Ọrọnfo is a first-of-its-kind autobiography authored by Toju Micheal Ogbe and in him, his life, his story is Mrs. Eunice Imuwahen Ogbe.
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Ọrọnfo is a first-of-its-kind autobiography authored by Toju Micheal Ogbe and in him, his life, his story is Mrs. Eunice Imuwahen Ogbe.
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Ọrọnfo is a first-of-its-kind autobiography authored by Toju Micheal Ogbe and in him, his life, his story is Ms. Itohan Tracy Ogbe (Ms. Itohan Hephzibah Deborah Igbe).
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Ọrọnfo is a first-of-its-kind autobiography authored by Toju Micheal Ogbe and in him, his life, his story is Dr. Freedom Griffith Akinjide Ogbe.
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Coach of Rivers Hoopers Basketball team, Ogoh Odaudu, has been voted 2024 Basketball Africa League (BAL) Coach of the Year.
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Gifty Nnaji, a student of Bowen University, Iwo, Osun State has emerged overall winner of Amnesty International 2024 National Human Rights Debate.
Abdul Korede of the University of Ibadan emerged the first runner-up while Enebechi Joel of Enugu State University of Science and Technology emerged the second runner-up.
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The founder/CEO of Save Our Needy Organisation, Marvella Odili and her organization were recipients of the Zero Project Award 2024 in Vienna, Austria.
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Alaba Akintola has won the 100 meters and 200 meters race events at the final of the 2024 Last Chance Qualifier in Georgia.
He clocked a Season’s Best (SB) of 10.08 seconds (+1.2) to win the men’s 100 meters final, beating Ronnie Baker who was second in 10.14 seconds and Ameer Webb in 10.20 seconds.
He returned to the track for the 200 meters, running away with the win in a time of 20.40 seconds (+0.3) ahead Ameer Webb in 20.60 seconds and US Indoor Champion Brian Faust in 20.66 seconds.