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A paramount ruler in Kogi State, the Ohinoyi of Ebira land, Ado Ibrahim, has joined his ancestors He died in the early hours of Sunday after a brief

October 29, (THEWILL) - The Ohinoyi and paramount ruler of Ebiraland and vice chairman of Kogi State Traditional Council, His Royal Majesty, Dr. Ado Ibrahim, Is dead. According to Palace sources, the Monarch died on Sunday morning at the age of 94. Born February 7, 1929, Dr. Ado Ibrahim, was the fourth traditional ruler and

The Paramount ruler of Ebira land, the Ohinoyi of Ebiraland,  Alhaji Dr Ado Ibrahim has died at the age of 95 years after a brief illness. Tribune Online

Senatorial candidate of Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) in Kogi Central, Chief Natasha Akpoti-Uduaghan, on Sunday, condoled with the people of Kogi on the

President Bola Tinubu Friday appointed the Speaker of the House of Representatives, Femi Gbajabiamila, as his Chief of Staff...

CONTINUED FROM LAST WEEK Thirdly, democratic practices and processes are being rapidly discredited in the Northern Region of Nigeria, simply because the

Onpetu of Ijeru occupies one of the oldest thrones in Yoruba land. The throne has its source like major Yoruba monarchs at IleIfe. Before exiting IleIfe

Chief Joseph Dike, who doubles as the Okpala Uku and Iyasele Onowu of his Onuaboh community was very proud of his modest home at Onuaboh. He had personally supervised the architectural drawings to reflect his love for Brazilian style edifice, building a 10-room bungalow with its prized courtyard where he holds community conferences and meetings. […]

Chief Joseph Dike, who doubles as the Okpala Uku and Iyasele Onowu of his Onuaboh community was very proud of his modest home at Onuaboh. He had personally supervised the architectural drawings to reflect his love for Brazilian style edifice, building a 10-room bungalow with its prized courtyard where he holds community conferences and meetings. […]

A human rights group, Community Outreach for Development and Welfare Advocacy (CODWA), has decried the repression of journalists in Nigeria by security agencies, especially the police.   The group condemned the arrest and detention of two journalists working with Sobi FM, Dare Akogun and Abdulrasheed Akogun, by the Kwara State Command of the Nigeria Police Force. The detained journalists are brothers.