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Oshodi-Isolo Local government Chairman Hon.Idris Bolaji Muse Ariyoh felicitates with muslims on the first day of Muharam which Mark's the beginning of Muslim calendar year 1442AH.  In a statement signed by him to mark the occasion, he enjoined muslims to continue to emulate prophet Muhammad ( PBUH) on how he was able to to build a society with love, moral value, sincerity , maturity and taqwa( forbearance, fear and abstinence)etc  despite persecution by his relatives and people of his race.   " Hijra is one of the historical moment in Islamic history that reflects on how prophet Muhammed and his followers were persecuted in mecca and forced to migrated to medina. It"s also a turning points for muslims as an expression of heartfelt devotion to Allah, His blessed messenger prophet Muhammad ( P.B.U.H) and a journey to truth, science , wisdom and civilisation.  We should emulate prophet Muhammad who exhibited high maturity and forgiving heart despite persecution by people in

  The United Nations has said the protection of civilians and aid workers, especially those in the North East theatre of insurgency, “is not just Government’s responsibility.” A statement by the United Nations Resident Representative and Humanitarian Coordinator for Nigeria, Edward Kallon on Wednesday marking the World Humanitarian Day, said: “Today in Nigeria, we all have a role to play.” The statement added that: “Rumours and misinformation about humanitarian personnel and health workers can put their lives at risk. Refraining from spreading misinformation and false perceptions about humanitarian organisations is crucial to the safety of frontline staff who put their life on the line to serve others.”   Kallon said: “We cannot forget any of our colleagues and the thousands of civilians who have lost their lives in the eleven-year long crisis in the north-east. We also honour today the health workers who have paid the heaviest price trying to treat and save people infected with COVID-

      The Centre for Anti-Corruption and Open Leadership, CACOL, has chided the Governing Council of the University of Lagos headed by Dr. Wale Babalakin on how Prof. Oluwatoyin Ogundipe was controversially removed as the university’s Vice-Chancellor on Wednesday 12th of August, 2020 at a meeting held in Abuja. In a release issued by CACOL and signed by Mr. Tola Oresanwo, the anti-corruption organization’s Acting Director, Administration and Programmes on behalf of its Executive Chairman, Mr. Debo Adeniran, he stated, “With bated breath, we received the news of the hasty removal of the Vice-Chancellor of the University of Lagos, Prof. Oluwatoyin Ogundipe”. “We have been drawn to the lingering crisis within the topmost hierarchy of the university of Lagos management, occasioned by allegations of mismanagement of funds by certain officials of the university on one hand and the alleged overbearing attitude of the Pro-Chancellor of the institution, which has weighted negatively on free adm

The Palace of the Ooni of Ife, Ooni Adeyeye Enitan Ogunwusi Ojaja II, wishes to inform the entire public that a minor fire outbreak  involving a tiny part of one of the administrative buildings within the premises of the palace occurred at about 1:15pm today, Wednesday 19th, August 2020, leaving no harm to the oldest palace in Yoruba land.  The minor inferno which lasted for about 20 minutes was immediately put out by collective efforts of people in the palace led by the Ooni's Chief Security, Kolawole Emmanuel, later joined by men of the fire services from the state government, Obafemi Awolowo University, Ile-Ife and Obafemi Awolowo University Teaching Hospital, Ile-Ife..  Aside from the fact that there was no causality whatsoever, the fire was just a minor occurrence which was nothing to be compared to the misleading huge pictures being painted in the media, particularly the social media. While it is suspected to have emanated from an electric spark, measures are currently in pla

  1. The second Niger Bridge 2. The Warri-Itakpe rail line 3. The Abuja-Kaduna-Kano Expressway 4. The Ilorin-Bode Sadu-Jebba Road 5. The Implementation of the TSA and BVN 6. The Lagos-Ibadan rail line 7. The approval for the establishment of 6 colleges of education in Benue, Bauchi, Sokoto, Eboyin, Osun and Benue states 8. The Ajaokuta-Abuja-Kaduna-Kano Gas Pipeline 9. National Cancer Center in Lagos State 10. The Lagos-Ibadan Expressway 11. The construction of Oju-Loko-Oweto bridge connecting Benue and Nasarawa states to the Eastern and Western States. 12. Discoveries and collection of looted funds and transfer of over N500 billion from EFCC to FG purse. Subsequent conviction of perpetrators to correctional facilities. 13. Construction of Gombe-Biu road 14. Payments of pension arrears to 3,542 Delta steel pensioners. 15. Ongoing work on the 700MW Zungeru hydro power supply in Niger State 16. Completion of 40MW Kashambilla hydro power Station 17. Payments of pension arrears to Nitel st

  ActionAid Nigeria has called on government at all levels to uphold their responsibility on the safety and security of humanitarian workers.  ActionAid Nigeria, a humanitarian non-governmental organisation working to combat poverty and all forms of injustice in Nigeria, made the call on Tuesday to commemorate the 2020 World Humanitarian Day alongside other development agencies globally.   The Country Director of the agency, Ene Obi while commending staff and all humanitarian workers across the world who have continued to risk their lives to provide lifesaving support and assistance to those in need and distress, said: “This year, the World Humanitarian Day comes at a difficult time when the world is dealing with one of the deadliest pandemics in the history of our human existence, COVID-19.” She said: “The number of confirmed cases of COVID-19 continues to rise, inducing hardship, mortalities, and economic crisis for many countries. The COVID-19 pandemic represents the single current

The Presidency has dismissed as a “patched work of mischief,” a viral video where the former National Chairman of the All Progressive Congress (APC), Comrade Adams Oshiomhole, is heard telling the Chief of Staff to the President, Prof. Ibrahim Gambari, about “arrests” concerning the Edo state governorship election. This followed the allegations by the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) that the presidential villa meeting may be a prelude to the arrest of unnamed opposition politicians and clerics in the state before the September 19 election. But a statement issued by presidential spokesman, Garba Shehu, on Tuesday night, said that Gambari and Oshiomhole will never work against their values of protecting Nigerians. It also stressed President Muhammadu Buhari’s position that election must reflect the will of the people. The statement read: “It is very important to strongly dispel misguided messaging amongst commentators, rights activists, advocates and journalists who have been reacting to