COVID-19, ADO-ODO/OTA LOCAL GOVT. SECURITY AGENCIES INAUGURATES JOINT TECHNICAL TASK TEAM

Ado-Odo/Ota local government security agencies was, today, inaugurated the Joint Technical Task Team code name JTTT. 

OGUN DPO'S ADVISES CDAS TO HAVE A CLEAR LEADER

The three divisional police officers in Ota and it's environs, CSP Godwin Idehai of Sango-Ota division, CSP Job Bamidele of Onipanu Division and CSP Monday Unugbe of Itele division have advised community development association to ensure that each community have a clear leader.

Ex-Ag MD NDDC, Joy Nunieh Reveals why Akpabio Sacked her

Akpabio Sacked Me Over Refusal To Take Oath Of Secrecy’, Ex-Ag MD NDDC, Joy Nunieh Reveals

The recently sacked Ag Managing Director of Niger Delta Development Commission (NDDC), Dr. Gbene Joy Nunieh has blown hot over her sack by the Minister of Niger Delta, Senator Godswill Akpabio saying that the minister deceived members of the public on the reason for her sack from the office.

BREAKING: VIS and Other Sister Agencies, Prosecute the violators of the lock down Order

The Vehicle Inspection Service of Ogun State together with other sister agencies has prosecuted 108 violators during this lockdown.

Revealed! How Iyaloja Temitope Kuforiji Rejected Offer Of Title By Olisa

This seems to be an embattled times for the Chief R.A. Adesanya, the Olisa of Ijebu Ode, who by tradition is one of the chiefs of the Awujale of Ijebuland.

Stop Parading Yourself As An Oba,” Ijebu High Chief Warns Olisa Of Ijebu-Ode

Stop Parading Yourself As An Oba,” Ijebu High Chief Warns Olisa Of Ijebu-Ode

Oba Sikiru Adetona, the Awujale of Ijebu land

Olisa of Ijebu-Ode, Chief R.A Adesanya has been warned to stop parading himself as an Oba in Ijebuland.

Breaking: COVID-19: TRACE Apprehends, Turns Back 30 Almajeri From Ogun

IVECO Truck With Kano Registration Number Fully Loaded With Almajeri Intercepted In Ogun State By TRACE Operatives

By James Fagbayi

The Ogun State Traffic Compliance and Enforcement Corps (TRACE), on Monday apprehended and turned back from the state, no fewer than 30 persons, mostly Hausa youths, popularly known as Almajeri.