First African Principal of Ekiti Baptist High School Passes Away at 94
Chief Emmanuel Ilesanmi Oyewole, the pioneering African principal of Ekiti Baptist High School, has died at 94 in Ekiti. Known for his contributions to education and leadership, he served as a teacher, headmistress, and principal in various schools.
Oyewole's legacy as an educator and church pillar in the Nigerian Baptist Convention remains significant. His passing has deeply saddened many across Nigeria.
Oyewole's educational journey began at Fourah Bay College in Sierra Leone, and he later became a distinguished figure in the education sector. His commitment to teaching and community development has left a lasting impact.
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