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Doesn’t she look gorgeous? You can get a gele to look as fabulous as her’s, thanks to  Bimtan Elufowoju  of  Faces of Bodin . Today, she will be sharing a step by step tutorial on how to tie a gele perfectly. So grab a seat and gele and start becoming a pro! Enjoy. *** 1 . Start by folding in the end of the gele, this will ensure the is a smooth base at the front (crown of the head). 2 .Take the gele and wrap it around the head from the back to the front (towards your forehead) ensuring that the ends at the front are equal. This aspect is very important. 3 . Then take one side of the gele, e.g: the left side, and wrap it towards your right all the way round to the left ear and secure with your hands. At this point the left side of the gele will be shorter that that of the right side. 4 . Take the right side and cross it over the left side of the gele. Then take the right side (the longer side) round the head to the back, wrapping it and securing it with your hands a

With respect to the goal of establishing the NYSC CDS and a need to fulfill the mission/vision of the Nigeria prison service, the NYSC Legal Aid CDS group of Ogbomoso North Oyo State paid a visit to the Medium security prison Abolongo. According to the president of the CDS group, Adeyemi Babatunde, he felt a need to visit the prison yard after the charge of the Assistant Controller General of Nigeria Prison Service Zonal Corina for Zone A, Ogundana Jerome in  25 June 2017 when he emphasized "we urge corporate organizations and well to do individuals to assist us". The legal aid CDS group under the supervision of their legal advisers Barr. Olajumoke Ogunquit and Nathaniel Wombo Nge visited the 357 prisoners in a prison yard that had a bed capacity for 139 prisoners. The group deemed it fit to fulfill the mission/vision of the Nigeria Prison Service "to establish prison service through excellent penal practice, seeking lasting change in offenders' attitudes, values a

Corpers wee!!! Welcome to Ogbomoso. Ogbomoso for long has received NYSC corps members. The town has a serene environment which comprises of six local government, which are: Orire, Ogoluwa, Surulere, Lautech, Ogbomoso South and Ogbomoso North. NYSC receives corpers yearly at the Local Government Secretariat, Kinnira and also at Oja-Igbo Soun town hall. Corps members are welcomed and being enlightened about certain issues pertaining their primary place of assignment(PPA) and the land in which they reside. The CDS (Community Development Service) meetings, an essential aspect of the service scheme are held every Thursday of which the general meeting holds twice a month or more. The frequency of general meetings depends on directives by the Local Government Chairman. The venue for the general meeting is the Soun town hall, Oja-Igbo. Documentation as regards to payment voucher (pv) signing is done at the beginning of a  new month to enable corps members get their monthly allowances. Also,