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Man beats relative to death over bush burning - Vimarsana News

Man beats relative to death over bush burning

Vanguard News Man beats relative to death over bush burning On By James Ogunnaike A 55-year-old man Ishau Falana has been arrested by the Ogun state command of Nigerian police for allegedly killing his relative, one Badmus Rafiu. A release signed by the command spokesman, Abimbola Oyeyemi, said “the suspect was arrested following a complaint lodged at Ayetoro divisional headquarters by a younger brother to the deceased who reported that the deceased went to their farm at Oluwasogo area of Ijaka Isale only to be accosted by the suspect who challenged him for burning bush very close to his f...

JMK: The rank of elder statesmen depleted, says Gov. Abiodun - Vimarsana News

JMK: The rank of elder statesmen depleted, says Gov. Abiodun

JMK: The rank of elder statesmen depleted, says Gov. Abiodun On James Ogunnaike, Abeokuta Ogun State Governor, Prince Dapo Abiodun, on Sunday, commiserated with family, friends and associates of elder statesman, Alhaji Jubril Martins Kuye, who passed on at on Sunday morning at the age of 78. For Governor Abiodun, the demise of the former Minister of State for Finance marks the end of an era and significantly underscores the depletion of the rank of elder statesmen, men of faith and progressive politicians in the country. A statement issued in Abeokuta by his Chief Press Secretary, Kunle Somo...

Reopening of Universities: FG needs to contact relevant stakeholders for public safety - Vimarsana News

Reopening of Universities: FG needs to contact relevant stakeholders for public safety

Vanguard News Reopening of Universities: FG needs to contact relevant stakeholders for public safety On James Ogunnaike, Abeokuta The National Association of Doctors in University Health Services (NADUHS) has called on the federal government to as a matter of urgency contact all relevant stakeholders for inputs, consultation and adoption of effective strategies that will ensure public safety before Universities across the country resume. The call was contained in a statement issued by Concerned members of the association, titled “January 18th, 2021 resumption of Nigerian Universities: An a...

Ogun begins registration of 20,000 vulnerable for free healthcare - Vimarsana News

Ogun begins registration of 20,000 vulnerable for free healthcare

Ogun begins registration of 20,000 vulnerable for free healthcare On James Ogunnaike, ABEOKUTA Ogun State government has commenced the registration of 20, 000 vulnerable individuals across the 20 local government areas of the state for free and qualitative healthcare services in government-owned facilities. The State Commissioner for Health, Dr Tomi Coker, disclosed this while monitoring the registration process under the Basic Healthcare Provision Fund at the Primary Health Center, Iperu in Ikenne Local Government. Coker said the move was in line with the National Health Act of 2014 which e...

Police arrest three Lagos based robbery suspects in Ogun - Vimarsana News

Police arrest three Lagos based robbery suspects in Ogun

By James Ogunnaike— Abeokuta Operatives of Ogun State Command of Nigeria Police have arrested three suspected armed robbers who came from Lagos State to carry out robbery operation in Ogun state. A statement by the command spokesman, DSP Abimbola Oyeyemi said the three men; Samuel Sunday, a 20 years old resident of Fagba in Lagos State, Adeleke Mustapha; a 22years old resident of Ajala area of Lagos State and Joel Rotimi, a 19 years old resident of Taju Bello street Agbado, Ogun state were arrested on Thursday, 14 January 2021. Oyeyemi noted that the arrest of the suspected robbers followed...