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25/04/2025

It’s Friday! Let the weekend vibes begin. What’s one thing you're grateful for this week?

29/03/2025

Happy Eidul-fitr

20/03/2025

20/03/2025

PHILANTHROPIC GESTURE: ABIOLA ADESINA LAHOLA DONATES FOOD ITEMS TO SHARE WARD 1 RESIDENTS

In a heartwarming display of kindness, Mr. Abiola Adeshina Lahola also known as Ade Bobby has donated food items to the people of Share Ward 1 in Ifelodun Local Govt Area of Kwara State.

The donation, which took place on Thursday 20th of March 2025, was received by the honourable councilor representing Share Ward 1, Hon. Ahmed Babatunde Amtech.

Hon. Amtech, while expressing gratitude to Mr. Lahola, praised his philanthropic spirit and commitment to the well-being of the community.

"The people of Share Ward 1 are indeed grateful for this kind gesture," Hon. Amtech said. "Mr. Lahola's donation will go a long way in alleviating the suffering of our people."

The food items donated include Rice and wheat in which over 60 residents of the ward benefited.

Mr. Lahola's generosity has been hailed as a timely intervention, coming at a time when many families are struggling to make ends meet.

The people of Share Ward 1 have promised to remain grateful for Mr. Lahola's kindness and to continue praying for his prosperity.

Photo Caption: Hon. Ahmed Babatunde Amtech, Councillor representing Share ward 1 flagged by Mr. Abiola Adeshina Lahola during the distribution of the food items.

Jamiu Alapo,
Media Aide to Hon. Amtech, Councillor representing Share ward 1
March 20, 2025

18/03/2025

Tinubu Declares State Of Emergency In Rivers State, Suspends Fubara, Appoint Vice Admiral Ibok Ibas As Sole Administrator

08/03/2025

Breaking News!

Comrade Jamiu Alapo Meets with Hon. Ahmed Babatunde to Foster Grassroot Development

Comrade Jamiu Alapo, a seasoned media practitioner, met with Hon. Ahmed Babatunde Amtech, Councillor of Share ward 1 in Ifelodun Local Government Area of Kwara State, to discuss ways to promote grassroots development in the community.

The meeting was aimed at exploring opportunities for collaboration between the media and local government to drive development at the grassroots level.

Comrade Alapo, with his vast experience in the media industry, shared insights on how to effectively communicate development initiatives to the community, while Hon. Babatunde provided valuable perspectives on the needs and challenges of the community.

During the meeting, both parties agreed on the need to promote transparency, accountability, and community engagement in local governance. They also discussed potential projects and initiatives that could be implemented to address the specific needs of Share ward 1, such as infrastructure development, education, and healthcare.

Comrade Alapo commended Hon. Babatunde for his commitment to grassroots development and pledged his support to help amplify the councillor's efforts through the media.

"We believe that effective communication and community engagement are key to driving development at the grassroots level," Comrade Alapo said. "We are committed to supporting Hon. Babatunde's efforts to promote transparency, accountability, and community participation in local governance."

Hon. Babatunde expressed his appreciation for Comrade Alapo's support and looks forward to a fruitful collaboration.

"I am excited about the prospect of working with Comrade Alapo to promote grassroots development in Share ward 1," Hon. Babatunde said. "Together, we can make a positive impact on the lives of our people," Hon. Babatunde said.

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06/03/2025

Senator Natasha Akpoti Uduagan is to lose the following privileges

Ethics and public petitions recommend the following for Senator Natasha

1. Suspension for 6months
2. ⁠She must write a written apology before she resumes
3. ⁠She shd be suspended from 6th March
4. ⁠Her office locked for the duration and handover property
5. ⁠Must not come close to the NASS complex
6. ⁠Salaries and allowances and security details be suspended
7. ⁠She must be barred from presenting herself as a Senator for local and international media

06/03/2025

May her soul rest in peace

She was an authority, impeccable technocrat, Gov Abdulrazaq mourns death of ex-HOS Susan Oluwole

Kwara State Governor AbdulRahman AbdulRazaq is deeply saddened by the death of the former Head of Service of the state Mrs Susan Modupe Oluwole.

The former HOS died on Wednesday at the age of 58, barely one year after her statutory retirement from the Kwara State Civil Service.

Governor AbdulRazaq recalls that the former HOS was a credible and dependable authority in matters of public service, having attained her heights on the dint of hard work, grit, brilliance, character, and impeccable institutional memory.

The Governor says he is proud to have worked with Mrs Oluwole as a respected technocrat, describing her contributions and services to the state as truly exceptional and invaluable.

Governor AbdulRazaq commiserates with her family, particularly her husband and her aged father, as well as the entire civil service hierarchy in the state.

He prays to God to repose her soul and give the family and contemporaries the courage to bear this huge loss.

Rafiu Ajakaye
Chief Press Secretary to the Governor
March 6, 2025.

02/03/2025

Burkina Faso Lawyers And Judges Now Wear African Attire In Court

In a historic shift, lawyers and judges in Burkina Faso will now wear exclusively African clothing in court, marking the end of the colonial-era tradition of donning European-style wigs and robes. The decision aligns with the country’s broader push for cultural identity and self-reliance, eliminating the need for imported legal attire.

This decision marks a significant step in reinforcing African heritage and pride, aligning with a broader movement across the continent to break free from imposed traditions. Many view this as an act of cultural liberation, symbolizing a shift in mindset that prioritizes African identity over remnants of colonial influence.

Observers believe this move reflects a growing wave of consciousness across Africa, with Burkina Faso’s leader,Captain Ibrahim Traoré, seen as a driving force in this revolution. As more African nations challenge outdated colonial practices, will others take inspiration from Burkina Faso’s example?