P. A. Ogundipe

Phebean Ajibola Ogundipe, née Itayemi (Alif dari tara da ashirin da bakwai 1927- zuwa dubu biyu da ashirin 2020) wata malama ce yar asalin kasar Najeriya kuma ma’aikaciyar gwamnati . Rubutawa a matsayin Phebean Itayemi, ta zama mace ‘yar Nijeriya ta farko da aka buga a Turanci, bayan ta lashe gasar gajerun labarai ta British Council .  Daga baya ta buga littatafan karatu da sunan PA Ogundipe . Ransome Mgbeahuru, Ogundipe, author of Brighter Grammar goes home at 92 , The Guardian, 1 April 2020. Accessed 16 May 2020.

 Rayuwa 
An haifi Phebean Itayemi a garin Esa-Oke, jihar Osun a ranar 6 ga watan Mayu shekarar 1927. Ta yi makarantar firamare a Esa-oke da Imesi-Ile kafin ta tafi Kwalejin Queen's, Legas don karatun sakandare.  Ta sami digiri a Jami'ar St Andrews, da difloma daga Cibiyar Ilimi a Jami'ar London .  Bayan ta dawo Najeriya, sai ta zama malamar koyar da Turanci. 

Labarin Itayemi mai suna 'Babu Wani Abin Dadi' ya ci gasar a shekarar 1946 ta Majalisar Birtaniyya don yankin yammacin Najeriya, wanda ya zo gaban gudummawar TM Aluko da Cyprian Ekwensi .  Labarin ya nuna wata yarinya wacce ta jure sacewa a wani bangare na yunkurin kulla wani aure da aka shirya . A karshen labarin yarinyar ta sami yanci, ta bar kauyensu da daddare don horar da ita a matsayin mai aikin jinya. 

Itayemi ta hadu da mijinta, Adebayo Ogundipe, kani ga Babafemi Ogundipe, wanda daga baya ya zama Shugaban Babban Hafsan Hafsoshi tsakanin watan Janairu zuwa watan Agusta 1966, yayin da suke koyarwa tare da shi a makarantar Queen's, Ede .  A shekarar 1960 ta zama jami'ar ilimi a Yankin Yamma, kuma ta zama Shugabar Kwalejin Ilimi ta Adeyemi . Ta koma Ma’aikatar Ilimi ta Tarayya a shekarar 1966, aka yi mata karin girma zuwa babban jami’in ilimi. Ta lura da hadewar tsarin ba da ilimin firamare na tarayya tare da na Yammacin Jiha . Ta yi ritaya a matsayin mataimakiyar daraktan ilimi a watan Disambar shekarar 1976. 

A cikin shekarar 2013 Ogundipe ya wallafa littafin tarihin, Yarinyar Upasar . Ta mutu a ranar 27 ga Satan  Maris shekarar 2020 a Charlotte, North Carolina . 

 Ayyuka 
 'Nothing So Sweet', in T. Cullen Young, ed., New African Writing: Short stories by African authors, London: Lutterworth Press, 1947.
 (ed. with P. Gurrey) Folk Tales and Fables. London: Penguin, 1953.
 (with Una Maclean and Molly Mahood) 'Three Views of The Swamp Dwellers', Ibadan, Vol. 6 (June 1959), pp. 27–30
 Practical English: a comprehensive secondary course. 1965.
 (with Mabel Dove-Danquah) The Torn Veil, and Other Stories. Evans Bros, 1975.
 (with Margaret Macaulay and C. E. Eckersley) Brighter grammar : an English grammar with exercises. Harlow: Longman, 1983.
 New practical English. 1985.
 Up-Country Girl: A Personal Journey and Truthful Portrayal of African Culture. AuthorHouse, 2013.

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