Ootu Ife 2026: Ife Youths Organization won, Okerewe lifted the trophy.......... again

The final whistle blew at 0-0 after 90 nerve-shredding minutes, signaling that tactical discipline had completely neutralized two of the region's sharpest attacks. Iremo executed their survival blueprint to perfection, holding firm against Okerewe’s early blitz and refusing to buckle under immense

Ootu Ife 2026: Iremo vs Okerewe or Iremo vs Coach Sunday Egbesakin

ILE-IFE — The stage is set for an epic showdown in the final of the Ootu Ife Football Competition, organized by the Ife Youth Organization. While the official fixture pits Iremo against Okerewe, the real story centers on a tactical battle, Iremo taking on the formidable mind of Okerewe's manager Sunday Egbesakin.

​Coming off back-to-back championship victories in 2024 and 2025, Egbesakin has firmly established himself as one of the most decorated and ruthless grassroots managers in Osun State. Facing his side in a final requires far more than standard match preparation, it demands a flawless execution. When silverware is on the line, Egbesakin simply does not play to lose.

Ootu Ife: Iremo to face defending champion, Okerewe in the final

ILE-IFE — The stage is set for a blockbuster showdown on Thursday, September 24, 2026, as Iremo take on the dominant Okerewe in the Final of the 3rd edition of the Ootu Ife tournament. Kickoff is scheduled for 3:00 PM at the iconic Oduduwa stadium, promising an electric atmosphere as history hangs in the balance.

Leadership Beyond Tenure: Why Impact Matters More Than Time in Office. Part 1

Leadership is not measured by the number of years spent in office but by the value created within the period of service. Across different spheres of society, history has repeatedly shown that some individuals achieve extraordinary results within a short time, while others occupy positions for many years without leaving any meaningful legacy. The difference lies not in tenure but in vision, commitment, empathy, innovation, and the willingness to serve.

In representative democracy, citizens do not elect leaders merely to occupy seats. They elect individuals to solve problems, champion development, and improve the quality of life of the people.