Yomi Adetula, the Director, Anti-Arms Smuggling of the Social Orientation and Safety (So-Safe) Corps in Ogun State, has been murdered by suspected assassins in Idi-Iroko, Ipokia Local Government Area of the state. According to multiple residents of Idi-Iroko, Adetula was in his church, located off Old Baggage Road, Idi-Iroko, when gunmen who were also bearing other dangerous weapons invaded his church minutes after 10am on Sunday, attacking him. “They first shot him but the bullets did not penetrate him,” one resident told FIJ. “They then proceeded to inflict fatal wounds on him with their other weapons, which include hammer and machete. From the way they operated, it’s clear they were hired assassins.” FIJ saw gory photos of Adetula’s corpse, his face disfigured, his trunk blood-stained, ostensibly from gunshot wounds. Adetula is one of the witnesses listed by FIJ in its defence of the libel lawsuit filed by IBD Dende in response to FIJ’s undercover investigation and...
The atmosphere was electric as members of the Yayi Liberators movement gathered for their annual thanksgiving ceremony, marking the beginning of a new year and the kickoff of the group's political activities. Held at the group's secretariat in Otta, Ogun State, the event was a vibrant display of music, dance, and praise, as members came together to express their gratitude for the past year and their hopes for the future. The ceremony featured a live band performance, with melodious songs that got everyone on their feet, singing along and dancing. The energy was palpable as members waved flags and banners, bearing the image of their mentor and role model, Senator Solomon Adeola Olamilekan Yayi. In his keynote address, Chief Comrade Ibrahim Fayomi Olumako, the founder of the group and a staunch supporter of Senator Yayi, urged members to view the opportunity of witnessing another year as a call to serve. He encouraged them to complement Senator Yayi's good work by spreading ...
In a significant milestone for the Yayi Liberator movement, two new units were inaugurated on Saturday, January 11, 2025, in the Ogun Central senatorial district. The ceremony, which took place in Ojere/Obafemi Owode and Odeda/Okudu, was attended by a large gathering of supporters and stakeholders. The event commenced with a courtesy visit to the Baale of the community, who expressed his profound gratitude to Senator Solomon Olamilekan Adeola for his instrumental role in reconstructing a major road in the area. The Baale's praise for Senator Adeola is particularly noteworthy, given the senator's unwavering commitment to improving infrastructure in the region. As a senator representing Ogun West, Adeola's dedication to development projects in other districts, including Ogun Central, underscores his tireless efforts to promote the state's overall growth and prosperity. The Ogun State Chairman of the Senior Staff Association of Nigeria Polytechnics, who was also in atten...
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