Hakeem Gbadamosi

Amotekun parades 35 suspects over kidnapping, trafficking, theft in Ondo

The Western Security Network Agency, also known as Amotekun, in Ondo State, on Monday paraded 35 suspects for various criminal offences, including kidnapping, human trafficking, rape, and motorcycle theft across the state. The State Commander of Amotekun, Chief Adetunji Adeleye, disclosed during the parade that 19 of the suspects were arrested for offences related to

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Elizade VC raises concern over early foreign education, warns parents

…says don’t donate your children to the devil The Vice-Chancellor of Elizade University, Professor Philip Oguntunde, has warned parents against sending their children abroad for undergraduate studies, saying the trend is increasingly resulting in regret and unintended consequences for families. Oguntunde, who spoke during a town-and-gown engagement with secondary school administrators, expressed concern over what

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Insecurity: Catholic Bishop tasks Aiyedatiwa on urgent action

…as kidnappings escalate in Ondo The Catholic Bishop of Ondo Diocese, Jude Arogundade, has called on the state governor, Lucky Aiyedatiwa, to take immediate and decisive action to curb the rising wave of kidnapping and insecurity across the state. The cleric’s call follows the recent attack on a Comprehensive Health Centre in Oke Ijebu, Akure,

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Nurses threaten night-duty boycott over Akure health centre attack

Following the abduction of several nurses last Saturday at a health centre in Akure, the Ondo State capital, nurses in the state have threatened to withdraw from night duties. The Chairman of the National Association of Nigerian Nurses and Midwives (NANNM), in the state, Felix Orobode, issued the warning after armed men reportedly invaded Oke

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