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on June 08, 2023

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Ibadan Explosion Updates

More reports of possible casualties from the Ibadan explosion. She said the house collapsed on her mom, sister and son 😭😭

Former PMS Chairman, Alhaji 'Auxiliary', Paraded by Oyo State Police for Murder of Rahmon Azeez

In a gripping turn of events, the Oyo State Police Command has brought to light a chilling development in the long-standing case of Rahmon Azeez's tragic demise. Alhaji Lamidi Mukaila, famously known as 'Auxiliary', once hailed as the Chairman of the controversial Park Management System (PMS), now finds himself at the center of a homicide investigation. The incident, which unfolded nearly three years ago on the tumultuous streets of Iwo Road, Ibadan, left the community in shock and mourning. Rahmon Azeez, a name etched into the annals of tragedy, met his untimely fate amidst a clash that shook the very foundations of peace in the area. Reports from June 16th, 2021, documented a violent altercation between factions allegedly associated with the PMS, under the leadership of Auxiliary, and vendors peddling their wares along the Baba Onili axis. The confrontation, which spiraled out of control with alarming rapidity, culminated in the tragic loss of Rahmon's life,

Breaking News: Federal Government Scraps Lagos-Calabar Coastal Highway Realignment Plan

In a significant reversal, the Federal Government of Nigeria has announced its decision to abandon the proposed realignment of the Lagos-Calabar Coastal Highway due to the presence of submarine cables along the coastline. The announcement was made at the 3rd Stakeholders Meeting in Lagos, where the Minister of Works, Dave Umahi, confirmed that the proposed diversion would no longer occur, citing potential risks to the country's internet connectivity and telecommunication infrastructure. Umahi revealed that the Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) for the project would not be available for now, invoking Section 15 (b) of the Freedom of Information Act to justify withholding certain information from the press and public. The cited section allows government institutions to deny access to third-party information. The decision to halt the realignment plans comes after telecommunication companies warned the government of the possibility of network outages in the country if the diver

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