Adedara S. Oduguwa
Adedara Oduguwa was born into the family of high Chief Kofoworola Oduguwa of Sagamu, Ogun State Nigeria in the 1980s. He attended University of Agriculture, Abeokuta, Crawford University, Igbesa, and University of the West of England, Bristol, Gaining School Leaving Certificate, University Diploma, Bachelor of Science Degree and Masters of Science in Business and Management respectively.
Having had a natural flair for putting ink on paper as a child, Adedara’s real writing career started in 2004 when he first published his first poem titled “The Great Servant”, in the Western Post Newspaper, Sagamu, he later moved to the State and National papers (Gateway Mirror and Punch Newspaper) In 2004/2005 respectively. In 2005, Adedara wrote an article requesting for a library for his local government. The article was titled Urgent need for a Befitting Library for Sagamu. His altruism pushed him on to meet with the local government authorities, secretaries, clergies, captain of industries to discuss the need for a library about that time until sometime in 2007 when the request was made.
At Crawford University, Adedara pioneered and established the National Association of Business Administration and Marketing Students (NABAMS) under two weeks, a feat which took his equal to achieve in 6 months. He also headed the then defunct Student Constitution Drafting Committee. Other published works of Adedara include Love’s Nest, in 2005, Chief Kofoworola Oduguwa: A miniature biography in 2010 and Chief Obafemi Awolowo: The political Moses in 2012.
Adedara is today an Associate member of Chartered Institute of Personnel Development (CIPD) and his major believe is premise on the dictum that ‘what excellence cannot achieve in a century, determination can, in a day.’ Like many other humanists, Adedara’s political ideology is based on equity, justice, equal rights and happiness for all in every society.
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