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30/07/2026

28/07/2026

Dear Ladies,

Kindly take note of the movement schedule for the Oloolu Masquerade Festival in Ibadan, as announced by the palace. The masquerade is expected to be out daily from 4:00 p.m. until dawn between Tuesday 28th July To Thursday, 30th July 2026.

Please be mindful of your movements around these areas during the stated period.

📍Tuesday, 28th July

- Government House, Agodi
- Aliiwo
- Yemetu
- Oje Market
- Olubadan Palace
- Isale-Afa
- Oke Aremo
- Popo-Yemoja
- Bode Market
- Molete
- Isale-Ijebu
- Elekuro
- Kobomoje
- Oranmiyan

📍Wednesday, 29th July

- Ojagbo
- Alafara Olubadan
- Ita-Bale
- Ogboriefon
- Labo
--kudeti
Ile tuntun/Oke odo
- Kobomoje
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📍Thursday, 30th July

- Ile-Aperin
- Agugu
- Iyana Idi-Iroko
- Awotunde Jegede
- Itamerin-Gangansi
- Babanla

Please plan your movements accordingly, stay safe, and also share this information with your family and loved ones who may be in these areas.

God bless you all.
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11/07/2026

KIDNAPPED OYO STUDENTS, TEACHERS RESCUED AFTER JOINT SECURITY OPERATION.

Troops of the Nigerian Army, in collaboration with the Office of the National Security Adviser, Defence Headquarters, the Nigeria Police Force, the Department of Statel Services, the National Intelligence Agency, the Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps, other security agencies, and local vigilantes, have successfully rescued the 44 pupils and teachers abducted from Oriire Local Government Area of Oyo State on 15 May 2026.

The month-long, intelligence-led operation targeted the terrorist network responsible for the abduction, resulting in multiple arrests in Oyo State and other parts of the country.

Sustained pressure on the kidnappers ultimately forced them to release all the victims unconditionally.

The rescued pupils and teachers are receiving medical attention at an undisclosed location and will be reunited with their families through the Oyo State Government.

While the operation was carefully executed to ensure the safe rescue of the victims and minimize collateral damage, some security personnel made the ultimate sacrifice.

The General Officer Commanding 2 Division, Nigerian Army, Major General C.R. Nnebeife, commended the courage and professionalism of all participating security agencies and expressed appreciation to President Bola Ahmed Tinubu, GCFR, Governor Seyi Makinde, the National Security Adviser, Service Chiefs, the Inspector-General of Police, heads of security agencies, the media and Nigerians for their unwavering support.

Security agencies have assured the public that follow-up operations are ongoing to apprehend all those involved and further strengthen security across the country.

08/07/2026

🚨Breaking News: Police Deployed to Ibadan's Ojoo Area After F÷tal St÷bbing Tr!ggers Ethn!c T£nsions

Heavy security has been deployed to the Ojoo area of Ibadan, Oyo State, following the alleged st÷bbing d£÷th of a Yoruba tricycle mechanic, an inc*dent that sparked viol3nt cl÷shes, property destruction, and heightened ethnic t£nsions in the community.

According to reports, the inc*dent occurred overnight on Tuesday, July 7, during an alt£rcation involving the vict!m and a svspected Hausa scr÷p collector.

Eyewitnesses alleged that the Yoruba mechanic was fat÷lly st÷bbed during the confrontation. However, the exact circumstances surrounding the inc*dent remain under investigation, with confl!cting accounts emerging over what l3d to the att÷ck.

Some reports claim the dispvte may have been linked to allegations of th£ft or a fa!led Point of Sale (POS) transaction, while others describe the inc*dent as an unprov0ked att÷ck.

Authorities have not confirmed these claims.
The ki||ing reportedly tr!ggered prot3sts on Wednesday, as groups of youths cl÷shed with members of the Hausa community.

The unr3st led to the destrvction of properties, shops being set abl÷ze, road bl0ckages along the Ojoo–Iwo Road Expressway, and reports of at l£ast one add!tional fat÷lity.

In response, the Oyo State Police Command, supported by Operation Bvrst operatives, military personnel, and ant!-cult!sm units, deployed heavily to the area to restore order. Security operatives reportedly used t£ar gas and other crowd-control measures to d!sperse viol3nt prot3sters and prevent further esca[ation.

Authorities have urged residents to remain calm, avoid spreading unverified information, and refrain from taking the law into their own hands. The Oyo State Government has also reportedly commenced an investigation into the inc*dent to establish the facts and bring those responsible to just!ce.

The viol3nce has disrvpted commercial activities in parts of Ojoo, with many residents reportedly fleeing the area over saf£ty concerns.

Security agencies have assured the public that investigations are ongoing and have appealed for cooperation from residents, emphasizing that anyone found culpable will be prosecvted in accordance with the law.

04/07/2026

Let still continue pray for you them

04/07/2026

Sam Larry reportedly involved in a ghastly motor acc!dent early this morning on Lagos Calabar Coastal road Lagos.
Reports indicate the bouncer tragically lost his l!fe at the scene while Sam Larry has been rushed to the hosp!tal in critical conditin

17/06/2026

Who is at fault

05/06/2026

Major School Abductions by bandits Under Tinibu Government (2023–2026)

Bola Ahmed Tinubu (2023–2026, 3yrs): 11 Major School Abductions
Federal University Dutsin-Ma, Katsina (2023) — 5 students abducted Federal University Gusau, Zamfara (2023) — 22
LEA Primary & Secondary School, Kuriga, Kaduna (2024) — 287 pupils and staff abducted
Islamic Boarding School, Gidan Bakuso, Sokoto (2024) — 15
Darul Kitab Islamic Orphanage & School, Kogi (2025) — 26 children abducted
Government Girls Comprehensive Secondary School, Maga, Kebbi (2025) — 25 schoolgirls abducted
St. Mary's Catholic School, Papiri, Niger State (2025) — 315 students and staff abducted
Federal University, Lafia, Nasarawa (2025) — 6
Community Grammar School Oyo State (2026)
Baptist Nursery and Primary School Oyo State (2026)
L.A. Primary School, Oriire LGA, Oyo State (2026)
Three schools in Oyo State (2026) — 46 students and staff abducted
Total Under Tinubu (2023–2026): 747 students and staff abducted in 11 major incidents

03/06/2026

Wonti ji iyawo aburo adelabu penkelemesi gbe ni ibadan