Oyeniyi Alimi

Part 3 This guy dey cook 😂😂😂

This Oyinbo man narrates the surprising things he saw during Portable and Carter Efe face off at Balmoral conventional center 😂😂😂

Human remains were discovered inside the intestines of a crocodile in the Komati River near Komatipoort, Mpumalanga, during a week-long search for a missing businessman. Authorities suspect the remains may belong to the man, whose Ford Ranger was earlier found trapped on a low-lying bridge in the river. A joint team involving SAPS Search and Rescue, NatJoint, SANParks, EMS, Securecon and the Port Management Committee identified the crocodile believed to have attacked the missing person. After obtaining permission, the animal was euthanised and the remains were recovered. DNA tests will now be conducted to confirm the identity. Acting Provincial Commissioner Major General Dr Zeph Mkhwanazi praised the search teams for their dedication and bravery in difficult and dangerous conditions.

Today, I am honoured by the endorsement of my Governor, my brother and my friend, HE Governor Babajide Sanwo-Olu. His trust means a great deal to me. We’ve worked side by side in the service of Lagos State, and I don’t take this vote of confidence lightly. I remain committed to building on the progress we’ve made together, and look forward to serving Lagosians with integrity, focus and a clear sense of purpose.

PRESS STATEMENT ODUDUWA HALL NOT AVAILABLE FOR PETER OBI’s LECTURE — OAU The authorities of Obafemi Awolowo University, Ile-Ife, wish to clarify the circumstances surrounding the proposed lecture by His Excellency, Peter Obi, at the University. The general public is hereby informed that a particular group within the Students’ body extended an invitation to the former Presidential Candidate and two-term Governor of Anambra State to deliver a lecture within the University premises. The University authorities were not duly informed of the status and calibre of the invited guest until Friday, just a day before the scheduled programme. It is important to note that events involving high-profile personalities of such standing require adequate prior notification to the University authorities because it will enable the institution to make necessary logistical and security arrangements, including proper liaison with relevant security agencies such as the Nigeria Police and the Department of State Services (DSS), in order to ensure the safety of the guest, members of the University community and the general public. Consequently, given the short notice and the attendant inability to complete these critical arrangements, the University authorities could not approve the use of Oduduwa Hall for the event as requested by the organisers. The decision was taken purely in the interest of safety, orderliness and adherence to established protocols governing the use of University facilities, adding that it is not, in any way, a reflection of disregard for the person or status of His Excellency, Peter Obi, whom the University holds in high esteem. The Vice Chancellor of the University, Professor Adebayo Simeon Bamire is, and remains committed to supporting intellectual engagements and hosting distinguished personalities, provided that due process is followed and adequate notice is given. Members of the University community, students and the general public are therefore enjoined to always comply with laid-down procedures in planning events within the University because we all are partners in progress for the overall development of the University. — Source: OAU News Update