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Olota, Oba Professor Adeyemi Obalanlege, visits rainstorm-affected areas in Sango-Otta

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In the wake of a destructive rainstorm that struck Otta and its environs on Sunday, April 21, 2024, His Majesty, Kabiyesi Olota, Oba Professor Adeyemi Abdukabir Obalanlege, has demonstrated exemplary leadership by conducting an on-the-spot assessment of the affected areas.

 

Residents of Sango Otta awoke to a scene of chaos and distress as fallen power poles littered the roads, creating hazardous conditions for motorists and pedestrians alike.

 

Recognizing the urgent need for assistance, the Olota wasted no time in mobilizing efforts to provide support and relief to the affected communities.

 

In a statement released by Afin Olota Ile Awori and signed by the Olota’s personal assistant, Prince Adeyemi Sulaimon Olusesi, His Majesty expressed deep concern over the plight of those whose properties and livelihoods were impacted by the storm.

 

Describing the situation as “worrisome and sad,” particularly in light of the prevailing economic challenges facing the nation, the Olota extended his heartfelt sympathies to all affected individuals and families.

 

Furthermore, the Olota urged the government to take immediate action to address the aftermath of the storm and prevent similar occurrences in the future.

 

Emphasizing the importance of swift intervention, His Majesty called upon relevant authorities to prioritize the restoration of essential services and infrastructure in the affected areas.

 

Acknowledging the efforts of security agencies, notably the Traffic Compliance and Enforcement Corps (TRACE), and other stakeholders who promptly responded to the crisis, the Olota expressed gratitude for their commitment to assisting the affected communities.

 

The referred monarch also offered prayers for divine intervention, invoking the mercy of Eledumare for those directly and indirectly impacted by the disaster.

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Renowned Islamic Cleric Muhideen Ajani Bello Dies At 84

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A renowned Islamic cleric, Alhaji Sheikh Muhydeen Ajani Bello is dead.

 

The news was confirmed through her daughter who runs a private Nursery school in Ire Akari area of Ibadan Alhaja Bimbas as fondly called.

 

” It is true ” Bimbas confirmed.

 

Our source confirmed that the octogenarian died on Friday morning at the age of 84.

 

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Shaibu Husseini: Mr Latin, Aneke twins, others celebrate NFVCB ED on birthday..

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Actors Bolaji Amusa, popularly known as Mr Latin, and the Aneke twins, Chidimma and Chidiebere, have joined other stars in celebrating Shaibu Husseini, the executive director of the National Film and Video Censors Board (NFVCB), as he marks his birthday.

 

Shaibu took to Instagram on Wednesday to share his gratitude alongside a photo, writing, “Mighty God, I am here to just say THANK YOU, Sir! Thank you for the JOURNEY here and the journey AHEAD.”

 

 

The post attracted celebratory messages from several Nollywood stars, including Kunle Afod, Dakore Egbuson-Akande and Blessing Ebigieson.

 

TAMPAN President Mr Latin also shared a tribute on Instagram, posting a picture of Shaibu with the caption, “Happy birthday to the ED of @nfvcb, our amiable @igalaman. Many happy returns, sir.”

 

 

The Aneke twins joined the celebration by sharing a collaborative post featuring a photo with Shaibu.

 

They wrote, “Happy Birthday to our Big brother from another mother @igalaman. A great man with a heart of gold. To know you, sir, is to know peace, love, joy, and everything good.

 

 

“I want you to know that you are special, wonderfully and fearfully made. Don’t ever change that; walk tall because you are God’s favorite. Many more years 🙏.”

 

The NFVCB recently organied a two-day media literacy and capacity-building programme for students, aimed at connecting academic knowledge with practical applications in filmmaking and media.

 

The event, held at the University of Lagos, brought together students from institutions such as UNILAG, YABATECH, LASU, Trinity University, and LASUTECH.

 

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Buckingham Varsity VC Suspended Following His Nigerian Wife’s Infidelity Accusation

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The vice Chancellor of the University of Buckingham in the United Kingdom, Professor James Tooley has been suspended from office.
His suspension follows his Nigerian wife’s allegation that he was involved in an overseas relationship, and now the suspension has placed his salary of £229,000 in a year in jeopardy, even as his credibility is now at stake.

The indicting report against the professor was incidented by his Nigerian wife, and entrepreneur,-mother of two, Cynthia Tooley, linking him to a romantic involvement with a 25-year-old Indian woman

She also submitted the young woman’s diaries, which detailed the alleged relationship, to university authorities.

The marriage which was consummated in February of 2022, suffered a hiccup last summer leading to the two separating.

Things took a turn for the worse when, last October, when Cynthia approached the University alleging the husband was involved in an illegal relationship.

She also raised issues about a supposed suspicious object at the professor’s residence, which prompted the police to visit the professor’s residence.

Though Tooley has described the allegations against him as baseless, he is already suspended, even as an independent enquiry is underway.

Cynthia, who once resided with Tooley at Ondaatje Hall, the Vice Chancellor’s official residence, has since moved out.

On the other hand, the Indian woman at the centre of the allegations has come up in defence of the professor’s person:

“He was kind and thoughtful and always treated me with respect. Anyone who reads my diaries can see I was in love with him.”

In the interim, the the University of Buckingham has appointed an interim leadership team, including Chief Financial Officer David Cole, Chief Administrative Officer Chris Payne, and Pro Vice-Chancellor Harriet Dunbar-Morris, to oversee operations during the investigation.

 

 

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