@moremiojudu These roads connect several university campuses but are neglected by the federal government , does the life of Nigerians who use this roads mean less to the federal government?
@moremiojudu Ayegbaju-Oye-ilupeju-Itapa-Osin-Ikole federal roads, has been in deplorable condition for the past 3months and nothing has been done about it. Until the intervention of The state government to restore Ado-iworoko-Ifaki federal highway, nothing was done.
I strongly condemn the @police tear-gassing of peaceful protesters at the #EndSARSMemorial, particularly @ADC guber candidate, Gbadebo Rhodes-Vivour @GRVLagos and Funsho Doherty @funsodoherty of the NDC Party.
Six years after the #LekkiMassacre, the Nigerian authorities are still responding to demands for justice with tear gas and repression!
The continued suppression of peaceful #EndSARS commemorations tells Nigerians about the despicable roles and responsibilities of Bola Tinubu @officialABAT, Babajide Sanwo-Olu @jidesanwoolu, and the security establishment, including the @HQNigerianArmy and @PoliceNG, in the events of October 20, 2020.
This act in itself will not delay their day of judgment.
#REVOLUTIONNOW #EndSARSMemorial
@numberonetweep@DailyLoud Anambra state estimated GDP is 21.5trillion naira, IGR is roughly 47B naira.
21.5T is approx $16.15B, 47B naira is approx $35.30M.
Elon Musk’s net worth exceeds Anambra State’s annual IGR by an enormous margin, despite Anambra state being home to Onitsha Main Market.
As Ekiti marks 30 years of statehood, the Ekiti@30 Future Summit brought together thoughtful leaders and professionals to engage on the future of the state
From conversations about Ekiti’s future to celebrating the winners of the Ekiti@30 Essay Competition, today was filled with moments worth remembering.
IT’S D-DAY!
Today, we gather to celebrate the past and create the future at the Ekiti @ 30 Future Summit.
Obafemi Awolowo Civic Centre, Ado-Ekiti
10:00 a.m.
If you’re a confirmed participant, please arrive by 9:00 a.m. sharp for registration and entry.
Your SMS or email invitation will be used to verify your registration. Keep it handy!
Ekiti @ 30 — Celebrating the Past, Creating the Future.
#EkitiState #EkitiAt30 #FutureSummit #EkitiYouth
Thirty years of one home.
The hills remain, the roads keep expanding. The markets stay alive, the culture still finds its rhythm. Past leaders laid the path, today’s generation keeps walking it.
This is Ekiti at 30. A land that has grown without losing itself. Proud of where we started, hopeful about where we are heading.
The story continues.
🚍 Ekiti Govt Launches Ekiti State Transport Agency, Set to Begin Daily Trips to Lagos, Abuja, Ibadan
The Ekiti State Government has officially launched the Ekiti State Transport Agency (EKSTA), with plans to commence daily transport services to Lagos, Abuja, Ibadan and other parts of the country.
The agency was launched on October 1, 2026, at the EKSTA building along Old Iyin Road, Ado-Ekiti.
The newly launched agency currently has 15 buses, with the government expected to add more buses as operations expand.
Full Video: Lagos ADC Governorship Candidate Gbadebo Rhodes-Vivour replied to a town hall participant who asked him a question in Yoruba language on how he will preserve the Yoruba culture if elected Governor of Lagos State.
From the farm to the table, every part of our food system is connected. 🌱
In Ekiti, the Harvesting Hope Caravan brought that story to life! Beginning with farmers and the land they cultivate, then moving through conversations with communities, and following food into the hands of the women who prepare and transform it into the meals that nourish families.
But a key element of HHC is also about listening.
It is about meeting people where food systems happen every day: on farms, in communities and around the table, and building a shared understanding of what transformation should look like.
Because a stronger food system is not built around people.
It is built with them.
Nourishing Nigeria, from farm to table. 🇳🇬
Tension as Fuoye Staff Prevent Police Arrest of FUOYE Vice-Chancellor at His Residence in Ado-Ekiti
What began as an early-morning police operation at the residence of the Vice-Chancellor of the Federal University Oye-Ekiti, Prof. Joshua Ogunwole, on Wednesday quickly drew the attention of the university community, as staff and students converged on the premises in solidarity with the Vice-Chancellor.
The policemen reportedly arrived at about 6:10 a.m., according to Ogunwole, who said he was alerted by his children after they noticed security personnel around the residence.
The Vice-Chancellor told journalists that he initially declined to come out because he was unsure of the identity of the men and wanted to know why they were at his residence.
He said the policemen later told him they had a warrant, but he insisted on being informed of the basis for the proposed arrest.
Ogunwole linked the development to a petition allegedly filed by individuals connected with the university, including his predecessor, Prof. Abayomi Fasina, and a former Dean of the Faculty of Law, Dr. Kehinde Adeola.
According to him, the matter stemmed from an audio recording which allegedly leaked and subsequently led the university management to invite those concerned before an investigative committee.
He said the matter had since gone to court, while he had also petitioned the Inspector-General of Police over alleged threats to his life and workplace.
Ogunwole said his lawyers had engaged the police on the matter, adding that he remained willing to honour any lawful invitation.
Recalling a previous police invitation, he said he had appeared with his lawyers and was questioned for several hours before being released on self-recognisance.
He questioned the decision to surround his residence rather than invite him through other channels.
“Somebody of my calibre would not run away anywhere. Rather than surrounding my house, there are other better approaches to invite me,” he said.
Despite the incident, Ogunwole said his administration remained focused on its reform agenda.
“There is no turning back. Our mission to create a new face for FUOYE. No U-turn, no diversion. We are resolute,” he said.
The incident also triggered a show of solidarity from staff unions.
The FUOYE branch Chairman of the Academic Staff Union of Universities, Dr. Ojo Fagbuagun, said the union mobilised to the residence because it was concerned about what he described as an attempt to intimidate the Vice-Chancellor.
Fagbuagun alleged that some individuals associated with the previous administration were opposed to changes being introduced by the current management.
He also made allegations relating to promotion and financial management under the previous administration, though he did not provide supporting evidence during the briefing.
“We are here this morning to show the whole world that our VC cannot be intimidated,” he said.
The National Association of Academic Technologists and the Non-Academic Staff Union of Educational and Associated Institutions also expressed solidarity with the Vice-Chancellor.
The NAAT branch chairman, Comrade Oluwashola Babafemi, said members were concerned about maintaining peace and stability in the university, while NASU branch secretary, Comrade Emmanuel Adegun, said the union mobilised after receiving information about the presence of policemen at the Vice-Chancellor’s residence.
A non-teaching staff member, Victoria Adeyoju, similarly appealed for peace and good governance in the institution.
The circumstances surrounding the police operation remained a subject of discussion within the university community as of the time of filing this report.
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