OLASHOREAlumni Magazine

May 2016

Mayowa Depo-Oyedokun

Dazzling as an author

Meet

Nuclear Generation Engineer Uzodhu Michael

Friends of Olashore

RecognitionNite Awards

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Mayowa: Dazzling as an author

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British Council confers International School Award on Olashore International School

Protecting yourself from Lassa fever

20th Founder’s Day

Meet the Nuclear GenerationEngineer Michael

From the Alumni Officer

elcome to another edition of the Olashore Alumni magazine. In this edition, you get to read of all the latest Whappenings in the school. This edition features interviews

with alumni - Mayowa and Micheal.These interviews promise to be an interesting read as they go down memory lane, talking about their stay in Olashore International School and what they have been up to since graduation.

Here is saying a big thank you to everyone who has contributed to the success of this magazine. Feel free to send your contributions, suggestions and articles to us. Also join us on Facebook on https://www.facebook.com/groups/437262322951232/, follow us on twitter @olashore_s and connect with us on LinkedIn by searching for Olashore International School.

Happy reading!

Joe-Osagu JenniferAlumni Officer

As always, it gives us immense pleasure to hear of our alumni and their successes. Do you have a story to share or do you know anyone who does? Contact us on alumni@olashoreschool.com.

Olashore Alumni Magazine is published by Olashore International School. Address all editorial, business and production correspondence to Olashore A l u m n i M a ga z i n e c /o O l a s h o re International School, Oba Oladele Olashore Way, P.M.B 5059, Iloko-Ijesa , Osun State, Nigeria or Plot 281 Ajose Adeogun Street, Victoria Island,Lagos. Submission of manuscripts, photographs, artwork or other materials to Olashore Alumni Magazine should be delivered by hand to the above addresses or via email to alumni @olashoreschool.com. While every effort has been made to ensure the correctness of all information, however Olashore Alumni Magazine is not responsible for advertising, errors or omissions. Al l r ights reserved. Reproduction in full or part of any content in any form without the prior written consent of the publisher is not allowed. C Olashore International School 2016.

Principal/CEO

D.K. SMITH

Editorial Head

JENNIFER JOE-OSAGU

Editorial

OKUPE MOFIYINOLUWA

OYEDIRAN SAMUEL

ODUYEMI SINA

KALU GINACHUKWU

Photography

SUNDAY SAMPSON

Editorial Consultant

PAMRA CONSULTANT

EDITORIAL TEAM

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elcome to another edition of 24th June, the Friends of Olashore will be t h e O l a s h o r e A l u m n i hosting a Recognition Awards Night at the Wmagazine. I am pleased that MUSON Centre. The aim is to celebrate

the number of alumni we are reaching parents, teachers, alumni and organisations continues to grow. I have recently been in that have helped build and maintain the touch with a number of you through Olashore International School brand over LinkedIn. I find this a great way to connect the years. More information is available on and keep up with how you are getting on. the alumni website www.oisalumni.org or There is an Olashore International Alumni you can email them at foo@oisalumni.orgNetworking Group on LinkedIn that you may want to join and also feel free to send It was great to welcome Ezekiel & Oyewo me a LinkedIn request. back to Olashore this term. Whilst Ezekiel

has been into the school a number of times As the alumni network grows we have in recent years, Oyewo had not been inside also been making some changes in the the school for many years. Both were school to support this growth. You will impressed by the redevelopment going on. see in this edition that we have a new They did comment that the new hostels Registrar, Mr. Bako. Part of his role is to were much smarter than when they lived make sure we keep up to date on the there and were shocked that students now success you are all having and he will be have hot showers! This is the 21st century working with Jennifer on this in the gents.coming months.

I would encourage all alumni to visit us There are also a number of events in the whenever you are in the area, we love to next few months that I would encourage hear your stories and tell you ours. In the you to attend if possible. Year 12 will be meantime, enjoy reading the magazine to celebrating their Valedictory Service on catch up on what your fellow alumni are Saturday 18th June and it would be great achieving and a few of the activities in to see as many of you as possible at the school.event to welcome them to the Olashore Alumni. The following week, on Friday

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D.K.SmithCEO/PRINCIPAL

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...a great vision

Olashore International School

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s part of efforts to ensure improved learning and life experience at Olashore AInternational School, Mr.

John Toscano has been appointed as Vice Principal/Head of School and Mr. Nicholas Bako as School Registrar.

The appointment of Mr. Toscano will complement the work done by the Director of Academics and Director of Pastoral Care and also allow the school to keep moving forward so as to ensure the children develop in all areas. The appointment of Mr. Bako will allow to further improve communication with parents.

lashore International School international recognition for the work has been awarded the that the school does.”OI n t e r n a t i o n a l S c h o o l

Award(ISA) by the British Council. The British Council International School Award (ISA) is a bench marking

The Principal, speaking after receiving scheme that accredits schools as the award, said "The award is for having an outstanding level of three years and following this period support for nurtur ing g lobal the school will apply for re- citizenship in young people and accreditation. The ISA is an excellent enriching teaching and learning.first step in the process of gaining

Happenings

lashore Internat ional School will begin to admit Ostudents for a pre-medical

foundation programme from October 2016. This is following the signing of an agreement to run a pre-medical foundation programme with the Institute of Education, Dublin, Ireland. The agreement will allow students to spend the first year of their pre-medical foundation in Olashore before progressing to Ireland and taking up places at leading Irish medical schools including the Royal College of Surgeons and Trinity College, Ireland.

This programme will be run in addition to the long-standing Lancaster University Foundation P ro g ra m m e l e a d i n g to to p universities in the UK.

The signing was attended by Chairman, Board of Governors, Prince Abimbola Olashore; Vice Chairman, Prince Taiwo Olashore; P r i n c i p a l & C EO o f O l a s h o re International School, Mr D.K. Smith; Ireland Minister for Agriculture, Food and Marine, Mr Simon Coveney; Ambassador of Ireland to Nigeria, Mr Seán Hoy; Director of Institute, Mr. Andrew Kearns and CEO of Enterprise Ireland, Julie Sinnamon.

British Council confers International School Award on Olashore International School

Olashore signs MoU with the Institute of Education in Ireland

School appoints VP, Registrar

Toscano Bako

Health Matters

Transmission Symptoms Treatment

Lassa fever is a Zoonotic disease, The disease occurs in all age Ribavirin is still the drug of choice meaning that humans become groups and both sexes. People at and is efficient if administered as infected from contact with infected the greatest risk are those living in soon as the first signs occur. animals. These rats naturally live in poor sanitary conditions. The Antibiotics may be administered bushes around human homes and incubation period, which is the to treat or ward off secondary and visit such homes in search of food or time it takes for the disease to opportunistic infections. There is during bush burning in an attempt manifest and show its different currently no effective prophylaxis to escape the fires. This species of symptoms, is usually from 6-21 against the disease but some rat, when infected with Lassa virus, days following which an acute recommend ribavirin for people does not become ill but can shed the i l l n e s s w i t h m u l t i o r g a n who have come in contact with virus in its urine and faeces. involvement occurs. Non specific high risk patients. Ingestion of contaminated food or symptoms include high fever, other edibles infects humans. In headache, sore throat, cough, Prevention areas where such rats are a source abdominal pain, vomit ing , of food, exposure to the infected c o n t i n u o u s d i a r r h o e a o r There is no vaccine available rat's blood and ingestion of its meat constipation. In severe cases, consequently people should cover increase risk of infection. Lassa virus bleeding from the gums and their food properly whether may also be spread from human to internal organs which may lead to cooked or uncooked. Also human through direct contact with shock and death may occur. maintain adequate personal blood urine, faeces and other bodily Clinically, Lassa fever infections hygiene with frequent hand secretions from an infected person. are difficult to distinguish from washing. The surroundings should Person to person transmission can other viral haemorrhagic fevers be kept clean and refuse disposed occur both in community and like Ebola and Marburg and from properly to keep rats away. In healthcare settings where proper more common feverish illnesses a d d i t i o n , o n e m u s t w e a r s a n i ta r y m e a s u re s a re n o t like malaria, shigellosis or typhoid. protective covering when in employed. contact with infected persons and

report symptoms immediately to the nearest health centre.

Protecting yourself from Lassa fever

DR. ALEXANDRA ADEYEMI SPEAKS ON THE LASSA FEVER THAT HAS HIT MANY STATES IN NIGERIA AND EXPLAINS

HOW WE CAN PROTECT OURSELVES AND OUR LOVED ONES...

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The Lassa fever outbreak has affected over eight states including Lagos, Edo, Rivers, Niger, Kano and Oyo. Despite the recent outbreak, Lassa fever is not new in this part of the world. It was first discovered in the 1950s,however, the virus causing Lassa fever was not identified until 1969 by Christian health workers in Lassa town in present Borno State of Nigeria from where the disease derives its name. It is endemic in West Africa and subsequent outbreaks have occurred in Nigeria, Liberia, and Sierra Leone since it was first discovered.

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GTBANK CHAIRPERSON, OSARETIN DEMUREN AND PROF. R.A.S BALOGUN, PROFESSOR OF COMMUNITY MEDICINE AND HEALTH CARE JOINED FRIENDS,

PARENTS AND WELL WISHERS AS THE SCHOOL CELEBRATED ITS 20TH FOUNDER’S DAY. HIGHPOINT WAS THE PRESENTATION OF STAFF LONG

SERVICE AWARD...

20TH FOUNDER’S DAY

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Mayowa Depo-Oyedokun

Dazzling as an author

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THE BOOK because she feels it will help alot of people in her school.

It is an inspirational book T h a t b ro u g h t t e a rs o f intended to make us stop gratitude to my eyes.sleepwalking through life. It will encourage you to take MOST DIFFICULT STAGE OF steps and go after your dreams WRITING because your dreams matter. Each chapter in the book is I think the stage I found most interspersed with relatable difficult was getting over the stories and I shared the stories mental challenge that made of great people such as Wilma me question if the book would Rudoph and Cobhams Asuquo be worth it. If you want to do to mention a few. The book anything worthwhile in life, launch held at N. U. J Press you will have to face that inner Centre, Iyanganku, Ibadan in battle of fear and laziness and January. just keep going. So facing and

overcoming those mental INSPIRATION FOR THE BOOK challenges were difficult while

writing the book.I wrote the book ‘It’s your life to lead’ because I felt it was time OTHER PUBLISHED WORKS

RESPONSE TO THE BOOK to talk to people in my generation. Many of us approach life with a It is my first book. I don’t have any

The book was just recently released lackadaisical attitude, and many are manuscripts at the moment, but I and has not been in the market for not taking charge of their lives. Yet, in already have a title for the next so long, but the people that have this same generation, we have book I want to work on. I have a lot been able to get it have been people breaking and setting new of works that have been published blessed by it. The response so far records, even people that didn’t o n l i n e , o n m y b l o g has been really encouraging and I come from privileged backgrounds. www.mateyscott.com and other thank God for it. A young lady who So what is stopping the rest of us? blogs.read the book sent me a message The book is intended to wake us up.on Facebook to ask how she can get copies for her school library

MAYOWA DEPO-OYEDOKUN, AN ALUMNUS OF OLASHORE INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL (CLASS OF 2011), TALKS ABOUT HER BOOK AND TIME AS A STUDENT...

IT’S YOUR LIFE TO LEAD

PASSION FOR WRITING EXPERIENCE AS A STUDENT OF presently in my second year, OLASHORE SCHOOL studying Law at University of Kent,

I first discovered my passion for Canterbury, UK.writ ing in JSS3 at Olashore I had a good experience at OIS. I International School. I always learnt a lot, not just academically, enjoyed writing the English essays but also about life. Living in Senior Copies of the book can be obtained we had to write in class and positive House Girls and being given from Spectrum House, Ring Road, feedback from teachers encouraged freedom helped me a lot to be an Ibadan (07052690010). Apo me to write more. I developed it by independent person. I always Sparklight Plaza, Opposite Living writing a lot just for fun and giving it looked forward to Founder’s day and Faith Church, Area 1, Durumi to my classmates to read. the different activities organised in (07052690051), and 13, Osho

school. Street, Opebi Oregun Link Road, FONDEST MEMORY OF OLASHORE Ikeja (07052690011). The e-book

SCHOOL LIFE AFTER OLASHORE SCHOOL will be out soon. You can check www.mateyscott.com for more

I remember Friday afternoons when I w e n t t o A b b e y C o l l e g e , details.it was Casserole day and everyone Manchester the same year I could not wait till the last class was graduated from Olashore. After my over. Some teachers were kind A-levels at Abbey College, where OIS enough to release us early and we is well known as some of my would all rush down to our different teachers then had been to OIS, I took hostels just for casserole. Those days a year off to really be sure about were really good. what I wanted to study. I am

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The book launch

Visit to ObuduAS PART OF THE SCHOOL’S OUTSIDE THE CLASSROOM LEARNING EXPERIENCE, YEAR 7 STUDENTS EMBARKED ON A FUN TRIP TO

CROSS RIVER STATE...

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Parents’ CocktailEvent

THE SCHOOL HOSTED PARENTS, FRIENDS AND ALUMNI TO AN ANNUAL COCKTAIL RECEPTION IN LAGOS, ABUJA,

PORT HARCOURT AND WARRI...

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r i e n d s o f O l a s h o r e Tickets are available at the following Benefits to alumni and students:encompasses the alumni, the rate: • Data referral that can help Fpast parents, present parents, N15,000.00 Single with job placements

teachers and other friends. The N10,000.00 Alumni • N e c e s s a r y e n q u i r i e s c o m m u n i t y i s o r g a n i s i n g a N25,000.00 Couple especially when assistance is Recognition Night Awards to N300,000.00 Table of 10 needed towards a project or celebrate alumni, teachers, parents in a new environmentand organisations that have helped Friends of Olashore is an initiative of • The community will serve as in building and maintaining the some ex parents, current parents and an enabler for alumni in Olashore International School brand alumni of the school with the main terms of f inancial and over the years. objective of building a community of intellectual resources as well

friends of the school with a view to as experienceAn Endowment Fund will also be connect all and bring members to launched at this maiden event to date on school activities and events. support academic excellence and The community is created to increase opportunities for our appreciate and re-kindle mutually children to benefit from it in the b e n ef i c i a l re l at i o n s h i p w i t h future. identified friends of the school in the

past years.The event is scheduled to hold on Friday 24th June 2016 at Shell Nigeria Hall, MUSON Centre, Onikan, Lagos.

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Friends of Olashore Recognition Nite Awards

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Uzodhu Michael

Nuclear Generation Engineer

AS A STUDENT OF OIS, WHAT Although all my time at OIS was are still in touch irrespective of our WERE SOME OF THE ACTIVITIES memorable, I think the most locations.

YOU WERE INVOLVED IN? memorable were the beginning and the end. I remember the first HOW WOULD YOU DESCRIBE

During my time in OIS, I tried to day, like it was yesterday. It was the YOUR STAY IN OIS?maximise my opportunities, getting beginning of a new chapter in life. involved in as many activities as I Far away from home in Port- In one word, magnificent! One could. Most of these were team may not have thought so whilst activities such as debates, quizzes at the School, but like the and some sports like football, popular saying by Joni Mitchell; handball and field hockey to “Don't it always seem to go, that mention a few. you don't know what you've got

till it's gone.” I miss the staff HOW HAS YOUR TRAINING IN OIS (academic and non-academic)

HELPED YOU PROFESSIONALLY and students. We were like a AND OTHERWISE? family!

Looking back, I consider OIS a I’M SURE YOU HAVE HEARD stepping stone to greater heights; ABOUT SOME OF THE RECENT academically and professionally. DEVELOPMENTS IN OIS, WHAT My habit of engaging in daily post- IS YOUR TAKE ON THESE?lecture studies whilst at university, and now post-work personal I think the school has progressed development stem from ‘prep’ massively from where it was as at sessions at OIS. The importance of the time I left. Some of the recent planning at the start of the day and developments that I have heard reviewing at the end cannot be of are the refurbishment of the over-emphasized. OIS also provided dormitories, integration of iPads opportunities to vie for leadership into the learning structure and positions thus improving my social, m o r e i m p o r t a n t l y , t h e

Harcourt, I made new friends, and communication, team-working and Systematic Leadership Programme benefitted from the diverse interpersonal skills. which I hear is different from the culture at OIS. The memories of I was the Events Coordinator and p r o g r a m m e t r a d i t i o n a l l y the final days are of mixed feelings. later the Treasurer for the African organised for prefects. Speaking to Studying for the most difficult Caribbean Society at the University a member of staff, I was told that exams as at the time, having to of Manchester. This is evidence that the school identifies its students as leave friends were difficult issues I the training I received many years potential leaders of tomorrow and was faced with at the time. A ago has helped me through different deems it necessary to develop positive mindset, embedded in me stages, and continues to help me. such qualities. This is good for the during my time at the school, students of the school, the local helped me through this. Luckily, WHAT WERE SOME OF YOUR community and the nation at large, we are in a rapidly technologically MEMORABLE MOMENTS IN OIS? looking at the bigger picture.advancing world hence, most of us

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Interview

Uzodhu Michael, an alumnus who currently works as a Nuclear Generation Engineer with EDF Energy, one of the largest energy companies in the UK, speaks about life after Olashore International School...

SINCE GRADUATION, WHAT HAVE YOU BEEN UP TO?

Graduating in 2009, I went to the UK to study at Oswestry School, where I did my A-Levels, and then to obtain my MEng (Hons) in Electrical and Electronics Engineering at the University of Manchester. I am a member of the Inst i tute of Engineering and Technology, currently working towards attaining a chartered status. I have also been involved in a few businesses and investments whilst at university, and after graduation.

a high nuclear safety culture. As a p r o f e s s i o n a l i s m a n d m o s t Nuclear Generation Engineer, I am importantly, ‘the bigger picture’.part of the workforce that operates the power stations that WHAT ARE YOUR PLANS FOR THE produce electricity. This goes FUTURE?directly into the National Grid to be transmitted throughout the Nonetheless, I am ambitious, and UK. as such have many plans for the The generation process in the future which I hope would come simplest terms is using nuclear together enabling me achieve the fuel as a heat source to boil water overall goal which is to impact in the which then produces steam to lives of as many people as I can: turn the turbines that turn the directly or indirectly. I hope to play generator. The electricity voltage key roles within the private sector that is then generated is ‘stepped- nationally and internationally, and up’ for transmission by the at some stage, possibly be involved National Grid. in public administration.

HOW HAS THE EXPERIENCE WORKING WITH ONE OF THE HAVING EXCELLED AS A HIGH LARGEST ENERGY COMPANIES WHO ARE YOUR ROLE MODELS? SCHOOL STUDENT, WHAT WILL BE

BEEN LIKE? YOUR ADVICE TO STUDENTS?I admire certain characteristics in

Haha! It has definitely been very my dad and as such would call him I would advise current students to exciting. It is amazing working with my role model. always think of the bigger picture. It brilliant minds producing about one- is only when you know where you fifth (20%) of the UK’s electricity and DESCRIBE YOUR TYPICAL DAY? want to get to, and where you are s u p p l y i n g a ro u n d 5 m i l l i o n coming from, that you can come up residential and business accounts In the broad sense, my typical day with a plan on how to reach your with electricity or gas. What would would be proffering engineering destination.be more amazing, is contributing to solutions. This in some cases solving the power problems in my would involve taking a non-home country, Nigeria. engineering perspective such as This being said, working with such a its financial viability, emergency company has made me more preparations, legal and regulatory p o l i t i c a l l y , s e c u r i t y , a n d framework, etc.environmentally conscious as we work collectively to secure the UK’s WHAT IS THE MOST IMPORTANT energy future. ADVICE YOU EVER RECEIVED?I have also been opportune to work within different business units across The most important advice I have the company which aids to fix the ever received was from my mum. puzzle, if you may like, as to how such She always says: “Remain a massive organisation functions. focused, so you can make a nation

where there is none.”YOU WORK AS A NUCLEAR

GENERATION ENGINEER, WHAT WHAT DRIVES YOU?DOES THIS ENTAIL?

There are a few things: challenge, The most important thing it entails is commerciality, sustainability,

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UPCOMING EVENTS

18th Valedictory Service School Hall on 18th June 2016

Friends of Olashore Recognition Nite Awards MUSON Centre on 24th June 2016

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HAPPY BIRTHDAY

February Alabi Oluwafunmilayo Odeyemi FemiEkpagha Angel O. Akin- Olugbemi Temitope Sijuwade Adetoun OAdewola Adetoro Banke Ohen Frederick C. Oshunmakinde Oluwabukola AbigailAjumogobia Awonaribo G. Bello Oyinkansola Seyi Adeyemi Precious AyomideAlabi Oluwatobi Morenike Tubi Ayomide Obakin Fehintoluwa DunsiSpaine Omobolanle O. Folowosele Adesoji Adigun Akinnigbagbe Olushola Adeosun Ruth Chizoba Oladejo Ololade Olakunri Oyindamola BunmiMimiko Emiope Iyanu Omoya Oladimeji OlufemiNnamdi-nwosu Onyinye Rita March Okuyemi OluwafunmilolaAmodu Yetunde Aishat Okoli Chukwuka Ugochukwu Okwodu Obinna AzubuikeAjayi Oluwakanyinsola T. Alao Bankole Sijuwade AdekunbiAjeigbe Moyosore Ayokunnu Ajiboye Mayomi Oyetunji Faloughi MorounkejiAdejumo Adebola Ayoade Adeleke Rasaq Ajayi Mokunfope O.Ashir Zaynab Ajoke Omotosho Oluwatosin B. Aluko Sijibomi MofejesuAlabi Tomisin Atewologun Ayomide Agusto LandeAgboola Micheal Adebayo Owolade Olorunfemi Bomi Okafor Tony JuniorOginni Bambo Tolulope Alejo Emmanuel Babajide Bakare WoleolaFayose Oluwajomiloju J. Ally Mohammed Agusto Ayinke OluwakoredeAlimi-omidiora Adefunke S. Omidiran Arafat Ademayowa Filani Titilayo FolaweDanjuma Saratu Olowe Oluwayanmike O. Ajaja Olaleye O.Adi Abdulwahab Ashaolu Abiola Ayoola Obidegwu Chidinma DeborahOnigbogi Ifeoluwa Tobi Labesa Vanessa Dijah Aiki-raji BoluwatifeOyekan Zainab Ayinke Omolara Gbemisola D. Oladapo AyomideOyedeji Temidayo K. Osunsanya Abimbola E. Balla Abrak StephenAjufo Olisaemeka Francis Arayemi-omisore Moyosore Ogunbode MorenikeJohnson Solomon Jeffery Boyle Ibifubara Ajayi OluwakanyinsolaEkeocha Nnadozie C. Akinola Mariam OlamideAshebu Oluwatosin Etti Motunrayo Rasheedat April Adewola Bamidele Folarin Abudurrahman Abduljabbar Akinyemi Oluwatosin B.Sule Adedapo Seyi Olawole Olawale Martins Eso OlakunleOrekunrin Olaoluwamide A. Lawal Folarin Abiola Fashola Oluwatobi M.Daramola Afolabi Olabanji Omobomi Olusola Oladipo Adeyemi Oluyemi DamolaKolofah, Onisobilemen T. Azoom Ahemen Koyenikan Idowu ToluopeOgunsanya Olanike Bisola Ahmadu Kazeem Abiola Alabi, Abimbola ElizabethAlalade Ololade Williams Alagbe Olusola Ayodele Fayemi OlumideAdekanye Oluwaseun Udott Udeme Aniefiok Onigbogi Funmilola StellaOke Opeyemi Anuoluwapo Umar Muktar Aghwana Onajite Adeniyi S.Nwokogba Kemjika Aderele Akinade Demilade Anyanwu Karachi Towuru Oreri Ijewere Ebehi MaryAkisanya Adetayo Chilo-offiah Onyekachi

Birthday is a special day in one’s life and on your special day we wish you love, joy and happiness.

May all your dreams come true!

HAPPY BIRTHDAY

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