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Ondo to build ‘One-Stop Shop’ General Hospitals

Ondo to build ‘One-Stop Shop’ General Hospitals

— Upgrades psychiatric centre, appoints new traditional rulers By Dayo Johnson Akure The Ondo State Government has approved the construction of hospital buildings with a combined capacity of 500 beds across the state, alongside key chieftaincy and infrastructure decisions, at an Executive Council meeting presided over by Governor Lucky Orimisan Aiyedatiwa. This was announced after […]

Benue SSG decorates NYA President in Tiv attire, inaugurates 121 North Central coordinators

Benue SSG decorates NYA President in Tiv attire, inaugurates 121 North Central coordinators

By Ibrahim Hassan-Wuyo The Secretary to the Benue State Government (SSG), Deaconess Deborah Aber, has described the National Youth Alliance (NYA) as a laudable initiative, commending its National President, Ambassador Aliyu Bin Abbas, for what she termed exemplary leadership qualities. Aber ,according to a statement ,spoke in Makurdi during a youth seminar themed “Birthing a […]

Eze, Selman applaud Bolaji Idowu’s Ministry at Abuja Church Gathering

Eze, Selman applaud Bolaji Idowu’s Ministry at Abuja Church Gathering

Religious leaders Jerry Eze and Joshua Selman have publicly commended the ministry and theological approach of Bolaji Idowu, describing his influence as increasingly significant within Nigeria’s evolving Christian landscape. The remarks were highlighted during the Advance 2026 programme held at Transforming Church in Abuja, where Selman delivered a teaching on leadership, doctrine and spiritual development, […]

Crossing the red line by the Opposition and Government(4), by Eric Teniola   

Crossing the red line by the Opposition and Government(4), by Eric Teniola   

From last week continues the narrative on the Saturday, December 12, 1959 Federal elections with the results thus: In the Northern Region—3,258,520 (votes cast) and 89.4% (percentage poll); Eastern Region-1,929,754(votes cast) and 75.3% (percentage poll); Western Region-1,887, 209 and 71.2% (percentage poll); Lagos-110,072 (votes cast) and 76.2% (percentage poll). All prominent Nigerian political leaders were returned. […]