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Bamidele Salam explains why he pulled out of the Osun West  Senatorial Re-run election: "For weeks and long days, I traversed the length and breadth of Osun West Senatorial District, consulting and speaking with stakeholders towards garnering their support for the actualization of my Senatorial ambition. Old and young; male and female;  literates and illiterates ; politician and non-politician; I spoke with all that have one role or the other to play in the politics of Osun West. What I appealed to was the people's desire for quality representation that will attract development into the Senatorial District. Alas, I got support across party lines, in the civil society, among students and youths,  in the public service and across a broad range of societal classes and sections. The love I received humbled me. 
 It was therefore a shock for many when the news filtered out that the very loved Bamidele Salam is no longer in the race for the Senatorial Re-run election scheduled to

James Adegbola shares his MOST PAINFUL MOMENT DURING HIS SECONDARY SCHOOL DAYS. Adegbola James is an Auto Mechanic, a Radio Program Presenter and Auto mobile Consultant. He attended Ataoja School of Science (ASOS), Osogbo between 2000 – 2003. He was part of the pioneer Set. After 14 years, he shares his most painful moment during his Secondary School days. "I might not be able to capture the whole scenes with words but I can still reflects with the paragraph below. I want to tell you in CAPITAL LETTERS, this is not to insult any body. I have since that time enjoyed moments of such cycles and make right decision in the process. It happened like this,  we all know ASOS  is a place of gifted minds and there is no way we can run away from it after all it gives foundation for our respective choices we later made. In ASOS, I was in the other class (either B or C but not A) until one day the whole stuff change. I find the class quite interesting, coupled wit