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Àwon Akékòó Ogbà Fémi jà fún ètó won

Posted by: Awoyemi Bamimore in Àṣà Oòduà, Breaking News Comments Off on Àwon Akékòó Ogbà Fémi jà fún ètó won

Bí a bá pè é ní ìjà láàrin akékòó eka èkó gèésì (Department of English ) àti ti àwon eka èkó nípa òfin (faculty of law) ti ilé-èkó gíga ifáfitì ti Obafemi Awolowo university wo ìyá ìjàkadì Látàrí wípé àwon kan kò jé kí àwon kan wo yàrá ìkàwé.

Gégé bí a ti gbo, àwon law ti parí isé ti won tí Ó sì ye kí won jáde fún àwon English láti jé kí won w’olé, sùgbón tí àwon law kò láti yára jáde nígbà tí Ó jé wípé olùkó àwon English sì ti de láti kó won, Lóòtó èyí ló fa ìjà.

Ìjà yí kì bá tí selè tí ó bá jé wípé àwon alákóso ogbà ti pèsè àyè tí Ó tó fún awon akékòó láti kékòó.

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