Ms. Amal I. Pepple delivers her Lecture at the Iju Public Affairs Forum marking the 70th birthday of the Initiator, Professor Ladipo Adamolekun at FUTA on Saturday, July 21, 2012.
Unlike in earlier dozen of a dozen and one-half reports of a total of eighteen sessions of the Iju Public Affairs Forum (IPAF) which I usually handled as report-and-comment, Ms. Pepple’s Lecture was so eye-opening and so unlike the usual government officials’ points of views I’ve decided to just let it all hang out for readers to draw their own conclusions.
Additions by way of my commentaries or subtraction through editing to reduce would only be superfluous.
Hei, it’s a weekend, anyway, and Ms. Pepple’s lecture does not come across as one of those government agents out on propaganda!
Enjoy it.
PS. For an overview, read Professor Dele Olowu’s commentary (next). This is usually the format at the IPAF sessions: the lecturer; a Commentary by a pre-designated specialist followed by the Questions and Answers.
TOLA ADENLE.
Ms. Pepple with – among others – L to R: Blogger, Mrs. Jumoke Adamolekun, Professor Adamolekun,Ondo’s Gov. Mimiko, Ekiti’s 1st Lady Bisi & spouse, Gov. Kayode Fayemi
July 27, 2012
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