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Nigerian youths' exclusion from politics: has been seen as one of the major causes of hopelessness in a renewed hope era. Not only that, but it is also a cause of unhappiness, violence and radicalism. This was disclosed by Ayobami Hammed, a renowned Professor and counselling psychologist with over 28 years of teaching career in the Nigerian university system. Prof. Taslim Ayobami Hammed in his inaugural lecture at the 546th inaugural lecture of the premier university, University of Ibadan held on 21st March 2024 at Trenchard hall, did not spare words to unravel the challenges bedeviling the nigerian youths as he talked on an interesting topic " We Die Here Today’’: Youth Violence, Social Dysfunction and a Counselling Psychologist’s Pathway to Peace ".  Ayo Hammed who is a  Professor of Counselling Psychology/Peace Studies at the  Department of Counselling and Human Development Studies,  University of Ibadan disclosed  how counselling psychological principles and...

I n a celebration of Mathematics and education, the Ife Maths Festival, christened IFEMATHFEST2024 was held at the Obafemi Awolowo University (OAU) in Ife, Nigeria on Pi Day, which is universally celebrated on March 14 coinciding with the digits 3 1 4.. The event brought together educators, students, and experts in the field of mathematics to discuss and address challenges in teaching the subject effectively. During the festival, renowned mathematicians Prof. Philip Jegede and Prof. Adeyinka Adesina took the stage to address the issue of poor mathematics teaching methods in schools. They emphasized the importance of engaging students through interactive and practical learning experiences to enhance their understanding and appreciation of mathematics. In his address, Prof Adeyinka Adesina who is the OAU Dean of the faculty of Science, pictured Mathematics as a fun and for everyone by changing the deeply held beliefs about the dreaded subject and it's teaching and learning that had h...

The funeral of Pa Ayodele Ambrose Oke, who passed away at the age of 91 on February 14, which was a Valentine's day, was a solemn and dignified event that honored his life and legacy. The funeral service took place on March 1st at St. Leo’s Catholic Church in Ayeyemi, Ondo. Prior to the burial, a remarkable christian wake keep service was held at his Ayeyemi residence in Abayomi street, where family, friends, and well-wishers gathered to pay their respects and celebrate his life. Pa Ayodele Ambrose Oke, a respected Ondo indigene, was finally laid to rest at St. Leo's cemetery to join the saints triumphant as he marched home like a valiant soldier who has seen, fought and conquered. After the committal , a grand funeral reception was held at the popular OFM (Osebosola Fajemirokun Memorial) Hall opposite FFF junction in Oka, Ondo. The event, which attracted family, friends, and well-wishers, was filled with memorable activities that celebrated the life and legacy of the late Pa...