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Jan- 2020 -22 January
POLICE ARREST MAN FOR FORGING OYO CHIEF PRESS SECRETARY LETTER HEAD TO SECURE APPOINTMENT
The Chief Press Secretary to Governor Seyi Makinde, Taiwo Adisa, in a statement stated that Fakorede had earlier approached the…
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22 January
VICE PRESIDENT OSINBAJO TO DELIVER LECTURE AT 70TH COUNTRY CLUB ANNIVERSARY
The President said, the theme of the celebration is ‘Something for Everybody’, adding that preparation for the celebration started February,…
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22 January
TRUCK CRUSHES MOTOCYCLIST TO DEATH IN IBADAN
The corpse of the deceased as at the time of filing this report has been deposited at Ade-Oyo hospital for…
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22 January
SYNAGOGUE GUESTS HOUSE: NO SIGNS OF CRACK, DEFECT BEFORE ITS COLLAPSE – WITNESS TELLS COURT
The Lagos State Government had sued the Synagogue Church of All Nations (SCOAN) over the collapsed building that killed 116…
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22 January
ARMED ROBBERS SHOT SO-SAFE CORPS OFFICIAL, ON DANGER LIST IN HOSPITAL
The armed robbers shot the officer in the stomach and fled the scene, while the 48 year old victim had…
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22 January
OYO MUSLIM PILGRIM BOARD URGES INTENDING PILGRIMS TO COMPLETE PAYMENT BEFORE JUNE 18
The Chairman of the board noted that the State Government had made every necessary plans to ensure that all qualify…
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22 January
OYO GOVERNMENT INAUGURATES ADVISORY COUNCIL TO ENHANCE EFFECTIVE GOVERNANCE
‘The 10 member Advisory Council is the first of its kind in the State and the main objective of the…
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22 January
GOVERNOR SANWO-OLU TAKE OFF SIGNAL WILL TAKE LAGOS TO GREATER HEIGHT, OWOLABI MARTINS PREDICTS
The prominent satellite community leader with particular mentioning of the monthly environmental sanitation exercise, commended Sanwo-Olu for putting in place,…
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22 January
OGUN GOVERNMENT ON MISSION TO IMPROVE HEALTHCARE, SAYS DEPUTY GOVERNOR
The Press officer in the office of the Deputy Governor, Seun Boye in a statement said, Salako-Oyedele, who lamented over…
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22 January
NIGERIAN LAWYERS IDENTIFY INDIGENT CITIZENS AS VICTIMS OF PETTY OFFENCES
The Chairman who expressed concern, lamented that many citizens were languishing in prisons for committing petty offences and that this…
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