Aminat Gusanu In a commendable display of community transformation, the Village Head of Agbosese, Sunday Sonde, has lauded the remarkable contributions of IAS Unique homes and Properties in turning around the village’s fortunes. Speaking at during the annual endof year party of the community, Sonde expressed gratitude for the positive changes brought about by the real estate company. Sonde urged residents to patronize IAS, describing the company as honest and straightforward. He added, “I want to advise the people to patronize IAS in whatever he is doing. He is an honest and straight forward person.” The village head said “IAS…
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By Daud Olatunji In a shocking revelation, 23-year-old musician Emmanuel Joseph’s sinister plan to propel his music career through a ritual involving his seven-month-old child has been foiled in the heart of Abeokuta, the capital of Ogun State. Emmanuel, who purportedly sought spiritual enhancement for his musical aspirations, was apprehended during the critical phase of a two-year-long ritualistic process. The alarm was raised by none other than his vigilant wife, Ajoke, leading to the uncovering of a disturbing plot. PLATFORM TIMES gathered that, Emmanuel initiated the arcane journey into spiritual realms approximately two years ago. His objective was to harvest…
In a heartbreaking turn of events, the Nasarawa State University community is grappling with the devastating loss of Maikeffi Redemption Sarah, a 21-year-old A100-level Microbiology undergraduate. Sarah, the fourth and last born of her family, reportedly took her own life, succumbing to the grips of deep emotions and depression. The somber incident unfolded on Friday evening at an off-campus lodge near the Family and Friends Hotel area, just opposite Nasarawa State University, Keffi. It is reported that Sarah ingested a poisonous substance, leaving behind a void that friends, family, and the university community are struggling to comprehend. News of Sarah’s…
In a bid to strengthen Nigeria’s economy and create job opportunities for the youth, the Ooni of Ile-Ife, Oba Enitan Ogunwusi Adeyeye, has called upon Nigerian leaders to champion the cause of local product patronage through the implementation of relevant laws and policies. This plea came following the monarch’s reception of two vehicles and two motorcycles from Innoson Motors, a gesture aimed at supporting the monarch on his 8th coronation anniversary at the palace in Ile-Ife. Emphasizing the need for political leaders to spearhead initiatives that would promote indigenous production and consumption, Oba Adeyeye urged governors and members of the…
Daud Olatunji In a surprising turn of events, Nigerian Breweries Plc announced significant changes to its board of directors, marked by the resignation of Chairman Asue Ighodalo. The company’s secretary, Uaboi Agbebaku, relayed this information in a notification to the Nigerian Exchange Limited (NGX) on Friday, December 8, 2023. Ighodalo’s decision to step down and venture into public service was disclosed by Agbebaku, emphasizing that it aligns with proper corporate governance practices. The resignation is set to take effect on December 31, 2023, allowing Ighodalo to devote himself fully to his newfound political cause. Expressing mixed emotions about the sacrifice,…
Daud Olatunji In a significant development, the Nigerian Correctional Service (NCoS) has announced the promotion of 5,004 senior officers who successfully participated in the 2023 exercise conducted by the Civil Defence, Corrections, Fire, and Immigration Services Board. The revelation came to light through a statement issued by Assistant Controller of Corrections and Service Public Relations Officer, Abubakar Umar, on Saturday, December 9, 2023. According to Umar, the NCoS Controller General, Haliru Nababa, emphasized the increased responsibilities that accompany promotions and urged the beneficiaries to prepare for the challenges ahead. Nababa conveyed his expectations for the newly promoted NCoS officers, urging…
Daud Olatunji Rhoda Jatau, a woman from Bauchi, who faced imprisonment for expressing condemnation of the alleged killing of Deborah Samuel in Sokoto State, has finally been granted freedom after spending 19 months behind bars on charges of blasphemy. Jatau’s release on bail came on Friday, orchestrated through the collaborative efforts of civil society organizations, family members, and religious bodies. Her husband confirmed the release but refrained from commenting on the matter, denying journalists access to Jatau for the time being. Her bail application, presented by her lawyer Joseph Danboyi, was successfully heard and granted by Justice Fatima Jibrin of…
Daud Olatunji The Association of Nigerian Authors (ANA), Ogun State chapter, has conducted its elections, ushering in a new set of executives to guide the association’s endeavors over the next two years. The election took place at the Simeon Adebo Library on Saturday, showcasing a democratic process that embraced the rich literary spirit of the region. Dr. Chris Omotosho, a distinguished figure in the literary landscape, secured his position as Chairman, affirming the confidence members have in his leadership. Chief Abiodun Lasile, the Orunto of Owu Kingdom, emerged as the Vice Chairman, bringing a wealth of experience and a fresh…
Daud Olatunji In response to the Ogun State government’s announcement of a 50 million naira bounty on the killers of the late Director of Finance and Administration, Taiwo Oyekanmi, the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) is demanding transparency and accountability from Governor Dapo Abiodun. The party in a statement issued by the party’s Publicity Secretary in the state, Akinloye Bankole questions the circumstances surrounding the murder and the large sum of money involved, calling on the governor to submit himself for investigation. Akinloye expresses condolences to the family of the deceased and the Ogun State Civil Service, emphasizing the need for…
Daud Olatunji The Chief Imam of the University of Abuja, Professor Taofiq Adesina Azeez, on Friday, delivered a powerful message during the Friday Sermon at the Mini Campus, addressing the recent bombing in a Kaduna village that claimed the lives of hundreds of Muslims. The sermon, titled “The Muslims have not lost their voice and their blood is not cheap,” began with a heartfelt expression of sympathy for the brethren deliberately killed in Kaduna State. Professor Azeez urged divine acceptance for the victims as martyrs and their admission into Al-Janah. However, the chief Islamic cleric vehemently rejected the military’s assertion…