2015 ANNUAL SEMINAR AND POETRY PRESENTATION OF THE POETRY CLUB INTERNATIONAL (AOCOED CHAPTER).

Adeniran Ogunsanya College of Education invites you to a seminar and poetry presentation.

THEME:

The Poet: A catalyst for national growth and
development.





SUB THEMES:
* The Poet and the god of muse.
* Language in poetry: a focus on the Yoruba
traditional panegyric.
* Impact of poetry in promoting academic excellence.



CHIEF SPEAKERS:
* Prof. J.P. Clark, poet
* Prof. Niyi Osundare, poet
* Mr. Odia Ofeimu, Poet



GUEST SPEAKERS:
* Mr. Olumide Olulu Holloway (Spoken Poet)
* Dr. Dayo Akanmu Lecturer(Aocoed)
* Barr. Bola Disu. Fmr. Reg (Aocoed)



SPECIAL GUEST
* Dr. W.O. Bashorun Provost(Aocoed)
* Dr. Mrs. Oginni. Director(Eksu Aocoed)
* Dr. Olamuyiwa Coker Registrar(Aocoed)
* Mrs. O.A. Oluwole. College Librarian
* Mr. Hafeez Oyetoro. 
* Mr. Kunle Afolayan. (Actor/Producer)



GUEST:
* Mr. C.I. Anakoro
* Mrs. Adeosun
* Dr. Kikelomo Adeniyi
* Mr. S.S. Fowowe
* Mr. Ezekiel Bolaji
* Mrs. J. O. Odewunmi
* Mr. Bamidele Olatokunbo Sojinu



ROYAL FATHER OF THE DAY:
* HRM. Oba Momodu Afolabi Ashafa - Aladi
Onijaikin, Lagos State.



GUEST ARTIST:
* Olamsoj Creative Company.


Date: 10th July, 2015
Venue: School Auditorium One


Time:
10am-12pm
(Red carpet/media)


12pm-4pm
(Seminar).

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