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Rasheed and the Special Assistant to the Governor on Print Media, Ibrahim, had urged the court to restrain the DSS from inviting, arresting or detaining them.

Spokesperson to Governor Ademola Adeleke, Mallam Olawale Rasheed has approached a Federal High Court in Osogbo to initiate contempt of court proceedings

#ImoleHealthForPensioners: Let us weigh the impact, by Sarafa Ibrahim. It was unusual, and expectedly, provoked an intriguing question on the

What they missed, and now quite evident, is that a happy man will always radiate happiness to the people he leads.

Osun: Adeleke and the incorrigible opposition, by Sarafa Ibrahim. There is a popular saying that you can not give what you do not have

Every day, we wake up with thoughts of the big dreams and aspirations we have in life. We think of the educational goals; the dream house and the shinning luxurious car; the target job; and other great things that makes life worth living. But in all these, we usually leave out one important thing that

Of course, maintaining one's health can somehow be financially challenging, and this may be why a lot of people usually leave it out of consideration in their daily pursuits. But the reality, as we can tell from varying experiences in our society, is that health is everything. No matter your goals and aspirations in life, it can only be pursued in a healthy condition.

This is why it is odd reading a piece by one Adebayo Adedeji that ridiculously tried to create the impression that Governor Ademola Adeleke is deliberately delaying the distribution of palliative to cushion the effect of fuel subsidy removal. In that article titled "Why Is Governor Adeleke Denying Osun People Of Palliatives?", Adedeji mischievously pictured Governor Adeleke as unbothered by the plights faced by Osun people while positioning the APC as having concern for the welfare of ...

Governor Adeleke is, in short, unlike the usual politicians. The usual politicians are good at making promise but finding it hard to keep them when they get to office. Just as he had assured while seeking votes, Governor Adeleke has religiously followed up with the promises he made and fulfilling them, leaving his critics dumbfounded and distraught.

STORY: Sudans conflict, which began in mid-April, has pushed the countrys education system into a state of collapse. -Today at 11:30 am- MarketScreener