TRENDING
Ibadan International Film Festival expands to 119 countries in fifth edition • Ola Atose bets big on African Crypto Integration with launch of KoinKoin app • How Nigeria declined into criminality, poor governance in 66 years • From anger to money and infighting: The comical attack on Standard Group • Rot in judiciary deep – Olisa Agbakoba loud on public perception • Ethiopian professional associations secure bid for 2027 continental business summit • Sekondari za jioni zilipokusanya kina baba na kinamama • Boeing 737 MAX software bug ‘not a safety concern’ – Regulators • Weweso M/A JHS win 2026 Otumfuo community reading challenge • Yendi: ‎Police arrest three over alleged abduction at Dobini Bunban • Two friends fined GHC12,000 for stealing excavator engine blade, control board • La MP confronts military over demolition at La Pleasure Beach • Manhyia South residents share mixed views over EOCO’s handling of Baffour Awuah • The Economist: Why Tinubu May Win 2027 Election Despite Growing Public Discontent • PDP Candidate, APM Supporters, Accord Aspirant, 3,000 Others Join APC in Oyo • 2027: Akume, Wike Rally North-central, Rivers Support for Tinubu • Nigeria Leads Africa in Stock Market Returns, Up 75.5% in Nine Months, Enters Q4 With Strong Momentum • Lagos, Kwara, Ekiti, Plateau, Enugu Deploy CNG Buses to Cut Transport Fares • Olu Jacobs Laid to Rest in Lagos, Nollywood, Nigeria Bid Icon Farewell • Fubara Presents Staff of Office to Opobo Monarch, Urges Unity, Development • Ibadan International Film Festival expands to 119 countries in fifth edition • Ola Atose bets big on African Crypto Integration with launch of KoinKoin app • How Nigeria declined into criminality, poor governance in 66 years • From anger to money and infighting: The comical attack on Standard Group • Rot in judiciary deep – Olisa Agbakoba loud on public perception • Ethiopian professional associations secure bid for 2027 continental business summit • Sekondari za jioni zilipokusanya kina baba na kinamama • Boeing 737 MAX software bug ‘not a safety concern’ – Regulators • Weweso M/A JHS win 2026 Otumfuo community reading challenge • Yendi: ‎Police arrest three over alleged abduction at Dobini Bunban • Two friends fined GHC12,000 for stealing excavator engine blade, control board • La MP confronts military over demolition at La Pleasure Beach • Manhyia South residents share mixed views over EOCO’s handling of Baffour Awuah • The Economist: Why Tinubu May Win 2027 Election Despite Growing Public Discontent • PDP Candidate, APM Supporters, Accord Aspirant, 3,000 Others Join APC in Oyo • 2027: Akume, Wike Rally North-central, Rivers Support for Tinubu • Nigeria Leads Africa in Stock Market Returns, Up 75.5% in Nine Months, Enters Q4 With Strong Momentum • Lagos, Kwara, Ekiti, Plateau, Enugu Deploy CNG Buses to Cut Transport Fares • Olu Jacobs Laid to Rest in Lagos, Nollywood, Nigeria Bid Icon Farewell • Fubara Presents Staff of Office to Opobo Monarch, Urges Unity, Development
Old students launch national body
Back to Home

Old students launch national body

Punch Nigeria about 2 hours 1 mins read
The Unity High School Ago-Ika, Abeokuta Old Students Association (UNISOSA) has inaugurated its pioneer national executives, led by Kabiru Odusiji. Read More: https://punchng.com/old-students-launch-national-body/

This article was sourced from an external publication.

Share this article
OneClick Africa Logo

Africa's premier digital hub for impactful news, entertainment, and business insights.

© 2026 OneClick Africa. All rights reserved.