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Governor Okezie Ikpeazu of Abia State has said that the dissolution of the State Executive Council does not affect the Attorney General and Commissioner for Justice, Barr Uche Ihediwa, Commissioner for Information, Chief John Okiyi Kalu, and the Commissioner for Health, Dr Joe Osuji.
Recall that Ikpeazu had approved the immediate dissolution of the State Executive Council on a Saturday.
He had also ordered all those affected by the dissolution to hand over all government property in their possession as well their handover notes to their respective permanent secretaries.
The Governor also approved the recall from suspension of his Chief of Staff, Dr. Anthony Agbazuere.
The senior pastor of Awaiting the Second Coming of Christ Ministry, Adewale Giwa has warned President Muhammadu Buhari against arresting Sunday Igboho.
The cleric condemned the federal government for going after Igboho after he issued an ultimatum to Fulanis in Oyo to exit the state.
The Yoruba activist, real name, Sunday Adeyemo, reiterated his deadline on Friday.
Giwa, in a statement on Saturday, said Igboho’s arrest “will hasten the disintegration of Nigeria”.
The Christian leader accused the President of protecting Fulani “while they continue to kill our people”.
“Why didn’t IGP arrest Miyetti Allah and their representatives in Abuja? Let me inform you that Sunday Igboho is doing the right thing for the entire Yoruba nation.
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He was reportedly crushed to death by the machine of the waste truck he was handling.
The incident happened on Alexander Road in Ikoyi.
The agency, in a statement, confirmed that the employee was Nasiru Saheed
LAWMA assured that it was in touch with the family and will stand by them.
“There is a comprehensive insurance cover for all categories of our workers. LAWMA will, through the insurance policy, mitigate the effect of this big loss on the family.
“The Authority wishes to state that the welfare of its staff is paramount and we will continue to prioritise same throughout our operations”, it said.