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Celebrating Excellence: Mrs. Ajayi Retires from Ogun State Teaching Service Commission at 60

Olawale Olamide by Olawale Olamide
October 26, 2026
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Celebrating Excellence: Mrs. Ajayi Retires from Ogun State Teaching Service Commission at 60
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ABEOKUTA, OGUN STATE — Family, friends, and students are rolling out the red carpet to celebrate Mrs. Ajayi, a distinguished and seasoned English Language teacher, as she marks her 60th birthday and concurrent retirement from the Ogun State Teaching Service Commission.

​Mrs. Ajayi has served with unwavering dedication as a Senior English Language Teacher and the Head of the Humanities Department at African Church Grammar School, Abeokuta. Throughout her illustrious career under the Ogun State Government, she has been widely recognized for her exceptional commitment, diligence, and passion for education.

​Beyond her academic responsibilities, Mrs. Ajayi has left an indelible mark on the lives of countless students. To many, she was much more than an educator—she was a maternal figure embodying rare and commendable virtues.

​As she transitions into this glorious new chapter of her life, well-wishers and the school community gather to celebrate her milestone birthday and give thanks for God’s enduring kindness and mercies throughout her years of meritorious service.

​Stay tuned and follow us for more updates as events unfold!

 

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  1. AKANNI SEMIAT OLUWAFEYIFUNMI says:
    2 weeks ago

    Happy 60th birthday and a glorious retirement, Ma! May God bless you with good health, peace, and happiness. Your impact on generations of students will never be forgotten. ❤️🙏

    Reply
  2. Akinlabi Elizabeth Oluwadarasimi says:
    7 days ago

    Happy 60th birthday and retirement
    May the lord strengthen you ijn

    Reply
  3. ADEYEMI ADERINSOLA says:
    6 days ago

    Happy 60th birthday and wonderful retirement ma. May God bless you with good health, peace and prosperity. Your good deeds will never be forgotten. Many more blessings.♥️♥️♥️

    Reply
  4. ADEYEMI ADERINSOLA says:
    6 days ago

    SWIMMING – ADEYEMI ADERINSOLA
    Swimming is one of the oldest and complete sport in the world. It is both a competitive sport and a life skill, and it works your whole body without putting stress on your joints.

    WHY SWIMMING IS SPECIAL
    . Full body workout
    . Low impact
    .Builds endurance
    . Mental discipline

    THE FOUR MAIN COMPETITIVE STROKE
    . Front Crawl
    . Back Stroke
    . Breast Stroke
    . Butterfly Stroke.

    Reply
    • Akanbi Destiny Christiana says:
      4 days ago

      Wonderful
      5 steps on how to write a descriptive composition
      1:Title/Topic
      2: Introduction
      3:Body
      4:Use good language
      5:Coclusion.

      Reply
  5. Oyebanji Ibrahim says:
    6 days ago

    Happy birthday to you sir LLNP

    Reply
  6. Martins faith mowonuola says:
    5 days ago

    Boxing gloves – Protect the hands during punching.
    Punching bag – Used for practising punches.
    Headgear – Protects the head during training.
    Mouthguard – Protects the teeth and mouth.
    Hand wraps – Protect the wrists and knuckles.
    Boxing boots – Special shoes worn by boxers.
    Groin guard – Protects the private parts.
    Skipping rope – Used for fitness and footwork training.
    Boxing ring – The area where boxing matches take place.
    Chest protector – Used during some training sessions.

    Reply
  7. Martins faith mowonuola says:
    5 days ago

    Boxing gloves – Protect the hands during punching.
    Punching bag – Used for practising punches.
    Headgear – Protects the head during training.
    Mouthguard – Protects the teeth and mouth.
    Hand wraps – Protect the wrists and knuckles.
    Boxing boots – Special shoes worn by boxers.
    Groin guard – Protects the private parts.
    Skipping rope – Used for fitness and footwork training.
    Boxing ring – The area where boxing matches take place.
    Chest protector – Used during some training sessions.

    Reply
  8. Jimoh aliyyah says:
    5 days ago

    3. Basketball hoop: The circular metal ring through which players throw the ball to score points.
    4. Backboard: The flat board behind the hoop that helps players make shots.
    5. Basketball shoes: Special shoes worn by players to provide grip and support.
    6. Sports jersey: A shirt worn by players during a basketball game.
    7. Shorts: Special trousers worn by players for easy movement.
    8. Whistle: An instrument used by the referee to control the game.
    9. Scoreboard: A board used to display the scores of both teams.
    10. Knee pads: Protective materials worn around the knees to prevent injuries.

    Reply
  9. Adeoso Esther Oluwaseun says:
    5 days ago

    Great up afrograms

    Reply
  10. Akanbi Destiny Christiana says:
    4 days ago

    Wonderful
    5 steps on how to write a descriptive composition
    1:Title/Topic
    2: Introduction
    3:Body
    4:Use good language
    5:Coclusion.

    Reply
  11. Akanbi Destiny Christiana. says:
    4 days ago

    Wonderful .
    5 steps on how to write a descriptive composition .
    1:Topic/Title .
    2:Introduction.
    3:Body.
    4:Use good language .
    5:Conclusion.

    Reply
  12. Akanbi Destiny Christiana. says:
    4 days ago

    Wonderful .
    5 steps on how to write a descriptive composition .
    1:Topic/Title .
    2:Introduction.
    3:Body.
    4:Use good language .
    5:Conclusion.

    Reply
  13. Bakare Quwiyat Oluwadarasimi says:
    4 days ago

    Congratulation on your retirement

    Choose a Focused Topic

    Select a specific person, place, object, or memory that you know well. Pick a subject rich in details rather than a broad, vague idea so you have enough material to build a clear picture. State your main impression or thesis clearly.

    2. Brainstorm Using the Five Senses

    Gather details by asking what you see, hear, smell, touch, and taste related to your subject. Write down rough notes for each sense. The goal is to show, not tell, by using sensory words that let the reader experience the scene directly.

    3. Create an Organized Outline

    Arrange your sensory details in a logical flow, such as spatial order (from top to bottom or near to far) or chronological order. Plan your structure:
    • Introduction: Hook the reader and introduce your central subject and main impression.
    • Body Paragraphs: Group your details by theme or space, starting each paragraph with a clear topic sentence.
    • Conclusion: Reflect on why the subject matters or leave the reader with a lasting final image.

    4. Write the First Draft

    Turn your outline into sentences. Use figurative language—such as similes, metaphors, or personification—to make your imagery pop. Replace generic adjectives and nouns with strong, precise vocabulary (for example, use “shimmering” or “damp” instead of just “wet” or “nice”).

    5. Revise and Edit

    Read through your composition to polish your work:
    • Revise: Check if the description feels vivid and if your paragraphs flow smoothly from general impressions to specific details.
    • Edit: Fix spelling, punctuation, and grammar mistakes, and remove any clichéd or repetitive words.

    Reply
  14. Bakare karimot ssslg says:
    4 days ago

    Great job happy 60th birthday and retirement. STEPS IN WRITING DESCRIPTIVE COMPOSITION.

    Reply
  15. Aborisade Samuel says:
    4 days ago

    SWIMMING – ABORISADE SAMUEL
    Swimming is one of the oldest and complete sport in the world. It is both a competitive sport and a life skill, and it works your whole body without putting stress on your joints.

    WHY SWIMMING IS SPECIAL
    . Full body workout
    . Low impact
    .Builds endurance
    . Mental discipline

    THE FOUR MAIN COMPETITIVE STROKE
    . Front Crawl
    . Back Stroke
    . Breast Stroke
    . Butterfly Stroke

    Reply
  16. Akande Tosin Elizabeth says:
    4 days ago

    Congratulations to you on your retirement ma

    Reply
  17. Akande Tosin Elizabeth says:
    4 days ago

    Congratulations to you ma

    Reply
  18. AREMU KEHINDE says:
    4 days ago

    1) congratulations to you ma
    2) a) Compare Things to Things the Reader Knows
    b) Give Your Subject a Mood
    c) Check and Polish Your
    d) Describe the Background First
    e) WorkStylistic Upgrades

    AREMU KEHINDE

    Reply
  19. Nwanchukwu tobiloba says:
    3 days ago

    Great

    Reply
  20. Ikechukwu eze Jeremiah says:
    3 days ago

    FOOTBALL/soccer
    Football is a team sport played between two teams of 11 players each.
    It involved 4main aspects
    1.Technical aspect eg
    Passing
    Dribbling
    Shooting
    Tackling
    Goalkeeping
    2.Tectical aspect
    Knowing your position
    Knowing when to dribble /pass
    Off-side rule
    Formation e.g 442,433
    3.physical aspect
    Speed
    Strength
    Balance
    Jump
    4.Mental aspect
    Confidence
    Focus
    Discipline
    5.moral aspect
    Respect for refree,coach, teammate,opponent
    Leadership
    Follow the rules and laws

    Reply
  21. Ogunmuyiwa mariam says:
    3 days ago

    Happy 60th birthday and marvelous retirement ma.
    May God continue to bless you abundantly. Your impact in our lives will never be forgotten

    Football/soccer
    Football is a sport played between two teams of eleven players.
    The four main aspects of football are:
    Technical aspect: Skills such as passing, shooting, dribbling and heading.
    Tactical aspect: Strategies and plans used by a team during a match.
    Physical aspect: Strength, speed, endurance and flexibility.
    Psychological aspect: Confidence, concentration, discipline and mental strengthThe four main aspects of football are:
    Technical aspect: Skills such as passing, shooting, dribbling and heading.
    Tactical aspect: Strategies and plans used by a team during a match.
    Physical aspect: Strength, speed, endurance and flexibility.
    Psychological aspect: Confidence, concentration, discipline and mental strength.

    Reply
  22. Bankole oluwademilade daniel says:
    3 days ago

    FOOTBALL/soccer
    Football is a team sport played between two teams of 11 players each.
    It involved 5 main aspects
    1.Technical aspect eg
    Passing
    Dribbling
    Shooting
    Tackling
    Goalkeeping
    2.Tectical aspect
    Knowing your position
    Knowing when to dribble /pass
    Off-side rule
    Formation e.g 442,433
    3.physical aspect
    Speed
    Strength
    Balance
    Jump
    4.Mental aspect
    Confidence
    Focus
    Discipline
    5.moral aspect
    Respect for refree,coach, teammate,opponent
    Leadership
    Follow the rules and laws
    It is played for 90minutes
    IMPORTANCE OF FOOTBALL
    1.it makes your body fit
    2.It makes you feel happy 😁

    Reply
  23. Oluwatisefunmi Aduralere says:
    2 days ago

    About Table Tennis – basic skills, equipment, dressing, and coach – in one simple place:

    1. Things They Use in Table Tennis
    Equipment What It Is
    **Table** Blue or green table, 2.74m long, 1.525m wide. White lines at edges.
    **Net** 15.25cm high, divides the table in the middle.
    **Racket / Bat** Wooden blade with red rubber on one side and black rubber on the other side.
    **Ball** Small, light, white or orange ball. 40mm. Made of plastic.
    2. Basic Skills

    *a) Grip:* How you hold the racket
    – *Shakehand grip:* Like shaking someone’s hand. Most common.
    – *Penhold grip:* Like holding a pen. Popular in Asia.

    *b) Stance:* Stand with knees slightly bent, feet apart, body leaning forward. Always ready to move.

    *c) Serve:* You must toss the ball up at least 16cm with open palm, then hit it so it bounces on your side first, then over the net to opponent’s side.

    *d) Forehand Drive:* Hit the ball with your racket on the same side as your playing hand. Your main attacking shot.

    *e) Backhand Drive:* Hit the ball with the back side of your racket, across your body.

    *f) Push:* A soft, short shot to keep the ball low when opponent gives you backspin.

    *g) Footwork:* Small, quick side steps. Never stand in one place. Move to the ball, don’t wait for it.

    *h) Block:* Just hold your racket in front of the fast ball to return it.

    3. Dressing / Official Wears

    For school matches and official tournaments, players must wear:

    – *Jersey / T-shirt:* Short sleeve, not white. Because the ball is white, your shirt cannot be white. It must have a different colour.
    – *Shorts / Skirt:* For boys, short sports shorts. For girls, shorts or sports skirt.
    – *Socks:* Short white sports socks.
    – *Sports Shoes:* Flat, non-marking indoor shoes with good grip. No football boots or slippers.
    – *No jewellery:* No watch, chain, big earrings during match. It can distract.
    – *Team Kit:* In official matches, team members wear the same colour jersey with their name and country/school at the back.

    4. About The Coach

    The coach is not just the person shouting from outside.

    *What the coach does:*
    – *Teaches skills:* Grip, serve, footwork, tactics.
    – *Plans training:* Warm-up, drills, fitness, practice matches.
    – *Corrects mistakes:* Tells you why your serve is wrong or why you are standing wrong.
    – *Motivates:* Keeps you calm when you are losing. Tells you when to attack or defend.
    – *Studies opponent:* Watches the other player and tells you their weak point.

    Reply
  24. Kehinde oluwatise says:
    2 days ago

    Congratulations ma more years to celebrate in Jesus name amen 🙏🎉🥳🥳

    Reply
  25. Oderinde anuoluwapo says:
    2 days ago

    Congratulations ma more blessings in Jesus name amen 🙏💖

    Reply
  26. Oderinde anuoluwapo says:
    2 days ago

    Oderinde anuoluwapo
    FOOTBALL/soccer
    Football is a team sport played between two teams of 11 players each.
    It involved 4main aspects
    1.Technical aspect eg
    Passing
    Dribbling
    Shooting
    Tackling
    Goalkeeping
    2.Tectical aspect
    Knowing your position
    Knowing when to dribble /pass
    Off-side rule
    Formation e.g 442,433
    3.physical aspect
    Speed
    Strength
    Balance
    Jump
    4.Mental aspect
    Confidence
    Focus
    Discipline
    5.moral aspect
    Respect for refree,coach, teammate,opponent
    Leadership

    Reply
  27. ADELEKE PETER says:
    2 days ago

    Happy birthday to you and retirement ma . Long life and prosperities in good health and wealth

    Reply
  28. ADELEKE PETER says:
    2 days ago

    Table Tennis-Adeleke Peter

    *The Game in short*
    – 2 or 4 players, first to *11 points* wins a set, win by 2 points
    – Best of 5 or 7 sets in competition
    – Serve must bounce on your side, then opponent’s side

    Equipment You Need
    Equipment Official Size / Spec What to look for
    **Table** 2.74m long x 1.525m wide x 76cm high Blue or green top, white lines. Foldable with wheels is best for home
    **Net + Post** Net 1.83m long, 15.25cm high Should be tight, white top edge
    **Bat / Racket** One side red, one side black Wood blade + rubber. Shakehand grip is most common for beginners
    **Ball** 40mm, 2.7g, white or orange, 3-star for matches 3-star = best bounce and roundness, 1-star = for practice
    Which Bat Should You Buy?

    – *Beginner / Fun at home:* 2-star or 3-star bat — more control, less spin. Easy to learn.
    – *Intermediate:* 4-star / 5-star bat — better rubber, more spin and speed.
    – *Advanced / Club player:* Buy blade + rubbers separately — brands like Butterfly, Stiga, Joola, Gewo, Loki

    > Rule from sellers in Lagos: _Higher star = better rubber = more spin_ post-496936511943601478221

    Prices in Lagos / Nigeria Now
    Item Typical Price
    2-player set (2 bats + 3 balls) ₦7,200 – ₦14,600
    Single good bat — Loki / Butterfly ₦30,000 – ₦50,000
    Pro set (2 bats + balls + net + bag) ₦16,000 – ₦24,000
    Indoor standard table ₦350,000 – ₦500,000
    Outdoor waterproof table ₦617,500 – ₦800,000
    Training balls (pack) ₦19,000 – ₦30,000
    2900b540f9129091

    In Surulere, Asims Sports sells: 2-star ₦10,000, 3-star ₦12,000, 5-star ₦18,000 post-250483218047049458823

    *Best starter combo for home:*
    1 table (if you have space) OR just a retractable net for any dining table — ₦15,000
    – 2 x 3-star bats
    –

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