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  Alhaji Abdulkareem Oluwatoyin Bada,the family head of Ojomo-Eyisha family in Ewe-Agbigbo land in Lagos State has come out with unalloyed supports drawn from family members to debunked the claims by the Osu-Apena families of Itire Lagos claiming blood relations with the main Ojomo-Eyisha family clans of Ewe-Agbigbo land in lagos. Accordingly, Alhaji Bada narrated Osu-Apena families were in-laws to us and not entitled to any Chieftaincy tittles or in anywhere bloodly related to the family. Osu-Apena came with his twins Sister Aina Eesu who got married to Akinsete Aboki Bada in Ewe-Agbigbo land, the marriage  produced no child, Both Twin sister and Brother returned back to Itire land where they came from after the death of Aboki Bada.  The family head further clarifies that its been since 1912 after the death of Aboki Akinsete Bada that Aina Eesu who did not give birth to any child for Aboki Akinsete Bada and twins brother  collaborated with some other land grabbers laying claims on Ewe

  The recent storm that ravaged Ota on April 21, 2024, left a trail of destruction, prompting concerns about response efforts and government involvement. However, it has emerged that the Olota of Ota, Aworiland, His Royal Highness Oba (Prof) Abdulkabir Obalanlege, Lanlege Ekun II, took the initiative to lead the clean-up and restoration process. The storm damaged the new 33kvA electrification project, still under construction by an independent contractor for IBEDC. Despite claims, neither the Ogun State Government nor the Ado-Odo/Ota Local Government Council participated in the clean-up efforts. The Olota, along with his entourage and palace crew, worked tirelessly for almost four hours, calming the situation and ensuring order. Contrary to claims, the Ogun State Government did not have any input in the clean-up process, leaving the Olota to single-handedly coordinate the response efforts. He summoned TRACE, the contractor, pole manufacturers, IBEDC, security agencies, and concerned pa

Residents of Ado Odo Otta local government are counting their losses after a devastating rainstorm on Sunday, April 21, 2024, which damaged millions of naira worth of properties, including electric poles and cables, leaving the town without electricity. Despite the severity of the damage, the state government has yet to issue an official statement, sparking disappointment and anger among residents. Some residents expressed frustration that despite the Deputy Governor hailing from the town, the state government has been silent on the natural disaster. However, some politicians, including Senator Solomon Olamilekan Adeola, Honorable Tunji Akinosi, Honorable Sheriff Abiodun Yusuf, and Honorable Sheriff Musa, the local government chairman, have released personal statements and visited the scene to sympathize with the affected people. The monarch of the town, H.R.M Professor Abdul Kabir Adeyemi Obalanlege, has also spoken out. Residents are questioning the lack of response from the state go

  Yayi Librators, a prominent political support group, has embarked on a massive mobilization drive across the state to sensitize residents about the candidacy of Senator Solomon Olamilekan Adeola, FCA, as the next governor of Ogun State. During a meeting held at St. Hedwig's Inn, Oru Ijebu, members of the group declared their unwavering support for Senator Adeola, citing his impressive track record of projects in Ogun West Senatorial District as a reason for their endorsement. They expressed confidence that his leadership would bring similar development to Ogun East Senatorial District. Attendees included High Chief (Dr) Olukayode Fayomi, Chairman of the group for Ogun East Zone; Alhaji (Dr) Adedeji Lamina, Vice Chairman; Omooba (Dr) Tosin Adeyemi, Secretary; and Elder Ayodele Fatai Adesanwo, Vice Chairman II. The highlight of the event was the inauguration of members of the working committees for the Ogun East Senatorial Zone. Similarly, stakeholders from Ogun West Senatorial Dis

                                        Iwu village Precious Oluwaseun, Lagos Nigeria. There used to be a village called Iwu that was popular in the past. Mrs. Ojulari and Mr. Eleniyan are both popular figures in this village. While Mr. Eleniyan was a philanthropist that was loved by all the villagers, Mrs. Ojulari was also well-known but not viewed as being as generous as Mr. Eleniyan. The philanthropic nature and wide acceptance of Mr Eleniyan in Iwu village made Mrs Ojulari became so jealous and infuriated that she began a propaganda of calumny against Mr Eleniyan claiming Mr Eleniyan was not a true son of Iwu village.  Determined to make impacts and transform Iwu village, Mr Eleniyan was never bothered about Mrs Ojulari's propaganda instead, Mr Eleniyan was focused and was working around the clock on how he could better the life of the people of iwu village.  Mr Eleniyan soon got a solution on how to develop Iwu village, he started with human capacity development, exposed the v