USA Africa Dialogue Series - Re: TOFAC at Ondo, 8 Banquet Photos, 1

Prof, 

Beautiful images. Thanks for sharing. I've known Oba Kiladejo all my life. His father, Bai Gbadebo was a General Practitioner, who cared for many children in Ondo town. On many occasions, during my formative years, my mom took me to his house in Iparuku Street in Ondo for medical emergencies. Bai Gbadebo never charged a kobo for the medical services that he provided for my mom. Oba Kiladejo is very kind, quiet and peaceful, very, very peaceful.  

Again, thanks for sharing. E se pupo.

Ire o. 

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