A MEMORABLE SIGNATURE: LATE PRINCE JOSEPH OYEBAMIJI OYEDEJI

|By Oyee OYEDEJI|

Today at Soun High School, Kuye, Masifa, Ogbomoso, the family of Late Prince Joseph Oyebamiji OYEDEJI in their capacity presented the second edition of Late Prince Joseph Oyebamiji OYEDEJI Scholarship Fund Awards to the Indigenes of Masifa Area of Ogbomosoland currently in Senior Secondary School 3 (SSS3) who will be sitting for the 2023 West Africa Examination Council (WAEC) as a way of been immortalized their late Father.

Earlier this morning, the family led by Mr. Oyegoke Oyedeji who is currently head of the family and who also is the younger brother to the late Prince, and the wife of the deceased Deaconess Mary Adenike OYEDEJI accompanied by two of the sons Mr. Oyetunde Olukayode Oyedeji, Mr. Oyetunji Adewale Oyedeji and some relatives from the Arubusola Baale Masifa's Royal Family.

In attendance were the representatives of the schools whose students win the Scholarship Fund Awards with their parents.

Late Prince Joseph Oyebamiji OYEDEJI who fondly called Baba Oyo, Baba Oyee was a Living Encyclopedia during his life.

Having held the Qualified Aptitude Test, the Scholarship Fund Awards go to Nine (9) students from five Secondary Schools around the Masifa Area of Ogbomosoland and One (1) student from Arubusola Baale Masifa's Royal Family. The following are the beneficiaries:

(1) Adeleye Faith Adetola - Anglican Grammar School, Ogbomoso.

(2) Awoniyi Ilerioluwa - Oyo State School of Science, Ogbomoso.

(3) Aremu Rukayat - Oyo State School of Science, Ogbomoso.

(4) Isola Omotola - Nurudeen High School, Ogbomoso.

(5) Rasheed Yusuf - Nurudeen High School, Ogbomoso.

(6) Abdulganiyu Aisha - Nurudeen Grammar School, Ogbomoso.

(7) Akalaifa Precious - Nurudeen Grammar School, Ogbomoso.

(8) Adedokun Blessing - Nurudeen Grammar School, Ogbomoso.

(9) Olaoye Praise Pamilerin - Soun High School, Ogbomoso.

(10) Akanbi Mobisola - A candidate from  Arubusola Baale Masifa's Royal Family.

The parents of the beneficiaries, the representatives of the principals of the schools, and the awardees in their gesture appreciate the entire family of the Late Prince Joseph Oyebamiji Oyedeji.