Oshodi-Isolo Local Government Chairman Hon. Idris Bolaji Muse Ariyoh commiserate with the family of the former Mandate Chairman in Oshodi-Isolo Local Government Elder Albert Babasola Fatoki who passed on today, 10th January 2021 at his residence in Whaabi Larinde after a brief illness. In a condolence message signed by him, he described the late as a leader, father, an astute politician, and a community leader who spent his life in the service of humanity and his community. He described the exit of the political icon as a great loss to the entire Oshodi community, Ogunoloko ward, and most especially the All Progressives Congress whose immense contribution to its success in all the elections cannot be over-emphasized. He prayed Allah grants him eternal rest and give the family, his friends, and associates the fortitude to bear the irreparable loss.
A warning had been given to all practitioners in the movie industry to get registered with the National Film and Video censors Board (NFVCB) or they risk being blacklisted. This warning was handed down on Wednesday in Lagos by the Director General of the NFVCB, Alhaji Adedayo Thomas at an interactive session with professional groups and guilds, where he reiterated that all guilds are to coordinate the registration of their members with the board.. He disclosed that the directive has become imperative inorder to restore sanity to the industry and save it from influx of none professionals into the movies world thereby denying the core professionals from enjoying the sweat of their labour,stressing that the directive for registration is in tandem with Act 17, subsection 2 and 3 of the board. According to him*few months ago,we called on guilds and associations to come and revalidate or register their members. The minister of information and culture has been magnanimo...
The proposed Community Development Association Law, 2020, when passed by the Assembly and eventually signed into law by the governor, would institutionalize the activities of CDAs in Ogun state with a view to developing a uniformed constitution for its operation with clearly defined roles for the relevant government agencies in the administration of the associations. Opening debate on the bill titled: “H.B. No. 044/ OG/2020- A Bill for a law to provide for the registration of Community Development Associations and for the Matters incidental thereto and connected therewith”; the Minority Leader, Hon. Ganiyu Oyedeji underscored the need to have a legislative framework backing the operations of CDAs, to help promote efficiency and accountability in its operations. Lawmakers who contributed to the debate on the bill at the plenary included Honourables Yusuf Amosun, Soneye Damilola and Balogun Akeem said that the bill would help in harnessing more resources by t...
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