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Mr Ibezimako Aghanya, a retired Commissioner of Police on Monday said his wife, Mrs Eunice Aghanya, was killed by burglars and not hired assassins as being speculated. Mr Aghanya told Governor Samuel Ortom, who paid him a condolence visit at his residence in Makurdi that his wife’s last communication with any family member was on Friday around 12:30pm. According to him, the burglars came through the ceiling to carry out the operation adding that when the door was forced open her dead body was found. “I believe that someone came into the house to steal and when she came back into the house...

The Ekiti State government has presented a cheque worth N7.4 million to petitioners who were recommended for compensation by the judicial

Daily Post Nigeria The exercise was initially scheduled to end on February 23. APC Director of Organisation, Prof. Al-Mustapha Ussiju Medaner, made this known in a statement on Sunday. He said the registration will now end on 31 March, due to demands across the states for an extension in order to accommodate all prospective members, Part of the statement read: “We have gotten a nationwide acknowledgement of the increasing popularity of the All Progressive Congress, APC and most especially in states and regions that are being governed by the opposition party. “We will shift the end of the ...

Daily Post Nigeria Published There is tension in the Ekiti State chapter of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) following the endorsement of the state Chairman, Chief Bisi Kolawole, as the governorship candidate by former Governor, Mr. Ayo Fayose ahead of the 2022 governorship poll. DAILY POST gathered on Sunday that Fayose communicated Kolawole’s endorsement to members of his political platform, Osoko People’s Assembly (OPA) at a meeting held at his Afao Ekiti country home and the development is causing ripples in the party. The anointing of Kolawole was an indication that Fayose has aban...

Punch Newspapers Sections Abiodun Nejo, Ado Ekiti The Ekiti State Judicial Panel of Inquiry on Human Rights Violations has recommended over N1.5 million compensation to six complainants including four policemen who brought their cases before it. The chairman, Justice Cornileus Akintayo, who read the recommendations, said, “The panel was able to establish the facts on each of the cases and thus made appropriate recommendations.” A statement by the media adviser to the panel, Femi Bamisaye, titled, ‘Ekiti judicial panel recommends over N1.5m compensations to six complainants’, listed be...