While Oyinlola, Okunola and Olayiwola had no formal education, Bisi     Oladosu, Abiodun and Foluso had formal education and attended St. John's Primary School Ayorunbo at one time or the other. However, Okunola and Olayiwola were able to read and write through private arrangements of their own. Our parents struggled hard to educate Pa Adebisi while he in turn did everything humanly possible to ensure that his siblings and members of the extended family got good education. In this regard, he even crossed the path of our father; a farmer who in spite of his own love for education also believed that the younger ones should be of assistance to him on the farm. However, Bisi was a lover of education and he wanted everybody that came through him to be educated at all cost. The Yoruba adage says "Se bi mi ija londa sile" (be like me always bring trouble). He did not believe in sparing the rod and spoiling the child. He used iron hands to make sure his siblings and children were educated. People thought he was wicked but those of us who passed through his tutelage realized that he did the right thing.
PA Bisi Ojeleye attended St. John Anglican Primary Schooi, Ayorunbo, Central Primary School, Ife and St. Paul's Primary School, Gbongan He taught for so many years until 1951 when he attended Ansar-Udeen Teachers Training College, Otta. 1951 - 1953 came back to St. John's Anglican Primary School, Ayorunbo as a teacher between 1954 - 1955. He also taught at St. Stephen's "A" Primary School Modakeke in 1956, and also between 1959 - 1962 he attended St. Luke's Teachers Training College Ibadan between 1957- 1958. He left for England between 1963 - 1978 where he became qualified as a professional accountant ACCA, ACWA. He was popularly referred to a senior
Daddy.
He got married in 1960 to Mrs. Esther Aina Ojeleye (Nee Akinremi) and the marriage was blessed with children. Olatunde who was born on 18.1.60, Funmilayo born 14.6.1962. Oludele born on 21.1.1965 and Folashade born 13.4.1972, unfortunately Funmilayo died, while at St. Catherine Girls High School, Owo. Pa Bisi Ojeleye worked with INCAR NIGERIA MOTORS where he retired as Internal Auditor. He was a member of the P. C. C. (Parish Church Council) both at St. Stephen's Anglican Church, Modakeke and St. Peter's Anglican Church, Abule -Egba at one time or the other for so many years.
He died peacefully in his sleep on the 29th December, 2002 at the age of 76 years and was buried on 7 February 2003 at Modakeke.