I’d be going for Master’s after law school – 78-year-old fresh law graduate
Published 27 December 2020
Chief Suleiman Adepoju, 78 years old, is a fresh Law graduate from Lead City University, Ibadan, Oyo State. The septuagenarian former bank director tells OLADIMEJI RAMON the motivation behind his return to school at old age to study Law and what he plans to do with the new degree
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I was born on February 2, 1942 in Ibadan, Oyo State.
What were your most memorable childhood experiences?
One was the day I started secondary school in 1957, when I had to travel from Ibadan to Imesi Ile, 23 miles outside Ilesha, for a whole day. I got there and I met very good people. For six years I had that experience in that period of my secondary school years.
I d Be Going For Master s After Law School – 78-Year-Old Fresh Law Graduate
The septuagenarian, in an interview with PUNCH, said the motivation behind his return to school at an old age to study law, was to contribute to society.
by SaharaReporters, New York
Dec 27, 2020
A 78-year-old fresh graduate of law from Lead City University, Ibadan, Oyo State, Chief Suleiman Adepoju, has said that he will be going for a master s degree finishing from law school.
The septuagenarian, in an interview with PUNCH, said the motivation behind his return to school at an old age to study law, was to contribute to society.
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At the moment, Fuji musician, Wasiu Alabi Ajibola Odetola, more popularly known as Pasuma is a very proud father as one of his daughters, Opeyemi Odetola has joined the US Marine as a Naval Officer.
Pasuma took to his social media to celebrate Opeyemi, his daughter, for making it to the US navy.
The Fuji star, who broke the news on Wednesday, shared a picture of Opeyemi clad in a US navy uniform while expressing his excitement at the feat, adding that his daughter has continued to bring happiness to the family.
“Congratulations to me, my girl is a Navy now in USA, Opeyemi L’america congrats my dearest daughter, you always make me and your mum proud always. May God almighty guide you in your choosing career,” he wrote.
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The workshop, which took place in Lagos, had in attendance students from eight higher institutions across the country.
They are the University of Lagos, University of Ilorin, Lead City University, Lagos State University, and University of Ibadan, Crescent University, Obafemi Awolowo University, and Nigerian Institute of Journalism.
The training was implemented under the Campus Civic Media Campaign (CCMC) of the CNJF, with support from the Open Society Initiative for West Africa (OSIWA).
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Abiose Adams, senior programme officer, CNJF, said the objective of the workshop is to enable students hone their reporting skills.
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“We wanted them to be participants in the democratic process using journalism as a tool,” she said.