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08/06/2025

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06/06/2025

Two Years of Committed Service: The Legacy of Hon. Chris Ayebusiwa

By Com. Emiloju Smart

Hon. Chris Ayebusiwa, the representative of Okitipupa Constituency 1 in the Ondo State House of Assembly, has recently marked the second anniversary of his term in office, highlighting notable accomplishments that reflect his commitment to his constituents. As a first-term legislator and a distinguished member of the Assembly, he has exhibited a strong dedication to addressing the pressing concerns of the Constituents.

Among the significant achievements during Hon. Ayebusiwa’s tenure is the advancement of rural electrification. His initiatives have facilitated direct electricity connections to numerous regions within the constituency, substantially enhancing the quality of life for residents who previously lacked access to reliable power. This achievement underscores his proactive and innovative approach to infrastructural development.

In addition to improving infrastructure, Hon. Ayebusiwa has played a pivotal role in generating employment opportunities through collaborations with both state and federal government agencies. These efforts have not only provided jobs for residents but have also stimulated economic activity within the constituency. Furthermore, he has made significant strides in addressing essential social needs, notably by ensuring access to clean water through the establishment of borehole projects.

Hon. Ayebusiwa has also prioritised the empowerment of women in the constituency. By recognising their integral roles within the community, he has fostered their participation in various societal functions. Additionally, his farmer fertiliser supply relief program has been instrumental in bolstering agricultural productivity, improving crop yields, and enhancing the livelihoods of farming families.

Through his unwavering service and dedication to the constituents of Okitipupa Constituency 1, Hon. Chris Ayebusiwa has established a commendable record in just two years in office. His commitment to effective and responsive representation reflects his leadership qualities and deep concern for the welfare of his constituents. As he progresses in his service, it is evident that his contributions will yield lasting benefits and enhance the overall well-being of the community.

05/06/2025

Trump bans citizens of Iran, Afghanistan, Yemen, Nine Other Countries From Entering U.S.

United States President Donald Trump has signed a proclamation banning citizens of 12 countries from entering the U.S.

The countries affected are Afghanistan, Myanmar, Chad, Congo, Equatorial Guinea, Eritrea, Haiti, Iran, Libya, Somalia, Sudan, and Yemen.

Nationals from these countries will be fully restricted from entering the U.S., according to the proclamation.

Similarly, the entry of nationals of Burundi, Cuba, Laos, Sierra Leone, Togo, Turkmenistan, and Venezuela will be partially restricted.

The proclamation is effective on June 9, 2025, at 12:01 am EDT (5:01 a.m. Nigerian time).

Trump said the move was needed to protect the U.S. against “foreign terrorists” and other security threats.

“We cannot have open migration from any country where we cannot safely and reliably vet and screen… That is why today I am signing a new executive order placing travel restrictions on countries including Yemen, Somalia, Haiti, Libya, and numerous others,” Trump said in a video posted on X on Thursday, June 5, 2025.

The president said the list could be revised and new countries could be added.

He said the countries subject to the most severe restrictions were determined to harbour a “large-scale presence of terrorists”.

Trump stated that others failed to cooperate on visa security and had an inability to verify travellers’ identities, inadequate record-keeping of criminal histories and high rates of visa overstays in the U.S.

“We cannot have open migration from any country where we cannot safely and reliably vet and screen those who seek to enter the United States,” Trump added.

Trump’s directive is part of an immigration crackdown that he launched at the start of his second term, pledging to restrict people from the Gaza Strip, Libya, Somalia, Syria, Yemen, and “anywhere else that threatens our security”.

Trump issued an executive order on January 20 requiring intensified security vetting of any foreigners seeking admission to the U.S. to detect national security threats.

That order directed several cabinet members to submit a list of countries from which travel should be partly or fully suspended because their “vetting and screening information is so deficient.”

01/06/2025

Chief Ífétàyó Àdéyémi has been installed as the Àyéóbàsàn Of Osooro land from Oripinye/Jomoyetoyo ruling House, may this noble feat inspire greatness in generations to come, Congratulations, sir.

01/06/2025

Inspiring prosperous Birthday wishes Sir, New age with overflowing Divine favors

28/05/2025

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25/05/2025

PDP Crisis: Wike Breaks Silence, Accuses Seyi Makinde of Betrayal, Pulls Out of All Reconciliation Agreements.

Ismail Abdulazeez Mantu Reporting

The internal crisis rocking the main opposition Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), has turned from bad to worse as the Minister of the Federal Capital Territory (FCT), Nyesom Ezenwo Wike, has declared his withdrawal from all reconciliation agreements earlier reached by top party leaders, citing serial betrayals and lack of fidelity to mutual understandings.

Wike, in a statement released on Sunday, laid bare the undercurrents of dishonesty, mistrust, and political manipulation that have plagued the party since the conclusion of the 2023 general elections.

“The PDP has been wantonly swinging from one part of a slippery precipice to another, owing fundamentally to dishonesty and lack of trust amongst its key stakeholders,” Wike wrote. He accused some party leaders, particularly Governor Seyi Makinde of Oyo State, of repeatedly reneging on agreements reached during several high-level meetings aimed at stabilizing the party.

According to Wike, the crisis escalated following a meeting of the G5 governors in Lagos where he confronted Governor Makinde, describing him as "the architect of our problems." Though a temporary truce was achieved, Wike revealed that further efforts, including an expanded meeting at the residence of former Senate President Bukola Saraki, failed to yield any sustainable resolution due to continued breaches of agreements.

He noted that critical resolutions were reached in that Abuja meeting, including reaffirming Senator Samuel Anyanwu as the legitimate National Secretary of the party, and the withdrawal of legal suits concerning Rivers State. However, Wike expressed shock that these agreements were flagrantly violated even before the Saraki-led Reconciliation Committee could commence its work.

He alleged that Governor Makinde, in collusion with Governor Peter Mba of Enugu State, spearheaded moves to install Ude Okoye as Secretary through a “so-called” South-East leaders’ meeting, threatening to pull out of the party if their demand was not met.

In another violation, Wike said Makinde orchestrated a campaign within the PDP national secretariat to recognize the Deputy National Secretary as acting National Secretary, which led to the controversial cancellation of a zonal congress in Jos after INEC refused to attend due to the improper signatory on the invitation.

“I have painstakingly put out all these facts so that PDP members and the general public would know the truth,” Wike declared, lamenting that despite his long-standing loyalty and contribution to the party since 1998, he has been met with "dishonesty and treachery" from those he helped into political office.

The FCT Minister concluded by announcing his withdrawal from all previous agreements, vowing to continue the fight for justice within the party.

“I have now firmly decided to pull out of all agreements hitherto reached. I have decided to fight on until justice is attained,” he declared.

Wike’s latest declaration is expected to stir fresh waves of tension within the PDP, which has struggled to maintain internal cohesion since its defeat in the 2023 presidential elections. Party leaders are yet to officially respond to Wike’s statement.