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  The Rotary Club of Ondo-Adeyemi College, at its first meeting of the new year 2022, donated food items to sixteen visually impaired students of the College. While addressing the students, Rotn Elizabeth Okoroafor (Enwerem), the President of the Club, told the students that charity is one of the core responsibilities of the club. She expressed satisfaction in doing this on behalf of the club. She thanked all members for the cooperation received in the rotary year. In his appreciation message, the coordinator of the visually impaired students, Mr. Gbenga Akinbolade, remarked that the Rotary Club of Ondo-Adeyemi College is a charity club that has given the welfare of the students a paramount attention on yearly basis. He extolled the virtues of the President and members of the club for the great gesture. Items distributed include rice, milo, milk, bournvita, spaghetti, and the like.   Speaking further on the club project for the year 2021/2022, Rotn. Dr. Kehinde Adenegan, the Club Execu

  The happenings around the globe today could be a pointer to the beginning of the end... We are in the perilous times! Click on the video link for this presentation which is very timely. https://screenrec.com/share/9786Oc4dvw

Don't Join Online Meeting if you are not prepared, Don advises! Check it out in the link below https://m.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=225201612943854&id=100063620498635 An ICT training delivered by Dr. Kehinde Emmanuel Adenegan to some selected staff of the Adeyemi College of Education, Ondo in July 2021 .

A University Don, Prof. Miriam Amit from the Ben-Gurion University of the Negev, Israel has revealed what will happen to education after the COVID-19 pandemic. She made her assertion at a virtual world sustainability conference   (WSC) organized by the Green Institute, held on Zoom on November 13, 2020.                                   Miriam Amit, a world renowned Professor of ethno-mathematics education, who was the keynote address presenter at the conference with the theme “Repositioning and Transitioning Global Educational Experience beyond COVID-19” asserted that COVID-19 has re-designed the shape of global education and will obviously make all teachers and relevant stake holders to follow the new course. She admitted that the classroom has no choice than to embrace ICT in advancing the course of education if education will thrive well. She further noted that the fore-wall of our classrooms, market places, churches, mosques and even recreational centers were locked up for months

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