The explosion in Ibadan Oyo State Governor, Engr Seyi Makinde speaks on the Ibadan blast We visited the scene of the explosion which occurred at about 7.44 pm yesterday, 16 January 2024 in Bodija, Ibadan. This unfortunate incident resulted in death and injury to residents in the vicinity and also affected properties. We have already deployed first responders and all relevant agencies within Oyo State to carry out comprehensive search and rescue operations. These operations will continue throughout the night. Earth moving equipment, ambulances, emergency lights, and security were deployed to the scene of the incident. The wounded and injured are being treated and moved to public and private hospitals within Ibadan. Medical personnel are on standby at these hospitals to provide all needed assistance to the injured. We have visited UCH to see some of those injured during the incident. In total, we have 77 injured victims so far, most of whom were treated and dischar...
Tiwa Savage ready for another child? Music star, Tiwa Savage might just be ready to give her son, Jamil a sibling. The number one African Bad Girl as she calls herself had her first child three years ago with her estranged husband, Teebillz. The singer whose latest hit single ‘Tiwa’s Vibe’ is the rave of the moment, expressed her desire for a second child on her Instagram page. ‘Ok, time to give Jam Jam a sister,’ Accompanied with love struck emojis was the comment Tiwa dropped on a little girl’s picture that was posted on Instagram. Jamil’s third birthday which came up two days ago saw Tiwa and Teebillz reunited as the one time couple celebrated their son on social media. Teebillz had taken to his Instagram page to pen down an emotional message to Jamil. ‘I see a little more of me in you with each passing year, to the world you’re JamJam but to mummy and I, You are OLAOLUWAKITAN. You’re part of my strength, I pray for incomparable wisdom and knowledge of God upon yo...
Tinubu should channel fuel subsidy money on infrastructural development’ A frontline politician in Ogun, Ambassador Olufemi Ajadi Oguntoyinbo has given his backing to the proposal tabled before the President, Bola Ahmed Tinubu, by the Trade Union Congress, (TUC), that due to the removal of subsidy on petroleum products, the minimum wage should be increased from N30,000 to N200,000. Recall that the TUC at its meeting with the Presidential Committee last Sunday among its 14 proposals tabled at the meeting demanded that the minimum wage should be fixed at N200,000. Ajadi, who was the gubernatorial candidate of the New Nigeria People’s Party (NNPP), Ogun state in the 2023 general elections in a statement on Wednesday said he supported the demand for the new minimum wage of N200,000 as a result of the multiplier effect of the removal of petroleum products subsidy, saying everything including cost of foodstuffs, transportation among others are already going up and an average worker in the co...
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