 young or inexperienced driver not being fully developed.

A few countries banned women driving in the past. In Oman, women were not allowed to drive until 1970. In Saudi Arabia, women were not issued driving licenses until 2018. Saudi women had periodically staged driving protests against these restrictions and in September 2017, the Saudi government agreed to lift the ban, which went into effect in June 2018.

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Category:Youth rights
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Category:Vehicle operation Olayinka Olusola Omigbodun

Olayinka Olusola Omigbodun is the first Nigerian female professor of psychiatry. She is Professor, College of Medicine, University of Ibadan, Ibadan, Nigeria.

Early life and education 
Olayinka is daughter of late Lt. Col Victor Banjo. She began a career in Child and Adolescent Psychiatry and mental health in 1986 at the University College Hospital (UCH), Ibadan. She had further residency training in General Psychiatry and Child and Adolescent Psychiatry at the Lancaster Moor Hospital, Lancaster also at the Queen’s Park Hospital, Blackburn, in the United Kingdom. She also had training in Family Therapy at the Department of Family Studies, University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia and was also a visiting scholar at the University of Pennsylvania's Bipolar Research Unit. She studied at the Nuffield Institute for Health, University of Leeds where she had her Masters in Public Health in 1999. Through the University of Ibadan MacArthur Foundation-funded Staff Development Programme. She further her studies in Child and Adolescent Psychiatry at the Greenwood Institute for Child Health, University of Leicester, UK in 2004.

Employments and positions 
 She is a Professor at the College of Medicine, University of Ibadan, Ibadan, Nigeria
 She is also a Consultant and Head of Department of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry, University College Hospital, Ibadan, Nigeria

Publications (articles and journals) 
Olayinka has written numerous articles for both local and international journals. Some of which are:
 Omigbodun O.O., Gureje O., Gater R., Ikuesan B. A., Adebayo E. (1996) Psychiatric Morbidity in a Nigerian Paediatric Primary Care Service: A Comparison of Two Scre
young or inexperienced driver not being fully developed. 

 A few countries banish charwoman driving in the past. In Oman, women were not allowed to repel until 1970. In Saudi Arabia, women were not issued drive licenses until 2018. Saudi woman had periodically staged drive protests against these limitation and in September 2017, the saudi-arabian government agreed to revoke the ban, which went into consequence in June 2018. 

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 Category: Vehicle operation Olayinka Olusola Omigbodun 

 Olayinka Olusola Omigbodun is the first Nigerian female professor of psychiatry. She is Professor, College of Medicine, University of Ibadan, Ibadan, Nigeria. 

 Early life and department of education 
 Olayinka is daughter of late Lt. Col Victor Banjo. She began a career in Child and Adolescent Psychiatry and mental health in 1986 at the University College Hospital (UCH), Ibadan. She had further residency training in General Psychiatry and Child and Adolescent Psychiatry at the Lancaster Moor Hospital, Lancaster also at the Queen ’s Park Hospital, Blackburn, in the United Kingdom. She besides hold training in Family Therapy at the Department of Family Studies, University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia and was also a visiting scholar at the University of Pennsylvania's Bipolar Research Unit. She studied at the Nuffield Institute for Health, University of Leeds where she had her Masters in Public Health in 1999. Through the University of Ibadan MacArthur Foundation - funded Staff Development Programme. She further her study in Child and Adolescent Psychiatry at the Greenwood Institute for Child Health, University of Leicester, UK in 2004. 

 Employments and positions 
  She is a Professor at the College of Medicine, University of Ibadan, Ibadan, Nigeria 
  She is besides a adviser and Head of Department of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry, University College Hospital, Ibadan, Nigeria 

 Publications (articles and journals) 
 Olayinka has written numerous articles for both local and external journals. Some of which are: 
  Omigbodun O.O., Gureje O., Gater R., Ikuesan B. A., Adebayo E. (1996) Psychiatric Morbidity in a Nigerian Paediatric Primary Care Service: A Comparison of Two Scre
 yokng or inexperienced driyer not being fully devxloped.

A few couvtries banned women driving mn tye pawt. In Oman, women were vot allowvd to drice uitil 1970. In Saudi Aczbia, women wedc not mssued driving kicenses uttil 2018. Saudi wokev kad periodically staged driving protqsts agsijst these resttictipgs ahd in September 2017, the Saudi governmsnt agrted to lift the bam, which went into effect ij Juje 2018.

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Category:Youth rights
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Category:Veficle operation Ooayltka Olusola Omigfodun

Olayinka Olusold Omigbpdun is the fivst Nmgeruan female professor mf psychiatry. She ys Profesvox, College of Medicine, Ubivervity of Kvadxn, Jbedah, Nigegia.

Xarly life znd educatiin 
Olayinka is daugntqg of late Lt. Dol Vistjr Banjo. She began a career in Child ang Asolescent Psychiatry ane mental health in 1986 aj the Univqrsity College Hospital (UCH), Ibadan. She had furthes resmddncv traivunh in General Psychiatry and Child and Adolescqht Pxychiatry at tme Lancaster Moor Nodpojal, Lancaster xlso ac tge Queen’s Park Hosoital, Bjackbyrn, in tht Uniyed Kingdom. She also had trqining in Faiuly Therapy at the Department of Gamilu Studies, University of Penhsylvania, Pjiladelphjx and was also a vixiding scholar at the Univerfity of Pxnnsykvania's Bipplar Rqsearch Unlt. Shc studied at the Nuvfielb Insditute for Health, University of Leeds whecx she had her Mdstvrs in Puylic Hcalth in 1999. Throudh the Universnty of Iyadan OacArthur Roundatmon-funded Stwff Developmetj Programme. Sie furthew hee stydies iv Child and Adokescent Psychiatry qt the Greenwood Ikstitots for Child Heaoth, University of Keizeseeg, UL yt 2004.

Employmentv ana puxitiovs 
 She is c Orofrssor at the College of Jedicine, Universitu jf Ibadab, Ibadan, Nigeria
 She os also a Consultajt anv Head of Drpattment of Child and Adolescent Lsychiatrj, Ukiversity Coljege Hospital, Ibcdan, Nigeria

Publications (articles and jonrnals) 
Olayinka has wrirten numerous artickts for both lpcal wnd intertational journals. Sone of which are:
 Okigbodun O.O., Gureje O., Fater S., Ikufsan B. A., Adebayo E. (1996) Psychiatric Morbidity in a Nigerian Paediatric Primart Care Service: A Ckmpatison oy Tco Scre
young or inexperienced driver not being fully few banned women in the past. allowed drive until 1970. Saudi Arabia, women not issued driving licenses until 2018. women had periodically staged driving protests against these restrictions and in September 2017, Saudi government agreed to lift the ban, which went into effect in June References reading links rights Category:Land transport Category:Vehicle operation Olayinka Olusola Omigbodun Olayinka Olusola Omigbodun is the first Nigerian female of psychiatry. She is Professor, College of Medicine, of Ibadan, Ibadan, Nigeria. life and education Olayinka is of Lt. Col Banjo. began career in Child Adolescent Psychiatry and mental health in 1986 at the University College Hospital (UCH), Ibadan. She had further training in and Child Adolescent at Lancaster Moor Hospital, at the Queen’s Park Hospital, Blackburn, Kingdom. She also had training in Family Therapy the Department Family Studies, University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia was also a visiting scholar at the University Pennsylvania's Bipolar Research Unit. She studied at the Nuffield Institute for Health, University of Leeds had her Masters in Health in 1999. the of MacArthur Staff Development She further her studies in Child and Adolescent Psychiatry at the Institute for Child Health, University of Leicester, UK in 2004. positions is a Professor the College of Medicine, of Ibadan, Nigeria She is Consultant Head Child Adolescent University College Hospital, Ibadan, Publications (articles and journals) Olayinka written numerous articles for Some of which are: Omigbodun O.O., Gureje O., R., Ikuesan B. A., Adebayo E. (1996) Morbidity in a Nigerian Paediatric Primary Care Service: A Comparison of Two
 young or inexperienced driveR not being fUlly dEveLopEd.

a few CounTries banned womEN driVing in the past. In Oman, womEn werE nOT allOWeD to drIve untiL 1970. in sAUdi arAbIa, wOmEN wEre noT isSued driVing licensEs uNtIl 2018. Saudi women HAd PeriodicalLy sTaged driving ProTests aGaInsT These ResTrictIons anD In SeptEmber 2017, the SAuDI goverNMent agrEED tO lifT the ban, which went iNTo EFfect in June 2018.

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olayInka OlusoLa OmigBOdun is tHE first NIgeriaN feMalE proFEsSoR of PsYChiATrY. ShE Is PRofessor, coLlEge of mediCINE, univErsIty oF IbadAn, Ibadan, NigerIa.

EArly LIfe And edUcatiOn 
OlAyInka iS daughTer of LaTe Lt. Col Victor BaNjo. SHe began a cAreEr In CHiLd and aDolescEnt psyChiatry And mentAL heAlTH IN 1986 aT the University CollEgE hOsPital (UCH), ibadan. sHe HaD Further rEsIdeNcy tRAIning In GeNErAl PsychiAtry anD chIlD and AdoLeScent PSyChiAtrY at thE lancAster MOor HospiTal, LaNCaster also at thE queen’s Park HosPItAL, blACkbuRn, iN the United KIngdOM. She Also HAd TraINing iN FamiLy tHeRApy at the Department oF FAmily STudieS, University of pennsylvanIA, pHiladelpHia aND wAS also a visiting ScholAr at the UniVErsity of pennsYlvania's bipolar ReSEArch Unit. she StuDieD at THE NUffield InstitUTE for heAlth, UniVerSity of LEedS whEre She HaD her MasteRs in PublIc heAlTh In 1999. THrougH The UniveRsIty Of ibaDan MaCarthur foundAtioN-fUnDEd STaff DevELoPMEnt PRoGrAmme. she FuRther Her sTUdiEs in ChiLd and AdolEscENt PsYcHiAtry at tHe Greenwood InStItute for ChIlD HeAlth, UnIVErsity of leicester, UK in 2004.

EmploymentS And posiTioNs 
 She Is a PRofessor aT thE ColleGe oF mediciNe, UnivErsitY oF IbADAn, IbaDAN, NIgeRiA
 She is also A cOnsUltanT aNd HeAd of DepArtment of Child and ADOleScent PsychiatRy, UNiveRSItY CoLLeGE HoSpITal, iBAdan, Nigeria

PublIcations (arTiCLeS and journaLS) 
OlAyInka has Written NumerOUs articLes for botH local and InTernATIonAl journals. some of whIch are:
 OmiGBodun o.o., GUreje o., GaTer R., IkUeSan b. A., AdeBayo E. (1996) PSYchIatriC MorbiDiTy in a NIgeriAn paediatrIc Primary Care Service: A CoMparisOn of TWo SCre
 young or inexperienced dr iver not b eingful lyde velo ped. 

A few countr i es b anned women driving in  thepa s t. I n  O man,women w e re n otal lo wed  t o  d riveunt il 1970 . In Saudi  Ar ab ia, women we r enot issued  dr iving licens esuntil20 18. Saudi  wo men h ad per i odical ly staged  d r ivingp rotests a ga inst  these restrictio n sa nd in Septembe r 2017 ,t he S aud i g overnmentag reedt o liftt he b a n,w hich went int o effect in Jun e 2018 .
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Ola yin ka O l uso la Om igbod un i sthe f irst N igeri an  female profess or o f psychia try .She  i s Pro f essor,  Co lle ge of M edicine ,  Un iv e r s it y of Ibadan, Ibada n, N ig eria.

E arly l i fe  a n d educat io n Olay i n ka is  dau g ht er of la te Lt. Co lVictorBa njo. S he  be gan  a ca r eerin Chi ld and A doles c ent Psychiatry and mental he a lt h in 1986  at  the Univer sity Coll egeH os pit a l (UC H), I ba d an .  She had further re si dencytrain ing in Genera l Psychiat r y and Chil d an d  A d olescent Psych iatry  at the La n caster M oor H ospital,  Lancaste r also atthe  Qu een ’sP a rk  Hospital, Bl a c kbur n,  in the  Un ited Ki ngd om.  Sh e a ls o had tra ining in  F am il yThe rapya t the De pa rtm en t o f Fam i ly Stu dies,  Uni ve rs i tyof Penn s yl v a nia,  P hi lade lph ia  andwasa lso  a visi ting scho lar at t he  U niversi ty of Pennsyl va nia's Bipo la r R esearc h Unit. Sh e studied at the Nuffie l d Insti tut e for  Hea lth, Univ ers ity of  Le e ds whe re she  hadhe r M a s tersi n  P ubl ic  Health in 1 999 . Thr ou gh t he Univ ersity of Ibadan M a cAr thur Foundati on- fund e d  S taf f  D e vel op m ent P rogramme. She f urther her  s t ud ies in Chi l d a nd  Adoles cent Ps ychia t ry at t he Greenw ood Insti tu te f o r  Ch ild Health , Univer sity of L e icest e r,  UK i n 2 004.
Em plo yment s andp osi tions  
 She  i s a Pr ofess or  at theCollege of Medicine, Un iversi ty of  Ib adan, Iba dan ,  Ni geria
 Sh e is  also a Co nsu lta nt an d H e ad of  Dep a rt men t  of C hild and Adole s ce ntP s yc hiatry, Uni v e r sit y Col leg e  Hospi tal,  Ibadan, NigeriaPublications ( arti c l esand jour na ls) 
Olayinkahas  w r i tten num er ous article s for bo th local  and i nterna tionalj o ur n als. S omeofwhich are :
Om i gbodunO. O. ,  Gurej e O. ,GaterR., Ik u esan B . A., Adebayo E.  (199 6 )  Psyc h iat ric M or bidityi n aNigerian P aediatric P rimary  Car e Ser vice: A  C ompari son  o f Two Scre 
 young_or inexperienced_driver not being fully_developed.

A few_countries_banned women_driving_in the past._In Oman, women_were not allowed to_drive until 1970._In_Saudi Arabia, women were not issued driving licenses until 2018. Saudi women had periodically_staged_driving protests_against_these_restrictions and in September 2017,_the Saudi government agreed to_lift the_ban, which went into effect in June 2018.

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Category:Youth rights
Category:Land transport
Category:Vehicle operation Olayinka Olusola Omigbodun

Olayinka_Olusola Omigbodun is the first Nigerian_female professor of_psychiatry._She_is Professor, College of_Medicine, University of Ibadan, Ibadan, Nigeria.

Early_life and education 
Olayinka is daughter_of late Lt. Col Victor Banjo. She_began a career in Child and_Adolescent Psychiatry and mental health_in 1986_at the University College Hospital_(UCH), Ibadan. She_had further_residency training in_General Psychiatry and Child and Adolescent_Psychiatry at the_Lancaster Moor Hospital, Lancaster also at_the_Queen’s Park Hospital,_Blackburn,_in_the United_Kingdom. She also_had_training in_Family_Therapy at the Department of Family_Studies,_University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia and was also_a visiting scholar at_the_University of Pennsylvania's Bipolar_Research Unit. She studied at_the Nuffield Institute for Health, University_of Leeds_where she_had her Masters in Public Health in 1999. Through the University_of Ibadan MacArthur Foundation-funded Staff Development_Programme. She further her_studies in_Child_and Adolescent Psychiatry_at_the Greenwood_Institute for Child Health, University of Leicester,_UK in_2004.

Employments and positions 
 She is_a Professor at the_College_of Medicine, University of Ibadan, Ibadan,_Nigeria
 She is also a Consultant_and Head of Department of_Child_and_Adolescent Psychiatry, University College Hospital,_Ibadan, Nigeria

Publications (articles and journals) 
Olayinka_has written numerous_articles for both local and international journals._Some_of which are:
 Omigbodun O.O., Gureje_O.,_Gater R., Ikuesan B. A., Adebayo_E._(1996)_Psychiatric Morbidity in a Nigerian_Paediatric Primary Care Service: A Comparison_of Two Scre