JITA Studio Ikole

18/06/2025

✨ Stop Scrolling… This is Your Moment! ✨

Life isn’t waiting. Your dreams aren’t on pause. 💭
That idea you’ve been holding onto? That goal you’ve been meaning to chase? 🎯
Today is the perfect day to START.

•You are more capable than you think.
•The first step is always the hardest—take it anyway.
•Progress, not perfection.

17/06/2025

Good day everyone!

Here are the programs for the week presented by Jita Studios

Stay tuned in with us 🤲🏽

* Open mic- Monday
* Oya let's work - Tuesday
* Sport unscripted - Wednesday
* Corpers Chat out - Thursday
* Thank God it's Friday - Friday
* The Crowns and the Roots - Saturday
* Sunday blessings - Sunday

Enjoy

17/06/2025

Good morning from Jita Studios, and we wish you a fruitful day filled with accomplishments and stress free satisfaction.
Enjoy your day 🙏🏽

15/06/2025

Happy Father's Day to all the great men who always had our backs, protected us in any situation and taught us the secrets of life 🥂
We appreciate and love you for all your sacrifices and efforts to make us safe and happy

You're truly our superhero ❣️

12/06/2025

Happy Democracy Day!

Jita Studios and Omojokun Community game center officially opens today!!

Join us as we celebrate this grand holiday 🥂

11/06/2025

Join us at our Grand Opening!

The Omojokun Community Game Center is located at Ootunja Ikole, Ekiti after Ootunja Palace

10/06/2025

This coming Thursday!!!

Join us at Jita Studio and Aspire Game Center as we launch/open on Thursday, Democracy Day.

Come celebrate with us with various games, tournaments, personal challenges, group activities, music, studio sessions and so much more

10/06/2025

08/06/2025

keep on reaching, so far that you won't need to look back ⚜️

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06/06/2025

We wish you a happy Eid al-Kabir 🥂
Eid al-Kabir (Eid al-Adha) is a major Islamic festival honoring Prophet Ibrahim’s willingness to sacrifice his son in obedience to God. It emphasizes faith, sacrifice, and compassion. Muslims mark the occasion with prayers, the Qurbani (animal sacrifice), sharing meat with the needy, and celebrating with family and community. The festival also promotes charity, unity, and gratitude, blending religious devotion with cultural traditions.