Madeu:


Go to Ekiti and see how local that place is. Decrepit and ancient building, No urban planning.

Kellibae:
He is a rare gem becoz normally they mine skull and harvest organs

Sabadon:
Nigeria to the world

paulolee:
my professor friend do say ekiti state have the most learned people in Nigeria and I do argue..
he said his reason is because that state have more educated people, more professors n less illiterates but I still accept his points but with this achievement this Yoruba demon av done, I think I'll call my friend n tell him dt I now share the same opinion...
this win isnt an easy one...it may take another 100 years for a Nigerian to do this..

EmperorTolson:
You're already cursed if you bring tribalism into this thread.

munphildusky:


He was not telling lies. They have a lot of learned people and professors.

paulolee:
my professor friend do say ekiti state have the most learned people in Nigeria and I do argue..
he said his reason is because that state have more educated people, more professors n less illiterates but I still accept his points but with this achievement this Yoruba demon av done, I think I'll call my friend n tell him dt I now share the same opinion...
this win isnt an easy one...it may take another 100 years for a Nigerian to do this..

paulolee:
my professor friend do say ekiti state have the most learned people in Nigeria and I do argue..
he said his reason is because that state have more educated people, more professors n less illiterates but I still accept his points but with this achievement this Yoruba demon av done, I think I'll call my friend n tell him dt I now share the same opinion...
this win isnt an easy one...it may take another 100 years for a Nigerian to do this..

Kellibae:
He is a rare gem becoz normally they mine skull and harvest organs

Tosod:
Tosin Durodola, a 24-year old scholar from the University of Ibadan who recently obtained M.A in African Studies (Diaspora and Transnational Studies) with a CGPA of 6.7/7.0, has emerged runner-up of the 5th Border Criminologies Dissertation Prize for 2021.

The award was put together by Routledge and Oxford University’s Centre for Criminology and Border Criminologies to support early career researchers working on citizenship, migration and the intersections between border controls and criminal justice.

Durodola, whose Master’s thesis is entitled: 'Narratives of the Journey to Exile and Transformative Agency of Residual Liberian Refugees in Oru, Southwestern Nigeria', won the second place which attracts £200 and £100 worth of Routledge books. His research was conducted under the supervision of Dr. Senayon Olaoluwa at the Institute of African Studies, University of Ibadan. Tiphaine Le Corre from University of Oxford won the first place with the thesis titled: 'The Politics of Deterring Unwanted Immigration to the United Kingdom'.

Prof. Mary Bosworth, Director of the Centre for Criminology and Director of Border Criminologies, University of Oxford, disclosed this on Thursday in a newsletter.

According to the official statement, Durodola and Tiphaine beat a strong shortlist of 10 others from universities in Europe, Asia and other African countries to win the prize. The competition was judged by a panel made up of academics and members of the Border Criminologies’ core team and the Advisory Group. The Panel assessed the dissertation in terms of its quality and originality, and its contribution to the body of knowledge about border control and migration.

Durodola set a new record by becoming the first African and postgraduate student from a University in the Global South to make the top two places of the Border Criminologies Masters’ Dissertation/Thesis Prize since the inception of the competition. The past winners and runners-up of the award were from Oxford, Cambridge, Glasgow and Amsterdam Universities.

Earlier in August 2021, Governor of Ekiti State, Dr. Kayode Fayemi appointed Tosin Durodola as his Special Assistant on Digital Communications. The appointment made him the youngest political appointee in the state, and further reinforces his outstanding abilities and intellectual foresight.

https://www.law.ox.ac.uk/news/2021-12-22-winners-5th-border-criminologies-dissertation-prize

https://www.thecable.ng/durodola-24-year-old-aide-of-fayemi-named-runner-up-in-oxford-universitys-border-thesis-prize/amp

Tosod:
Tosin Durodola, a 24-year old scholar from the University of Ibadan who recently obtained M.A in African Studies (Diaspora and Transnational Studies) with a CGPA of 6.7/7.0, has emerged runner-up of the 5th Border Criminologies Dissertation Prize for 2021.

The award was put together by Routledge and Oxford University’s Centre for Criminology and Border Criminologies to support early career researchers working on citizenship, migration and the intersections between border controls and criminal justice.

Durodola, whose Master’s thesis is entitled: 'Narratives of the Journey to Exile and Transformative Agency of Residual Liberian Refugees in Oru, Southwestern Nigeria', won the second place which attracts £200 and £100 worth of Routledge books. His research was conducted under the supervision of Dr. Senayon Olaoluwa at the Institute of African Studies, University of Ibadan. Tiphaine Le Corre from University of Oxford won the first place with the thesis titled: 'The Politics of Deterring Unwanted Immigration to the United Kingdom'.

Prof. Mary Bosworth, Director of the Centre for Criminology and Director of Border Criminologies, University of Oxford, disclosed this on Thursday in a newsletter.

According to the official statement, Durodola and Tiphaine beat a strong shortlist of 10 others from universities in Europe, Asia and other African countries to win the prize. The competition was judged by a panel made up of academics and members of the Border Criminologies’ core team and the Advisory Group. The Panel assessed the dissertation in terms of its quality and originality, and its contribution to the body of knowledge about border control and migration.

Durodola set a new record by becoming the first African and postgraduate student from a University in the Global South to make the top two places of the Border Criminologies Masters’ Dissertation/Thesis Prize since the inception of the competition. The past winners and runners-up of the award were from Oxford, Cambridge, Glasgow and Amsterdam Universities.

Earlier in August 2021, Governor of Ekiti State, Dr. Kayode Fayemi appointed Tosin Durodola as his Special Assistant on Digital Communications. The appointment made him the youngest political appointee in the state, and further reinforces his outstanding abilities and intellectual foresight.

https://www.law.ox.ac.uk/news/2021-12-22-winners-5th-border-criminologies-dissertation-prize

https://www.thecable.ng/durodola-24-year-old-aide-of-fayemi-named-runner-up-in-oxford-universitys-border-thesis-prize/amp

paulolee:
my professor friend do say ekiti state have the most learned people in Nigeria and I do argue..
he said his reason is because that state have more educated people, more professors n less illiterates but I still accept his points but with this achievement this Yoruba demon av done, I think I'll call my friend n tell him dt I now share the same opinion...
this win isnt an easy one...it may take another 100 years for a Nigerian to do this..

Inspirer1:
The title of the other book though

I will like to read the book to know what the writer meant by unwanted immigration to the UK...

Wiifesnatcher:



you will hardly see a family in Ekiti that don't have 90% of their kids as educated ones



being educated is a culture in Ekiti state, 80% of Ekiti state Artisans are equally educated with skills

paulolee:
my professor friend do say ekiti state have the most learned people in Nigeria and I do argue..
he said his reason is because that state have more educated people, more professors n less illiterates but I still accept his points but with this achievement this Yoruba demon av done, I think I'll call my friend n tell him dt I now share the same opinion...
this win isnt an easy one...it may take another 100 years for a Nigerian to do this..

jclassiq:

Its not a book. Its a research thesis.

jojofola:
This world and profanities ehn. It's an endless thing.

The reward is books and more books.

For BBN and it's likes, money and contract deals. Lol.

LILTJAY:
Nice one.. unlike that other cursed tribe that asians will soon exterminate finish
I nor mention name ooh

Inspirer1:

Thank you.

A book is a written or printed work consisting of pages glued or sewn together along one side and bound in covers.

Courtesy Google search.