Newly recruited soldiers allegedly stormed student hostels at UNIOSUN Osogbo on Monday night, ass@ulting students and seizing over 60 phones and devices. Female students reported indecent treatment, while male students were beaten. The university confirmed over 20 victims, some receiving treatment, as students protested and demanded justice. The Army says investigations are ongoing.
I have been restraining myself from saying anything out of respect for Rogba's family, but Senator Fadahunsi has said it all.
I have seen clips of Emir, who is on the police wanted list, living in and freely entering and leaving the Government House and at a point helping them to close the gate of Government house, a known cultist, a serial killer, and yes, an alleged murderer.
I have also seen people cursing the late Rogba on different platforms where news of his death was shared. Anyone who schooled in Esa-Oke knows who Rogba was, yet the governor is out there calling him a hero.
Solo Iwara killed many APC members in the build-up to the 2022 and 2023 election and later jumped bail. The present government in Osun is also shielding him. If any member of an opposing cult group were to kill him today, the government would simply say the APC killed him.
My principle is simple: "Ẹni tó bá fi idà pa ni, ipa idà ni wọ́n máa fi pa á."
Shame on Governor @AAdeleke_01. Shame on you too, @davido.
@UnkleAyo The "Olodo Uprising" did not start today, it goes way back when the music industry and Nollywood was producing low quality videos centered on money rituals, luck and prostitution. What we have now is the symptoms of years consuming those content.
@UnkleAyo@Dola_Fagsam To have a successful marriage with most Nigerian women, you must be a man with elements of craziness. If you are a softi, Nigerian women go whine your nipples.
Once upon a time - The Awolowo Family
Chief Obafemi Awolowo, his wife, Chief HID Awolowo, and their grandchildren at Awo’s 70th birthday celebration. (L-R, back row): Dolapo Osinbajo (née Soyode), Yemisi Subair (née Oyediran), Segun Awolowo, Ayoola Ayodeji (née Oyediran), Kemi Aderemi (née Oyediran). (L-R, front row): Ladi Soyode, Olumide Oyediran, Damilola Adekoya (née Awolowo) resting on Chief Awolowo, Femi Soyode (beside HID), and Yejide Badmus (née Awolowo).