The Ondo State Government has distributed no fewer than 70 motorcycles to livestock extension agents under the Livestock Productivity Resilience Support (L-PRES) Project, as part of efforts to strengthen agricultural service delivery across the state. Governor Lucky Aiyedatiwa flagged off the distribution on Thursday in Akure, noting that the initiative was aimed at enhancing food security and increasing agricultural productivity. Represented by his Chief of Staff, Segun Omojuwa, the governor described agriculture as a critical pillar of the state’s economy, stressing that improved support systems were vital for sustainable growth. He explained that extension services play a key role in…
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The Federal Road Safety Corps in Ondo State has advised motorists to ascertain their health condition before embarking on any journey, warning that poor health could contribute to road crashes. The Sector Commander, Dr Samuel Ibitoye, gave the advice on Thursday during a free medical outreach organised by the command for members of the National Union of Road Transport Workers at Ilesha Garage in Akure. Ibitoye said the initiative, held in anticipation of the Easter festivities, was designed to evaluate drivers’ health and promote safer road usage across the state. He noted that maintaining good health was essential for drivers,…
Four toddlers were fatally stabbed on Thursday at a kindergarten in Uganda’s capital, Kampala, in a shocking attack that has left the community in mourning. According to police, the suspect, a man, gained entry to the Ggaba Early Childhood Development Program school in Makindye Division by posing as a parent before launching the brutal assault. The victims, reported to be between two and three years old, succumbed to their injuries at the scene. Efforts by enraged residents to apprehend the suspect turned violent as he attempted to flee, forcing security personnel to intervene and take him into custody, police spokeswoman…
Tragedy struck a Bengaluru family on Wednesday, April 1, when a 29-year-old woman allegedly took her own life following the accidental drowning of her 11-month-old son. The victim, Pratibha, a software professional, was home with her son, Agastya, while her husband, Mahantesh, was at work. Sources said the child wandered into the washing area and fell into a bucket of water while Pratibha briefly went to the terrace to collect clothes. Upon returning, she reportedly discovered her son lifeless in the bucket. Overcome with grief, she first attempted to harm herself by consuming pills and slitting her wrists, and later…
Fresh details have emerged on the circumstances surrounding the death of the Assistant Organising Secretary of the All Progressives Congress in Kano State, Abdulsalami Ginsau, at a hotel in Abuja. As reported by Daily Trust, Ginsau, a legal practitioner and party stalwart, reportedly died after being trapped in a faulty elevator at Chida Hotels, located in the Utako District of the Federal Capital Territory. The deceased, who chaired a committee responsible for coordinating accommodation for Kano delegates to the party’s just concluded national convention, had arrived in Abuja ahead of the event to secure lodging arrangements. Speaking on the development…
There was a heavy security presence at the headquarters of the Independent National Electoral Commission in Abuja on Thursday following heightened tension over the commission’s recent decision concerning the African Democratic Congress. Security operatives were deployed in large numbers around the commission’s office in Maitama, with access roads leading to the premises barricaded using security vehicles. The development comes a day after INEC removed the names of key members of the ADC National Working Committee from its official portal. Findings indicated that the move sparked outrage among party loyalists and supporters, with over 2,000 persons reportedly gathering near the commission’s…
The Federal High Court in Abuja on Thursday refused an application seeking to restrain Senator Ireti Kingibe from participating in the activities of the African Democratic Congress. Justice Peter Lifu, in a ruling, declined the request brought by some leaders of the party in Wuse Ward of the Federal Capital Territory, who had asked the court to bar the senator over her alleged suspension. Rather than grant the relief, the judge directed the ward executives to formally notify the lawmaker of the suit and allow her respond to the allegations levelled against her. The court held that requests seeking to…
Media entrepreneur, Dele Momodu, has alleged that President Bola Tinubu is working towards emerging as the sole candidate in the 2027 general elections. As reported by Daly Post, Momodu made the claim while reacting to the decision of the Independent National Electoral Commission to withdraw recognition of the leadership of the African Democratic Congress led by David Mark. The development followed the electoral body’s interpretation of a recent judgment of the Court of Appeal. In a post on his X handle, Momodu criticised the commission, describing it as a major impediment to Nigeria’s democratic progress. He lamented that the country…
A political analyst, Sumner Sambo, has said that several lawmakers who recently defected to the All Progressives Congress were allegedly assured of automatic tickets ahead of the 2027 general elections. Sambo made the claim on Wednesday during an appearance on Arise Television’s ‘Prime Time’ programme. According to him, some of the defectors have expressed concerns that the assurances given to them prior to their defection are now being altered. He noted that the lawmakers were initially promised automatic tickets, particularly those who were encouraged to join the ruling party. Sambo, however, stated that the situation appears to have changed, as…
A United Kingdom-based Nigerian teacher, Elizabeth Adeagbo, will be sentenced on May 14 after being found guilty of assaulting a toddler at a nursery. The incident, which occurred on April 16, 2025, came to light through a report by the Daily Mail. Adeagbo, 29, was prosecuted before the Sefton Magistrates’ Court, where proceedings revealed that the child had approached her and held onto her trouser in an attempt to get attention. It was gathered that the teacher, who was engaged through a staffing agency, was washing breakfast dishes when the incident happened. During the trial, she reportedly told the court…