Amos Adebowale

30/05/2026

30/05/2026

How on earth does this one look like someone that has repented? If terror!sts that has k!!!ed hundreds of thousands including our military generals, displaced thousands of communities will be released to integrate with the society why not just release all the prisoners from the prison na to integrate with the society since Nigeria has become a crime scene......

Again, i have been proving right, NIGERIAN HAS BECOME FEDERAL REPUBLIC OF T£RROR!STS UNDER DEVL!SH APC REGIME.

Holyghost Son TV

03/03/2026

Mr. Oluwumi Longe in Australia, 1962
Mr. Oluwumi Longe of Nigeria is pictured in Sydney, Australia, where he was undertaking a postgraduate course in electronic computing at the University of Sydney under a Commonwealth Scholarship and Fellowship Award. He arrived in Australia in February 1962 accompanied by his wife and their 20-month-old daughter, Olukemi Titilola Arinola.
Circa: February 1962.
Image Credit: National Archives of Australia, 2024
Text: ASIRI Magazine, 2024

Professor Oluwumi Enoch Longe (1932–2020)
Professor Oluwumi Enoch Longe was a pioneering Nigerian computer scientist and the founding Head of the Department of Computer Science, Faculty of Science, University of Ibadan. He passed away on Monday, 14 December 2020, at the age of 88.
He was born on Sunday, 20 March 1932, in Ìkéré-Èkìtì, present-day Ekiti State, Nigeria, to the family of Late Pa Samuel Longe Odina and Mama Dorcas Owotomo. His early academic promise later found expression in his groundbreaking contributions to computing education in Africa.
The Department of Computer Science at the University of Ibadan was established in 1974, with Professor Longe as its founding Head. In 1978, he was appointed a full Professor of Computer Science, becoming the first Professor of Computer Science in Africa—a landmark achievement in the history of higher education on the continent. He formally retired from the University of Ibadan in 1988, but continued to serve the institution on contract between 1991 and 1998.
Beyond Nigeria, Professor Longe also contributed to the global academic community, serving as a Professor of Computer Science at King Saud University in Riyadh, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. His legacy endures in the generations of scholars he trained and in the foundations he laid for computer science education in Africa.

28/02/2026

Your home can only be set when the children are grown 🏌️‍♂️
Can I have a witness??

28/02/2026

At the moments the car arrives my house

13/02/2026

MOMENT OF REALITY IN NIGERIA

Oba Jebba claimed that he's Yoruba-oba not emir, but kwara state government refuse to pay his salary since 2003.
Oba of Jebba refuse to pay homage to ordinary Fulani emir in Ìlọrin and he continue identifying himself as a yoruba Oba up till today, ọba kadir Adebara is one of Yoruba monarchies in Kwara state that refuse to bow down for emir, but he's currently facing alot from the state government because they stopped paying his salary since 2003.
Jebba was Once part of old Oyo empire, the current Alaafin should visit the place and help him out.
Oba Adebara, the Oba of Jebba shared his experiences as a Yoruba monarch in Kwara State with Alaroye detailing the challenges he has faced since 2003.

Former Governor Bukola Saraki allegedly relegated the Oba of Jebba to the lowest rank, citing the distinction between an Oba and an Emir. Oba Adebara also reported being arrested by the Emir of Ilorin for refusing to pay homage to a Fulani Emir in Ilorin.

Moreover, Oba Adebara claims that he has not received a monthly salary which he attributes to his insistence on acknowledging his ancestors' roots in the Old Oyo Empire.

According to Oba Adebara, two brothers from Ajache Ipo under the Old Oyo Empire migrated to Jebba initially as hunters before establishing and expanding their jurisdiction.

He asserts that Jebba South is a Yoruba territory.

✍️ Iganna lawa

18/12/2025

17/12/2025

Pastor A. A. Amos Ministry Breaking News Amos Adebowale BBC World Service Glad chops and Bakes Palace

16/12/2025

MOMENT OF REALITY