Team 4+4 debunked sack rumor of Alhaji Olopoeyan’s Son warns Aggrieved PDP members against bitter politics

The era of political blackout is gone in Oyo State,this statement was made by a political group in Oyo State named team 4+4 founded by Hon. Gbenga Adewusi Ayinde a.k.a Arole when investigating the sack rumour of Adeyemi Abubakar the son of Oyo state PDP chieftain Alhaji Adebisi Olopoeyan which was levelled against the personality of our working governor Engr. Seyi Makinde and shooting stars sport club’ (3SC).

       The management of the club ‘(3SC ) debunked this sack rumour during the investigation by team 4+4, they made it clear to us that no member of the club was sacked and we were made to understand that the player in question collected his september salary and all other benefits alongside his football team mate.

    The management of the club ‘3SC’, further enlighten this issue by saying that Adeyemi Abubakar did not play a single match in the last NNL but still he was not penalized but given his monthly benefit.

    The management of 3SC lamented over this sack rumour, asked that when has WhatsApp platform or social media platforms becomes a medium to sack players in 3SC.

     Team 4+4 after a worthy and fruitful investigation of the sack rumour found out that it’s the work from the Aggrieved members neither a political game by the opposition who are enemies of good governance, yes enemies of good governance they are’ because the rumour is so cheap that the ever working GSM who is busy restructuring Oyo state will order instant sack of just a 3SC’ player.

    Team 4+4 says governor Seyi Makinde doesn’t play a bitter politics,he cannot because of the differences between him and his leader Alhaji Adebisi Olopoeyan sack his innocent son Adeyemi Abubakar.

    Team 4+4 now uses this medium to warn all rumours carrier to desist from unprofitable job like this as it will take them nowhere.

    Conclusively team 4+4 admonished every citizen of Oyo state to stay positive and focus with the working government in Oyo State as he Engr. Seyi Makinde will always deliver to us as he promised.

World Teachers’ Day: FG approves N75,000 as stipend for undergraduate students, NCE students to get N50,000.

The Federal Government has approved the sum of N75,000 as a stipend per semester for students undergoing degree programmes in Education in public universities in Nigeria.

Also, the Nigeria Certificate in Education (NCE) students will get N50,000 as a stipend per semester as part of the deliberate effort of the goverment to attract the best brains into the teaching profession as promised by President Muhammadu Buhari last year.

Minister of Education, Malam Adamu announced this, on Tuesday, at the World Teachers’ Day celebration held at Eagle Square, Abuja.

Adamu whose speech was read by the Permanent Secretary, Federal Ministry of Education, Arc. Sonny Echono said his ministry would collaborate with the states’ government to ensure automatic employment for the students on graduation.

He said: “Undergraduate students of B.Ed / B.A. Ed/ BSc. Ed in Public institutions are to receive stipends of N75,000.00 per semester while NCE students will get N50,000.00 as stipends per semester.

MANAGEMENT CLOSES DOWN OAU, ASKS STUDENTS TO VACATE HALLS OF RESIDENCE

OduduwaNews gathered that on Tuesday, 28th September, 2021 ADESINA Omowumi Aishat, a 24-year old, female, Part 4 student of the Department of Foreign Languages reported to the Health Centre and was given wrong medication after which she was transferred to Seven Day Adventist Hospital were she was said to be dead on arrival.

A release by the Public Relations Officer of the University, Abiodun Olarewaju, stated that “the Management understands the grief resulting from this untimely death within the community and sympathises with the parents, friends, colleagues and the entire students of the University on this sad loss, and prays for the repose of her soul.

“However, Management condemns in strong terms the continuous and uncontrolled protests by the students culminating in unbridled brigandage, blocking the Ife/Ibadan and Ife/Ede highways and other adjoining roads that could be used as alternative routes, and engaging in other acts that are detrimental to their health and the safety of the generality of the people.

“Therefore, having exhausted all necessary avenues to call the students to order and allow normalcy to return to the Campus and its environs, the authorities of Obafemi Awolowo University, Ile Ife, have accordingly closed down the School until further notice. This is to forestall further breakdown of law and order.

“In view of this, all students are hereby directed to vacate their halls of residence and the Campus latest by 12:00 noon on Saturday, 2nd October, 2021.

“Consequently, the swearing-in of the newly elected Students’ Union officials has been put on hold, pending a review of the situation.

“In the meantime, the University management has put in place the machinery to unravel the circumstances surrounding the immediate and remote cause(s) of the crisis.”

NIGERIA @ 61; IPYF CHARGES NIGERIAN YOUTHS TO HOLD LEADERS, POLITICIANS ACCOUNTABLE.

The Ibadan Prime Youths Forum (IPYF) on Friday admonish the Youths of the country to hold their leaders and politicians responsible and accountable for the deplorable State of things in the Country, IPYF made the call through their National Coordinator, Dr. Oluwatunmise Adeagbo in his Independence day speech.

“Nigerian youths must start to ask questions from their political leaders and political office holders. Questions pertaining to the state development and their stewardship of duties, also issues around the implementation of their campaign promises”

“It’s important for Nigerian youths, to as a matter of urgency, during electioneering period engage politicians on how best they intend to achieve their campaign promises, as this will help know those who are ready for governance and whether these potential political office holders really understand what leadership and governance entails”

The Forum registered its displeasure towards the State of the Country’s Economy and describes it has a result of a failed leadership and governance majorly from the ‘so called’ politician.

However, the CCII Youth leader appreciate the few politicians that are doing the right things. ‘At this juncture, we applaud some of our leaders that are performing very well. Though, they are few, but some of them knows their onions’

The IPYF National Coordinator further encourage the youth to work very hard to make Nigeria work. He reiterates that Nigeria has a lot of potentials to rise if worked on.

“This is our homeland, we should not lose hope on Nigeria. It can work based on our collective effort, we must make our leaders account for how they manage our country and sack them if they seems not to perform. We must work hard to make it work. We can sack the irresponsible and the underperformed politicians by voting them out during elections” Dr Adeagbo proclaims.

He further charges youth to be courageous in doing this as he encourages youth to celebrate Nigeria with a view of a better future.

OYO STATE APC: MRS OMOLOLA ODEKUNBI, AN AGENDA OF HOPE FOR WOMEN IN POLITICS

As the State Congress of the All Progressive Congress draws nearer, we present to you, a mother, community developer, and an advocate of good governance, who has been at the forefront of developing human capacity for the transformation of the society.

The All Progressive Congress women wing is safe and secure with Mrs Omolola Odekunbi, this is evident in her tremendous services to human development through the various position she has occupied in the past, and still occupying. There is no doubt, that she has paid the price, and there is no other person who can perform the work better than her.

On behalf of other well-meaning APC Women in Oyo State, we hereby solicit support from delegates for our mother and leader, Mrs Omolola for the position of Oyo State APC Women Leader.

Mrs Omolola Odekunbi believes that politics is a very powerful tool and should be used to better the life of all and sundry. This continues to drive her interest and passion for politics.

The below information speaks of our candidate, kindly read through.

Mrs Omolola Odekunbi is an indefatigable and erudite educationist who is an indigene of Oyo state.

Omolola Odekunbi attended St Paul primary school Yemetu Ibadan, for her primary School Education. She proceeded to Baptist High School, Iwo before she bagged her National Certificate in Education (NCE) at College of Education, Abraka, and then advanced to Delta State University, Abraka, for her B.Sc(Ed).

Mrs Omolola Odekunbi is a woman of honor, and a reputable tutor in the field of education. She worked as a tutor in the following educational institutions:

  1. Women Teachers’ College, Maiduguri, Borno state.
  2. Fiditi Grammar School, Oyo State.
  3. Christ Apostolic grammar school, Ibadan.
  4. Owena community grammar school, Owena-Ijesa.
  5. Holy Trinity grammar School, Old- Ife road, Ibadan.

Rising to the peak of her educational career, Omolola Odekunbi, a renowned administrator, became the vice principal of Queen of Apostles School, Oluyoro, Ibadan. Also, she was the principal, Lagelu junior model school, and equally Principal, Bashorun high school, all in Ibadan.

Having given her best in tutorship and didactic service to the betterment of the coming generations, she happily retired from active teaching service at the peak of her career as a principal.

Omolola Odekunbi, because of her ability to organize, control, and manage human resources, became the first female president of Agbeni Methodist church Ibadan. She was an executive member of Torch bearer’s society of Bishop Akinyele Memorial Anglican Church (BAMAC), Iwo road, Ibadan.

She’s an Associate member, Institute of Chartered Mediators and Conciliators ( I.C.M.C.); Member, Teachers Registration Council of Nigeria. (T.R.C.N.)

She is an active member of the Mother’s Union and Women’s Guild of Bishop Akinyele Memorial Anglican Church, Iwo road, Ibadan. She is still a delegate to Ibadan North Diocese Anglican communion

Mrs. Omolola Odekunbi is the national president of Ibadan Linker’s Club ’95. She was once the National social secretary, Central Council of Ibadan Indigenes (CCII). Her meticulousity and accountability earned her the position of the 2nd National Auditor, Central Council of Ibadan Indigenes (CCII).

A woman of many firsts, Odekunbi was the first female president, NUT CICS Ltd, Agodi, Ibadan. She was the former branch vice chairman, N.U.T, Ibadan North East local government. The former President, Holy Trinity Grammar School mini-cooperative society.

She was a delegate member during the Zero party election in Nigeria.

She was a full time female member of the Oyo State Independent Electoral Commission (OYSIEC).

She was installed as the Otun Iya Ijo of St. Stephen Anglican Church, Ibadan.

  • She is a functional and current member of Nigeria Union of Teachers’ Elders’ Forum.
  • Mrs Omolola Odekunbi is the founder, Frontline Ladies’ Club of Ibadan, an affiliate of Central Council of Ibadan Indigenes(CCII).
  • She is the initiator and founder, APC Teachers’ Forum in Oyo state.
  • She was national resource person, Nigeria Union of Teachers’ study circle program.

Mrs. Omolola Odekunbi has always been a trusted hand; very cooperative in nature, and an amiable and respectable philanthropist.

She loves being in the midst of people, irrespective of their cultural, tribal, religious and political affiliation. In her leisure, she enjoys writing, travelling, and spending time with her family.

Protest in OAU as Students Blame Colleague’s Death on Negligence of Health Workers

On Thursday, 30th of September, 2021, the student community of the institution lost a part four student of the Department of Foreign Language due to alleged negligence of the University Health workers.

According to OduduwaNews correspondent at the University, it was learnt that late Aisha Adesina was an Asthma patient who visited the University after feeling a little bit weak but was given a wrong medicine which complicated her initial ailment.

According to a release signed by the Students’ Union President and Secretary General Elect, they condemned the attitude of the Doctors and other health workers in the University Health Centre in strong terms and demanded that the University Management should investigate the death of Aisha and check the excesses of the Health Center Workers as the incident would not be the first occcurence.

“We call on the University Management to investigate the death of one of our colleagues and punish all health workers who failed in performing their duties when Aishat needed attendance which they failed to give but only transferred her in last moment to Seventh Day Hospital where she eventually died.

“Without a proper and quick investigation and punishment meted accordingly, the University Management will be endangering the lives of students. We cannot let our lives become toys. We will have to protest this, as we cannot afford to keep losing our lives like fowls”

OduduwaNews gathered that the students assembled at the University Health Centre on Thursday evening till the early hour of Friday, October 1st, 2021 to protest the death of their fellow student, while they also scheduled a protest for today, 1st of October to register their displeasure to the University.

Makinde seeks confirmation of Justice Moshood Akintunde as President, Oyo State Customary Court of Appeal

The Oyo State Governor, Engr Seyi Makinde has forwarded the name of Hon. Justice Moshood Akintunde Akinfemi Abass to the State House of Assembly for confirmation as the new President, Customary Court of Appeal in the State.

In the letter read by the Speaker, Oyo State House of Assembly, Hon Adebo Ogundoyin, the Governor said the decision followed the retirement of the immediate past President Oyo State Customary Court of Appeal, Hon Justice Aderonke Adekemi Aderemi on the 4th of January, 2021.

The nomination of Hon Justice Moshood Abass was sequel to his recommendation to the National Judicial Council, NJC by the Oyo State Judicial Service Commission.

The Governor’s letter read in part ” Consequent upon the request, the National Judicial Council has recommended Hon Justice Moshood Akintunde Akinfemi Abass as the new President of Oyo State Customary Court of Appeal. It is in view of this, that I am requesting the Speaker and other Lawmakers to kindly deliberate and confirm his appointment as requested”

The Speaker said date and time for the screening of Hon Justice Moshood Akintunde Akinfemi Abass will be announced by the House and communicated accordingly.

Makinde receives new Inspector of Police, requests another Mobile Police Squadron in Oyo

…. promises continuous support to Police, other security agencies

…Police will soon.recruit 20,000-IGP

Oyo State governor, ’Seyi Makinde, on Tuesday, requested the approval of another Mobile Police Squadron Base to be cited in Oyo town in the state.
He said that the development would help nip security challenges in the state in the bud.
Makinde, who made the request while hosting the Inspector General of Police (IGP) Usman Alkali Baba in his office, stated that the immediate past IGP had given a verbal approval for the Mobile Squadron before his retirement.
He added that his administration will always remain committed to supporting the Police and other security agencies in the state.
A statement by the Chief Press Secretary to the governor, Mr. Taiwo indicated that the governor equally commended officers and men of the Oyo State Command of Nigeria Police for helping to stem the spate of insecurity in the state.
Makinde said: “I came to your predecessor a few months before he left. He granted us the approval to set up the MOPOL unit at Ago-Are, which we did and they are working well.
“It has assisted us to look at all the security challenges around the Northern part of Oyo State but we felt we still require another MOPOL Squadron. I think he verbally approved another Squadron to be cited at Oyo town.
“We discussed with the traditional institutions out there and also the people of Oyo. They are ready to give us land and, as a government, we are ready to provide the basic infrastructure to enable them to move in there.
“So, I will use this opportunity to make that request and we hope we will find favour in you to execute this new Mobile Police squadron to kick it off.
“We are not afraid to try new things here. We know that if we are faced with any type of challenge, if we have a go at it and solve it, it will disappear. But if we don’t, it will come back and we have another go at it. So, whatever we need to do will be done.”
Governor Makinde, who welcomed the new IGP and also congratulated him on his appointment and commended the Oyo State Police Command for trying its best and cooperating with other security agencies in securing lives and properties of Oyo State residents.
He pledged to keep supporting their efforts at the state or zonal level, saying: “I want to acknowledge the fact that the Police Command in Oyo State has been trying its best. “They have cooperated with our people and all the security agencies.
“When we started Amotekun, it was a hostile venture because the Police felt we were getting people to come and take over their jobs and responsibilities. But over these few months, with the leadership of Police in the state, we have had serious cooperation and the inter-agency rivalry or skirmishes is to the barest minimum in Oyo State.”
He equally explained that his administration will keep going after criminals no matter where they come from or any ethnic background.
“Also, when these crises started, people were trying to stoke ethnic tension, we all rose to the occasion and the message to everybody was very clear.
“In Oyo State, we are after criminals and we don’t care about where they are from. And we know that criminals abound in every ethnic group. In Oyo State, we even have a situation where people went to rob a bank at Okeho and when those people were eventually caught, we discovered they were from Kogi State.
“So, we don’t profile anybody based on their ethnic background but, like you mentioned that you served at Igbo-Ora, Ibarapa happens to be a frontier local government for us. From Ibarapa, all the way to Oke-Ogun, Saki, we share an international border with the Republic of Benin. So, that makes this place unique and peculiar. But, we have all cooperated and tried our best to keep the peace.”
Earlier, the Inspector General of Police (IGP), Mr. Alkali, said the visit was to go round the 36 states including the FCT to talk to men and officers in the states and request for the cooperation of the chief security officers and the traditional institutions in the states.
He said: “My vision is part of the engagement I took upon myself, which is to go round the 36 states even in the FCT where I have worked for a very long time, in talking to my men and also visiting the police officers in the states, the traditional institutions and other stakeholders.
“This is because I know they are in control of maintaining law and order, the same thing that requires collaboration, synergy and cooperation.
“I want to talk to other stakeholders on the issue of community policing, which is an adopted strategy. It has not been effectively used by both the government and members of the public and we have two versions of it. We have embarked on it and my predecessor has done much in looking into policing programmes. And I need to continue from where he stopped, by getting people and your continuous support.
“It is believed that it is a programme that we can use people of a community who know their counter value in policing, who know the nooks and cranny of the place to ensure that law and order are to be abided by the community and control it to the barest minimum.”
The IGP said that the Police will soon commence the recruitment of men from all of the 774 local governments across the country in line with the mandate earlier given by the Federal Government to recruit 10,000 policemen annually for six years.
According to him, the Force had issues recruiting in 2019 and 2020, adding that all approvals have now been secured to commence the backlog of recruitment amounting to 20,000 men.

Ado-Awaye Agog For Hosting World Tourism Day

Earlier yesterday, Ado-Awaye, the ancient town in Iseyin Local Government of Oyo State went agog as it received people from all walks of life to celebrate the World Tourism Day.

World Tourism Day is an event organized by the United Nations every year to mark the wonders of nature. Oyo State housing several tourist attractions is one of the States in Nigeria that could be launched into prosperity if tourism is properly developed.

Ado-Awaye has several amazing wonders, one of the two suspended lakes in the whole world after the one in Colorado, USA called Iyake Lake, the Ishage hanging rock, elephant-like-tree, among others.

The event which started early morning yesterday with the theme, “Tourism for Inclusive Growth” was graced by several dignatories in the State and beyond. The Alado of Ado-Awaye, Oba Samuel Olugbile Makuledoye 1 while receiving the guests thanked the executive governor, Engr. Seyi Makinde for making Ado-Awaye the host of this year’s World Tourism Day.

In his remark, Olugbile was quoted as saying, “On behalf of Maku Ruling House of Ado Awaye, we appreciate the presence of Ado Awaye indigenes and Okeogun in general including the Oyo State Government for the possibility of this year(2021) World Tourism Day which was centered to Ado Awaye, we also appreciate the important role every individual has played to support the event and I pray that this year will not be the end of our life. Amin”.

According to the Alado of Ado Awaye, if the suspended lake is developed to meet up with the international standard, it can make Oyo one of the richest states in the country.

The traditional ruler therefore used the ocassion to call for more government’s support towards the development of the tourist attractions in the town.

Among the guests that graced the ocassion were the Aseyin of Iseyin, Oba Dr. Ganiyu Adekunle Ajinese 1, Chairman of Iseyin Local Government, Mr. Mufutau Abilawon, Member, Oyo State House of Assembly who is also an indigene of the town, Hon. Dele Adeola, Special Adviser to Oyo State Governor on Culture and Tourism, Hon. Ademola Ige, Olu of Igboora, Oba Jimoh Titiloye among several others.

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