapped oyo state issue, you’re not alright at all and you’re very wicked.
Professor Alamu, husband of the rescued Principal of Community High School, Esiele, Oriire LG couldn’t hide his joy during the family’s thanksgiving service.
@kolaayanwuyi Yeah, I remember. It’s Caretaker Baptist Church. He also claimed that a World Entrepreneurship University would be built in Ayede or Ajaawa. There was even an event held to mark the project.
Watch the moment the husband of Mrs. Rachael Alamu, the principal abducted by bandits in Ogbomoso, breaks down in tears while pleading with Governor Seyi Makinde, who visited Oriire LG, to hasten the rescue operation for his wife and others.
I have been trying not to comment about this recent incident cos this is closer to home than any other incident. We have been crying for months that this incessant kidnapping will spiral into other part of South West and this is a good cause to stop that Yoruba first gimmick.