A canadian university, the all saints university school of medicine, dominica, has pledged to collaborate with prince segun gboleru, who has been nominated by the gboleru ruling house for the stool of akirun of ikirun land, to establish a canadian university school of medicine in the ancient town of ikirun in osun state.
The vice-chancellor of all saints university of medicine, dominica, dr. Joshua yussuf, who is also a prominent indigene of ikirun, indicated the interest of the university nanagement and board to support prince gboleru in taking the ancient town to a world class city status. He indicated interest to open a new university of medicine in ikirun while receiving prince gboleru in his office in toronto, canada, the headquarters of the canadian university recently.
Prince gboleru, a north-america-based entrepreneur and business mogul was recently nominated by the gboleru ruling house of ikirun to ascend the stool of the ancient town following the demise of oba adewale adedeji of adedeji ruling house, early this year.
Receiving prince gboleru, the vice-chancellor, in the company of the university top management staff, expressed delight at the news of his hometown getting set for a world class entrepreneur to occupy the traditional stool of ikirun.
Present at the reception were the president of nigerian-canadian association (nca), the umbrella body of all nigerians in canada, mrs kemi amusan and the executive director of nigerian-canadian professional group, michael ayobami oloyade.
