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CHORUS:
E baje ka korapo, ka fimo sokan
Ka fimo sokan, ka fimon sokan ooo
E baje ka korapo, ka fimo sokan.
1.
ILOBU asake ilu ola, ILOBU asake ilu ogo,
Ogun o jaja ko kowa ri,
Bogun fee gbawaju, ogun ate
Bogun fee gbeyin wa ko rona lo
Sebi ibu ojutu lo nko won lo
2.
Ikan parapo won mole
Eera parapo won lana o
Alapandede njola okan
Ko sohun tole daraju, afi ka fimo sokan
3.
Oro oselu ko diwa lowo
Oro esin ko di owo awa
Itesiwaju ilu dowo wa
Ibikibi ti a wa, e je a fimo sokan.
Originally composed by:
Mr. Abdul Gafar A. Afolabi
and submitted by:
Afees Adeyemi Adisa
E baje ka korapo, ka fimo sokan
Ka fimo sokan, ka fimon sokan ooo
E baje ka korapo, ka fimo sokan.
1.
ILOBU asake ilu ola, ILOBU asake ilu ogo,
Ogun o jaja ko kowa ri,
Bogun fee gbawaju, ogun ate
Bogun fee gbeyin wa ko rona lo
Sebi ibu ojutu lo nko won lo
2.
Ikan parapo won mole
Eera parapo won lana o
Alapandede njola okan
Ko sohun tole daraju, afi ka fimo sokan
3.
Oro oselu ko diwa lowo
Oro esin ko di owo awa
Itesiwaju ilu dowo wa
Ibikibi ti a wa, e je a fimo sokan.
Originally composed by:
Mr. Abdul Gafar A. Afolabi
and submitted by:
Afees Adeyemi Adisa
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It all started like a child's play when some conscious Ilobu indigenous students of tertiary institutions met on Saturday, 30th November 1991. Coincidentally, it was during the wedding ceremony of Mr. Adebisi Dauda, who later became a special adviser to the union. The meeting took place inside the library of the Ilobu Secondary Commercial Grammar School, Ilobu, but now School of Science, Ilobu. The seed, which was sown on that day, has now germinated into a giant three with virile branches all over the country.
At the end of the first meeting of the union, Mr Awotunde Isiaq who was then a student of Economics at the University of Ilorin, was appointed as the co-ordinator of the union. His first task was to mobilise and sensitize his colleagues to form a union that would create a forum where the issues that bordered on the growth and development of young generations ditto Ilobu would be raised, discussed and settled. The rest is now history.
Through the sheer determination of the pioneers especially the concerned efforts of the co-ordinator, the first executive council of the union was put in place through an election on the 4th January, 1992. At the end of the election, Mr Olaniran Mikhail, who was then a student of Estate Management at Obafemi Awolowo University, Ile-Ife, was elected as the first president of Ilobu National Students' Union. The Union, being new in the town, encountered a number of problems at the beginning. Some of the problems included the luke-warm attitude on the part of members of the community and the problem of a permanent secretariat that would serve as the house where the ideal ideology of the Union could be hatched.
The 1992 administration of the Union carefully tackled the teething problems through gradual mobilisation and sensitization.
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At the end of the first meeting of the union, Mr Awotunde Isiaq who was then a student of Economics at the University of Ilorin, was appointed as the co-ordinator of the union. His first task was to mobilise and sensitize his colleagues to form a union that would create a forum where the issues that bordered on the growth and development of young generations ditto Ilobu would be raised, discussed and settled. The rest is now history.
Through the sheer determination of the pioneers especially the concerned efforts of the co-ordinator, the first executive council of the union was put in place through an election on the 4th January, 1992. At the end of the election, Mr Olaniran Mikhail, who was then a student of Estate Management at Obafemi Awolowo University, Ile-Ife, was elected as the first president of Ilobu National Students' Union. The Union, being new in the town, encountered a number of problems at the beginning. Some of the problems included the luke-warm attitude on the part of members of the community and the problem of a permanent secretariat that would serve as the house where the ideal ideology of the Union could be hatched.
The 1992 administration of the Union carefully tackled the teething problems through gradual mobilisation and sensitization.
.
AIMS AND OBJECTIVES
The Union set the following as her aims and objectives:
To serve as vanguard of Ilobu students populace
To encourage and enjoin the education of Ilobu indigenes to higher institution of learning.
To organise, co-ordinate and participate regularly in educational programmes
To promote and foster academic and social relationship among Ilobu students
To mobilise and enlighten masses educationally, culturally, socially and politically towards the developments of Ilobu community
To lobby and pressurise each of the three-tier of government as may be applicable.
The Union set the following as her aims and objectives:
To serve as vanguard of Ilobu students populace
To encourage and enjoin the education of Ilobu indigenes to higher institution of learning.
To organise, co-ordinate and participate regularly in educational programmes
To promote and foster academic and social relationship among Ilobu students
To mobilise and enlighten masses educationally, culturally, socially and politically towards the developments of Ilobu community
To lobby and pressurise each of the three-tier of government as may be applicable.