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In no particular order, here, @toluogunlesi, is an inexhaustible directory of the professors who are from my town, Igbara-Oke. Sit back, relax and enjoy yourself... 2020 is around the corner.
(Oh: navigating through the website of some Nigerian universities was tortuous.)
1. Prof Victor Adebayo Adetiloye, the Chief Medical Director of Obafemi Awolowo University Teaching Hospitals Complex. He’s a professor of medicine with radiology as his speciality. Source: Living Seed Gloriou...
2. Prof Julius Ajilowo Olujimi, Urban and Regional Planning, FUTA.
urp.futa.edu.ng/home/profile/3…
3. Prof Babajide Elemo, Food and Nutrition Biochemistry, Lagos State University.
scholar.google.com/citations?user…
His wife, Grace (Igbara-Oke by association, also a biochemistry professor; was director-general of FIIRO.
4. Prof Kehinde Adebowale Elemo, brother to Prof Babajide Elemo (in #3) died recently. He was of the University of Agriculture Abeokuta (UNAAB).
5. Prof Rufus Ladipo Elemo teaches mathematics at Bowie State University Maryland, USA. In August, I wrote about his donation of a Computer Centre to his alma mater, Anglican Grammar School, Igbara-Oke in late sister’s honour.
6. Prof Babatunde Akintunde Ikotun, plant pathology, University of Ibadan.

ng.linkedin.com/in/tunde-ikotu…
7. Prof Felix Akin Olaloku, economist.

blerf.org/index.php/biog…
8. Prof Ebenezer Abiodun Olaloku, agriculturist. Now late, was older brother to No. 7 above.
blerf.org/index.php/biog…
9. Prof Israel Folorunso Adu. Former VC, FUNAAB and professor of Ruminant Nutrition and Management. He was the maiden winner of the Best University VC in Nigeria in 2002.
blerf.org/index.php/biog…
10. Prof Rufus Taiwo Ajayi, geology.
linkedin.com/in/taiwo-ajayi… Image
11. Prof Rufus Akinwole Falayajo, recently deceased, was a renowned expert in education measurement and evaluation in Africa.
His son @akinfalayajo wrote:
12. Prof Cornelius O. Oluwafemi. Physics. University of Lagos. Co-authored works seen but no profile. ImageImage
13. Prof Isola Olufunmilola Fasidi, renowned plant physiologist. Retired from Department of Botany and Microbiology, University of Ibadan.
14. Prof Israel Ayo Babalola. Physics. Not sure about this, but I believe he was once Dean of the Faculty Science at the University of Ibadan.
15. Prof Tunde Omoniyi, Department of Aquaculture and Fisheries Management, Federal University of Agriculture, Abeokuta.
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THIS is St. Paul’s Anglican Church in the nodal town of Igbara-Oke, in all its magnificence, as shot on Tuesday by @Stylomedia. It is said to have been built in 1884. My dad wrote a book detailing how Christianity came into the town. Come with me to Igbara-Oke.
2. In the book “Origin of Education in Igbara-Oke”, my dad, Isaac Adebayo Obe, states that his own father, Samuel Olaworo Ogunlusi Obe (you’ll hear more about him later) told him that “one Mr Eso introduced Christianity to Igbara-Oke.” He’s the one here.
3. I found out more about the man known as Oyinbo Joel Eso. He was the dad of Femi Esho (he added “h” to his own name), of Evergreen Music, promoters of old Nigerian songs. Pa Eso was one of the early CAC evangelists with Joseph Ayo Babalola. (Pic: Both of them in 1946.)
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