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February – a month dedicated to romance and declarations of love in many cultures – was peppered with more setbacks than triumphs. While continental creative advocacy went global and Angola repealed the criminalisation of homosexuality, homophobia rose up the ranks in Ghana, intimate partner violence took centre stage, Nigerian journalists were kidnapped for ransom and a British journalist was expelled from Mozambique.
Akeredolu appoints 19 new permanent secretaries, three tutors-general Akeredolu appoints 19 new permanent secretaries, three tutors-general
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The Ondo State Governor, Mr Rotimi Akeredolu, has approved the appointment of 19 Permanent Secretaries, three Tutors-General and the state Statistician-General.
This was contained in a statement issued and signed by the Chief Press Secretary (CPS), Mr Richard Olabode Olatunde, who said the appointment was part of the move to encourage hard work and reward dedication in the state civil service.
Olatunde listed the new Permanent Secretaries to include, E.T Ogunmola, Ekpobomini B. Jide, A. Akinnagbe, J.M Dele-Adesanmi, R.O Dare- Atunse (Mrs), A.J Adeyemo, O.A Akinseloyin, and O.J Afolabi.
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Days after the demise of veteran actor, Sadiq Daba, tributes have continued to pour in for him from all corners of the movie industry.
Daba died on Wednesday, March 3, 2021, after a long battle with leukemia and prostate cancer. He was buried the next day according to Islamic rites at the Agege area of Lagos State.
The Actors Guild of Nigeria described Daba as a strategic thinker and visionary. A tribute sent to
Saturday Beats by the president of the AGN, Emeka Rollas read, “Sadiq Daba was a strategic thinker, a visionary, innovative and creative man. As such, he contributed much to the development of the broadcast industry and growth of the acting profession.