Professor AB Assensoh , Some input is desperately needed here, please... On Wednesday, 20 September 2023 at 01:54:44 UTC+2 cornelius...@gmail.com wrote: > > > Professor

wonder what Baba > Ijebu, Professor Assensoh's mentor, would have called it! > > So sad. > > Highly lamenting! > > MOA > > > > > > On Thursday

those that Baba Ijebu would have described as "gyau gyau" politicians). In the famous words of VC Aluko: There you have it!! AB Assensoh. ________________________________

sure that Baba Ijebu is smiling in Heaven, as he knows that I have popularized his name outside our Palmgrove Estates, near Yaba. Of course, I often gave him credit for also teaching me

56 AM Assensoh, Akwasi B. wrote: > Dear SIR Toyin*:* > > > I have an interesting message for you from our older son (26-year old > Kwadwo) that you saw when you were on our

mentor, Baba Ijebu of Palmgrove/Yaba would have asked: "Abi, not so?" AB Assensoh. ________________________________ From: usaafricadialogue@googlegroups.com

behalf of Assensoh, Akwasi B. > Sent: Monday, September 6, 2021 2:57 PM To: USAAfricaDialogue > Subject: Re: USA Africa Dialogue Series - Coups and Corruption Dear Professors

my legendary Baba Ijebu would have said: "Reading your piece gave me nationalistic agility and fervor!" And, truly, it did. Most certainly, I too agree with you in totality

of what Baba Kadiri refers to as “serial monogamy” Na Wa to be husband BTW – and as a man of the cloth in these days, how does St. Paul resonate when he says. “Wives, submit to your husbands

position. Baba Ijebu, my legendary mentor, back at Palm Grove (near Yaba), often referred to some VCs as "Very Common Persons". AB Assensoh. ________________________________

the legendary Baba Ijebu, but most importantly, respected family man - husband, father, grandfather, mentor, and more, humble in all his ways: Alagba Assensoh, your name is already

celebrating Professor Assensoh at 74, one would also want to say THANK YOU to his lovely wife, Prof Yvette Assensoh. The duo are a bird of a feather-helpful,kind, generous, and thoughtful

Sister that Baba Ijebu, in his over-kill descriptions, would have addressed as Dr. Professor Dean, FTGS Chairperson Jumoke Yacob-Haliso, Yeye, Luwo Gbagida (borrowing fromLord

My sincerest condolences, Prof Biko. On Wed, Aug 28, 2019, 4:24 PM wrote: > usaafricadialogue@googlegroups.com > Google > Groups > >

mentor (Baba Ijebu), more grease on your elbow! AB Assensoh. ________________________________ From: usaafricadialogue@googlegroups.com on behalf of Anthony Akinola Sent:

my legendary Baba Ijebu to scream: "Na waa ooo, my people!" AB Assensoh.​ ________________________________ From: usaafricadialogue@googlegroups.com on behalf of

16, Assensoh, Akwasi B. > wrote: > >> Sitting calmly under a coconut tree and drinking fresh and delicious >> coconut water at Elmina Bay Resort in Central Ghana

Behalf Of Assensoh, Akwasi B. Sent: Thursday, May 30, 2019 12:06 PM To: usaafricadialogue@googlegroups.com Subject: Re: USA Africa Dialogue Series - A Reply to Kperogi.doc Dear

mentor, Baba Ijebu, would say: "Let peace be peace. Na argument we dey chop??" Sometimes, he would also say: "All the big talk na book long only!" Since the winner

mentor (Baba Ijebu) would have said, laughing heartily: "Na this bi a crime we crucify a person for like Jesus Christ, or with the head upside down?" I am sure that SIR Toyin

about our Baba Tunde Bewaji like Baba Yara , Gyamfi , Osei Kofi during the golden age of Ghana football : “Yet, many of us, as Nigerians at heart, see your cogent points, which can apply

For your attention please :the Berom Plateau State massacre Adepoju's usual diatribe against Brother Muhammadu Buhari the morally upright President

mentor, Baba Ijebu, lamented to me one day when we were enjoying a delicious Yoruba meal (including amala enveloped in egusi and fish soup) at his Palmgrove residence, near Yaba: "

yore (Baba Ijebu of Palmgrove, > near Surulere) would have also described as once-in-a-life-time food for > thought. I still remember, as a Catholic *altar boy* (who was never

mentor (Baba Ijebu) would have described in Yoruba as the"gyau-gyau" ("you-chop-and-I-chop") politics? I thought that the defections would hurt his chances

of "Assensoh, Akwasi B." Reply-To: usaafricadialogue Date: Tuesday 24 April 2018 at 04:10 To: usaafricadialogue Cc: "anthony.a.akinola@gmail.com" , "

Dear Prof Ochonu, I am actively following developments on this issue. I am glad that another courageous act has taken place and it is in public domain.

10, Assensoh, Akwasi B. wrote: > SIR Toyin: > > Thank you very much for bringing this sad but important issue to our > attetion. It makes both salacious and interesting reading

! As Baba Ijebu often requested of some of us close to him: "When I'm gone, please dress me up with your mighty pen for me to look as if I never sinned on earth!" I am sure that

of what Baba Ijebu, my legendary Yoruba mentor, used to tell me in the late 1960s (the good old days, when palm oil from Okipupa, Western Nigeria, cost on 2 shillings a gallon; and a dozen