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About Thomas Abidoye - Early Life and Education

  Thomas Abidoye is a Nigerian journalist and communications professional originally from Ejigbo in Osun State . He earned a National Diploma at Kwara State Polytechnic and an HND (in Mass Communication or a related field) at Osun State Polytechnic ; he is currently completing a B.Sc . at Kwara State University, Malete . According to his public profile, he has over seven years of experience covering politics, economy, entertainment, crime and general news. Education: National Diploma, Kwara State Polytechnic; Higher National Diploma, Osun State Polytechnic; Bachelor of Science (in view), Kwara State University, Malete. Journalism and Media Career Abidoye began his professional journey in journalism around 2017 , working initially as part of his National Diploma training. He has written extensively for AmiLoaded Media Hub (a news website based in Osogbo , Osun), serving as Digital Publisher and Editor-in-Chief from mid- 2021 onward. AmiLoaded’s website lists hundreds of ne...
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Which Way Forward, Ospoly?

  In 2019, as I stepped foot on the soil of Osun State Polytechnic, Iree, for my Higher National Diploma, I felt like the happiest guy on earth. It was a homecoming for me to experience education in my state. The beautiful campus entrance gave me goosebumps, and the motto "Excellence In Character and Technology" reignited my spirit of determination. I told myself I wanted to do things differently here. Like every new student, I started my journey strongly, focusing on what mattered and ignoring what didn't. I adapted to every situation along the way. The turning point came during my first Continuous Assessment Test. I could hear a voice loudly within the four walls of PLT1: 'If you don't have the handout, you should leave the class,' Oga said. I couldn't immediately figure out what was going on. We all moved out, and surprisingly, the majority were students who hadn't completed their National Diploma at OSPOLY. It was strange! I kept laughing, but befo...
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Wilderness Of Joy

  Wilderness Of Joy Mixed emotions managing thoughts, The good and bad days in our imagination, In the wilderness of dreams, Comes the hope for joy. Blind pets working in the dark, Lightning of joy sparking at night, In the wilderness of careers, Comes the hope for success. Walking down the street of hope, Two friends look like kings in their homes, In the wilderness of hope, Comes the imagination for hope. Abidoye Thomas 09/03/2024 Nigeria Review of "Wilderness Of Joy" by Abidoye Thomas: "Abidoye Thomas' poem 'Wilderness Of Joy' beautifully captures the essence of mixed emotions and the highs and lows of life's journey. Through vivid imagery and thoughtful metaphors, the poet navigates the complexities of hope, success, and imagination.  The contrasting elements of light and darkness, dreams and reality, create a poetic landscape that resonates with the reader.  The poem's simplicity and depth make it a compelling reflection on the human experience a...
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Women: Planet Assets

  Women are the pathfinders of happiness, A guiding light in the wilderness of hope. Their absence in the palace Signals a misbalance. They are creatures with pure hearts, Born like art. Adorned with a shiny armor And a golden demeanor. They are mothers to their children, And wives to their husbands, Guides and mentors to their children, A pillar of support to their husbands. Women are likened to gold, A shining star in the world, Protectors in times of strife, Humans endowed with a soft heart. They are defenders of the family, Even in times of fear. Architects of a healthy home, Master planners in Rome. They are planetary assets, Making our world a better place, A virtuous treasure, A greater asset. Note: Thomas Abidoye, From Nigeria, is a poet, journalist with over 7 years of working experience covering politics, entertainment, economy, crime, and general news.
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Students Pen Emotional Tribute As OSPOLY Loses Lecturer

 Students Pen Emotional Tribute As OSPOLY Loses Lecturer By: Thomas Abidoye Students of Osun State Polytechnic, Iree, have taken to their various social media platforms to mourn the demise of a lecturer from the Faculty of Science, Mr. Olumide Oyetade. It was gathered that Mr. Oyetade died on Wednesday after a brief illness. Dr. Tope Abiola, the Dean of Students Affairs at the institution, confirmed Mr. Oyetade's passing. He described him as a hardworking and dedicated lecturer, while sending his condolences to family and friends. According to reports, the late Olumide Oyetade hailed from Ode-Omu in Osun State. His sudden death has generated reactions online, with students describing him as a father figure who was passionate about students' success. Below are some of the tributes: Folaranmi Ajayi: "Rest well if you are a good man" Afolabi Gabriel Babalola: "oga mii! Mr oyetade is a father during his days on health, one of the best lecturers science shouldn’t have...
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From Her Heart Straight To God's Ears

  From her heart straight to God's ears. Between the red eyes, straight to earth lines.  From her look straight to the pool of uncertainties.  Little baby you can win, keep going. I'm Thomas Abidoye, a poet, journalist.
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TRIBUTE TO MY FRIENDS, FAMILY, AND STREET BROTHERS WHO HAVE PASSED AWAY

 TRIBUTE TO MY FRIENDS, FAMILY, AND STREET BROTHERS WHO HAVE PASSED AWAY. Some memories cannot be easily forgotten; I dearly miss the good times I had with wonderful people who are now laid to rest. Truly, death is inevitable, but why does Alimitu (death) fail to recognize the impact of good people and spare them to live longer? Growing up in Ejigbo town some years ago, I felt like the good people I was surrounded by would live on forever.  However, many of them have departed from this world, and death has not granted my plea on their behalf. Sadly, most of my street brothers in Lagos State have also fallen victim to this relentless force of death.  Nevertheless, we cannot evade mortality. Looking back, I remember these individuals for their contributions to my personal growth. I thank you all; you are legends and will forever be remembered. May your souls rest in peace. I'm Thomas Abidoye, a Journalist, writing from the world that cherishes freedom  #deathnote
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