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Sunday 28 January 2018
Today's Headlines
*AgegePulse Magazine ...the mouthpiece of Agege/Orile Agege
HEADLINES NEWS 29th Monday Jan.2018
Grassroot football: Mathew Street FC wins 2018 Baale Ajegunle Unity Cup
...Baale Ajegunle, High Chief Alhaji Murisiku Balogun congratulates Mathew Street FC eulogizes Mr. Seyi Whenu for support
Agege LGA Holds Special Intervention Program On Refuse/Waste Evacuation
...As Egunjobi, Others Clear Black Spots Across Agege Metropolis
Agege LGEA, Hon. Lekan Majiyagbe honour Pa. Joshua and Madam Juliana Olusanyan
Image DryCleaners Holds Annual Staff Get-Together
...Rewards Outstanding, Long Serving Staff With Prizes, Cash
The annual event designed to fete reward staff members who have given their all towards the achievement of company's goals yearly- CEO, Image Drycleaners, Sola Osolana
*The Nation*
2019: Senate to confront Buhari on order of polls
Ex-First Lady's 'fake firm' in N300m deals
Fed Govt won't force cattle colonies
Buhari meets Obasanjo at AU summit
Ekwueme's body for Enugu today as final rites peak
Tax fraud: Govt probes 200 whistleblowing tips
Business Eye returns to newsstands
Nigeria passing through turbulent time, says CAN
How ready is Nigeria for Cattle colonies
ISGPP to host seminar on economy
Driver recruitment and management
Coscharis presents Ford Ranger to Titan winner
Mercedes A-Class set for Feb debut
FirstBank celebrates awards
African Economic Outlook: Poor infrastructure impeeds growth
Stanbic IBTC gives success tips to youths
Ford to produce driverless police car
Quantum leap
*Punch*
APCs 389 candidates clear Osun LG poll
Obasanjos daughter, Iyabo, backs dad on letter to Buhari
Killings forced 10,000 pupils out of school Benue SUBEB
Judiciary workers, SERAP kick as Abia lawmakers suspend CJ
Killings by herdsmen: Osinbajo panel wants increased military presence in trouble spots
FCT policemen lament breakdown of 13 patrol vehicles
Yewa youths unveil N200m unity house
Yewa youths unveil N200m unity house
NDIC seeks IoD's support for corporate governance in banks
New medical lab begins services in Katsina
NDIC seeks IoDs support for corporate governance in banks
CPC, LASG move to fight consumer abuse
CPC, LASG move to fight consumer abuse
Investors look to property over new asset classes
HURIWA knocks Dan-Ali for justifying killings by herdsmen
BDCs back Nigeria's return to JPMorgan bond index
BDCs back Nigerias return to JPMorgan bond index
At FGs night of tributes, Osinbajo, others hail Ekwueme
*Vanguard News*
To fight corruption Africans, especially leaders, must have a change of mindset ' ' Buhari
Probe panel: We shall meet in court, Fayemi tells Fayose
Oyo 2019: Lawmakers endorse Akintola
Assets Falsification Charge: Saraki's CCT Trial Resumes Feb 6
Rep rallies support for PDP in Delta
Edo LG polls: ADP, LP move to unseat APC
FG has spent N1 Billion on Ekwueme's burial ' Ngige
Senator tasks Bayelsa farmers on agricultural best practices
Osinbajo, Atiku, Sambo eulogize Ekwueme
Ogbia youths hold mega rally for Dickson
MASSOB vows to resist creation of cattle colonies in Igboland
Education crucial to eradicating militancy, Amaechi says
Maritime workers issue 7-day ultimatum to FG over failed ports access roads
OBJ offered Ekwueme Senate Presidency ' Ngige
These mindless killings must stop ' CAN
Ordinary Nigerians will win 2019 again for Buhari ' Lauretta Onochie
Ekwueme led the G34 which confronted Late Gen. Sani Abacha ' Gana
Operators advocate postponement of new rates for compulsory insurances
*Guardian*
Transcorp, FCMB, others lift NSE's volume by N42.5billion
Groups raise concerns on feasibility of 2018 budget
Maritime workers threaten shutdown at nation's seaports
How Nigeria can exploit its coal, mineral resources for wealth creation
Unending reign of frivolity and 2018 budget fears
Super Eagles is Argentina's major threat at World Cup
How FIRS attained N4 trillion revenue target in 2017, by Fowler
Child labour and human trafficking
Financial insurance tip to guide Nigerians in 2018
How P&G supports FG's backward integration programme
*Daily Independent*
Govt To Sanitise Construction Industry
Ambode Asks Lagos Corps Members To Surpass Predecessors' Records
UNIUYO Trains Fresh Students, Warns Against Cultism, Sexual Escapades
Buhari's 2018 Budget Dead On Arrival 'Senators
French, Italian Police Finger Nigerian Diplomats In Organ Sales
Kidnappers Of Epe Students Granted Amnesty After Surrendering Arms
Why Judges From 12 States Won't Make Appeal Court ' NJC
NNPC Targets 10% LPG Growth, 15% Downstream Market Share
FG Vows To Tackle Violent Extremism, Hatred
2019 Election Will Show How Popular President Buhari Is ' Danu
Niger Delta: Amnesty Wants Shell Prosecuted For Rights Violations
Latest Boko Haram Attacks Politically Motivated ' Odeyemi
How Quack Doctor, Nurse Allegedly Killed My Wife, Baby 'Husband
2019: Will Nigerians Give Atiku Their Mandate
How Lagos Banker 'Tortured' Wife To Death
Edo Police Arraigns Four Over Alleged False Information
W'Cup: Bring On Any Team ' Ighalo
Adepoju Counsels Super Eagles' Players Ahead World Cup
*Tribune*
I won't run against Buhari 'Tunde Bakare
Group to organise rallies for President Buhari
Find lasting solution to Fulani herdsmen's killer squad 'Oodua Progressive Union
Buhari has spent N1bn on Ekwueme burial so far 'Ngige
Yoruba Youth Council disowns Buhari support rally organisers
Buhari, Obasanjo meet in Addis Ababa
Fayemi's commissioner sues Fayose, aides for alleged libel, demands N20bn damages
Iyabo Obasanjo chides Buhari's agents over re-circulation of 2013 letter
Ekiti govt sues Fayemi, commissioner for alleged misappropriation of N4.9bn
It is unprofessional for PR agencies to establish communication measurement agencies
Leave small fights for small-minded folks
Choices leaders have to make
Obasanjo, Nigeria's mouthpiece
My return to APC will further stabilise the party 'Oke
6 project management tools the world's top startups actually use
CBN may keep rates steady to woo Foreign Investors 'Ebo
Reduce interest rate to re-redirect commercial banking operations 'Analyst
The 6 arenas of success
*Sahara Reporters*
"Africa Is Lagging Behind Global Educational Revolution', Falana Warns
SERAP to Gov Ikpeazu: Restore Uzokwe As Abia State CJ Or Face Legal Action
Nigerian Troops Kill 7 Boko Haram Members, Injure Hundreds In Sambisa Fores
A Nation Of Accomplices By Modiu Olaguro
Iyabo Obasanjo Speaks On Her Father's 'Letter' To Buhari
Protesting Youths Of Ahoada Shut Transmission Station, Cause Outage In Bayelsa
Police Free 2 South Africans From Abductors In Kaduna
New Lekki-Ikoyi Toll Tariff Takes Effect February 1st
EFCC Releases Babachir Lawal On Bail
Stephanie Otobo Retracts Her Claims, Says She Was Paid To Defame Apostle Suleman
NDLEA Arrests Single Mother With Drugs At Abuja Airport, Says Couriers Prefer Ethiopian Airlines
Buhari Signs Eight Bills Into Law
Baba Olusegun Obasanjo, Not So Fast By Bukola Oreofe
If Our People Insist, We Will Go Back To PDP, Says Kwara Governor
UK Authority, Ground Handler Sabotaging Our London Flights - Med-View Airline
Suspected Boko Haram Attacker Arrested In Germany
Ambode Deserves A Second Term- Lanre Razak
$1.3b NNPC Cash: I Acted On Jonathan's Instructions - Diezani
Seven Policemen, Two Soldiers Killed In Adamawa In Herdsmen-Farmer Crisis
Police Told Kano State Former Governor, Rabiu Kwakanso To Shelve Visit To The State
How Customs Official Paid N12 Million Into Justice Ajumogobia's Account- Prosecution Witness
*Pm News*
Chike Drops 'Beautiful People
Federer wins record 20 Grand Slam titles
Medikal Premiers 'For You' Video
Skales Blasts His Follower
City ease into FA Cup 5th round with 2-0 win
Home Eagles beat Angola, zoom into CHAN Semi-finals
Buhari, Obasanjo meet at AU Meeting in Ethiopia
Ugwuanyi tells electorates to take voters registration seriously
My uncle slept with me five times ' 12-yr old househelp
Good governance: Ex-Speakers pledge commitment
NIA: Presidency defends Abubakar's appointment
TRCN begins monitoring of schools in 12 states ' Registrar
Fraud: FG investigates 200 whistleblowing tips on tax officials, taxpayers
Domestic violence: Police to deal with perpetrators ' Enugu CP
I have no plan to leave APC ' Oni
Herdsmen/farmers clashes: Security expert calls for recovery of arms
Breaking: DSS, Army kill Don Wanny's brother
FG, AfDB trains 8,317 farmers
Olugbode takes over as Nigerian Navy new spokesman
Virtual reality will transform Nigeria's tourism industry ' stakeholder
Security forces kill another wanted suspected cultist
Image DryCleaners Holds Annual Staff Get-Together
...Rewards Outstanding, Long Serving Staff With Prizes, Cash
In a move to show unalloyed appreciation to staff members for their commitment and dedication to work in the year 2017, One of the leading Drycleaning Service Outfits in Nigeria, Image Drycleaners has held it's annual appreciation/reward get-together for staff of the company.
The event was held yesterday, at Class Suite Hotel in Agege, Lagos
According to CEO of Image Drycleaners, Sola Osolana, the annual event was designed to fete reward staff members who have given their all towards the achievement of company's goals yearly.
"We are always proud of our staff in all our branches across Lagos State. This annual get-together is to appreciate and reward the most outstanding and long serving staff members for their selfless service for the year 2017." Osolana said.
Deserving staff of the company were rewarded with items like Refrigerator and cash gifts
The event was graced by the number one citizen of Agege, Alhaji Ganiyu Kola Egunjobi, Leader of Agege Legislative Arm, Hon. Kola Anigbajumo, Deputy Leader, Hon. Joel Adigun, APC Agege Wards Chairmen, Alh. Mutiu Badru Agbede, Pastor Olayemi, Agege APC Women Leader and Super for WAPA, Chief Mrs. Bola Britto, Alhaja Aminat Abdulsalam, Hon. Bisi Odeomu and other top dignitaries.
Others are friends, families and staff members of Image DryCleaners.
See images of the beautiful and colourful events.
Friday 26 January 2018
Lagos Speaker, Obasa Condoles With Tinubu Family, Ambode Over Deji Tinubu's Death
The Speaker of the Lagos State House of Assembly, Rt. Hon. Mudashiru Obasa has expressed shock at the sudden death of Mr Deji Tinubu, Special Adviser to Governor Akinwunmi Ambode on Commerce and Industry.
In his condolence message to the Tinubu Family and the Akinwunmi Ambode led Lagos State Government, Rt. Hon. Obasa prayed to God to give the deceased a peaceful rest and the family as well as the state government the fortitude to bear the huge loss.
"The sudden death of Mr Deji Tinubu was shocking. He was a likeable man, diligent and humble. His contributions to the development of this state, within and outside government, cannot be overlooked," the Lagos Assembly Speaker said in the statement signed by his Chief Press Secretary, Musbau Rasak.
According to him, the late Tinubu died at a very critical time when his services are most needed to complement the present administration's desire to ensure that Lagos continue to excel.
"However, who are we to question Almighty Allah? It's His desire that our brother's time on planet Earth has expired. We pray to Him to give the Tinubu family and the Lagos State Government under Governor Akinwunmi Ambode the fortitude to bear the huge loss. We also pray that the soul of Deji Tinubu continues to find peace with his Creator," he said.
Strange! Ambode's Aide, Deji Tinubu slumps, Dies during Football Game
Special Adviser to the Lagos State Governor on Commerce and Industry, Deji Tinubu has slumped and died.
Tinubu was said to be playing football with other members of the State Executive Council after the end of the second day of the ongoing Retreat for Permanent Secretaries, directors and executives members late Thursday in Epe when he slumped and died.
Government sources said he suddenly shouted during the football match and then slumped and died.
The death of Tinubu has thrown the entire Governor Akinwumi Ambode’s cabinet and the entire state government into mourning.
Tinubu was the Chairman, Lagos Sports Commission and Special Adviser to the Governor on Sports. He was later made the Special Adviser on Sports alone after the sports commission chairman was given to another person by Ambode.
At the recent Cabinet reshuffle by Ambode, he was redeployed to Commerce and Industry as Special Adviser before his death.
Tinubu was also the Director General, Lagos Sports Commission during the former Governor Babatunde Fashola’s tenure.
Wednesday 24 January 2018
Bolanle Ambode urges Nigerians to be prayerful
AgegePulse Magazine
Wife of the Governor of Lagos State, Mrs. Bolanle Ambode, has called on Nigerians to intensify their prayers in order to ensure that all challenges facing the country become a thing of the past.
She made the call today at the Special Prayer Session for the State and the Nation, organized by the Fatima Charity Foundation held at the City Hall, Lagos Island.
Mrs. Ambode noted that though our country may be facing some challenges like many other countries, it is not beyond divine solution and that the Almighty God will never close His ears to the supplication of His children.
In her words, “Today, our nation like others is faced with challenges which are multi-dimensional and also threatening the peaceful co-existence of the different nationalities that make up the entity called Nigeria”.
“At a time like this, we need to unite in prayers for divine intervention. We need to pray to God to give our leaders the wisdom, the strength and the courage to find a lasting solution to the challenges facing the nation and the people”, she asserted.
Commenting on the theme of the Prayer Session, “The Practice of Islam in Multi-Religious Society”, the Governor’s wife noted that our religious diversity should serve to deepen our understanding and strengthen our social bond.
She said, “We must come to terms with the fact that, it is the will of God that we belong to different faiths. What is expected of us is to see ourselves as brothers and sisters and live together in peace, unity and harmony”.
Earlier in her welcome address, President of the Foundation, Chief Bintu Fatima-Tinubu, disclosed that the annual prayer which is the 7th in the series was organized primarily to commit the nation, leaders and the citizenry into the hands of God based on the conviction that tremendous progress could be made through spiritual guidance despite challenges and diversities.
She noted that the foundation had over the years shown tremendous commitment to national development, by organising the annual prayer programme with different topics, towards solving national challenges.
Fatima-Tinubu, therefore, urged the people to continue to support the efforts of government in building a better society, by advocating good morals among people and encouraging the youths to shun violence and tow the path of Godliness.
Present at the programme were former Deputy Governor of Lagos State, Alhaja Sinatu Ojikutu, League of Imams from the five divisions, Baba Adinni of Lagos, white cap chiefs and other eminent personalities.
Wife of the Governor of Lagos State, Mrs. Bolanle Ambode, has called on Nigerians to intensify their prayers in order to ensure that all challenges facing the country become a thing of the past.
She made the call today at the Special Prayer Session for the State and the Nation, organized by the Fatima Charity Foundation held at the City Hall, Lagos Island.
Mrs. Ambode noted that though our country may be facing some challenges like many other countries, it is not beyond divine solution and that the Almighty God will never close His ears to the supplication of His children.
In her words, “Today, our nation like others is faced with challenges which are multi-dimensional and also threatening the peaceful co-existence of the different nationalities that make up the entity called Nigeria”.
“At a time like this, we need to unite in prayers for divine intervention. We need to pray to God to give our leaders the wisdom, the strength and the courage to find a lasting solution to the challenges facing the nation and the people”, she asserted.
Commenting on the theme of the Prayer Session, “The Practice of Islam in Multi-Religious Society”, the Governor’s wife noted that our religious diversity should serve to deepen our understanding and strengthen our social bond.
She said, “We must come to terms with the fact that, it is the will of God that we belong to different faiths. What is expected of us is to see ourselves as brothers and sisters and live together in peace, unity and harmony”.
Earlier in her welcome address, President of the Foundation, Chief Bintu Fatima-Tinubu, disclosed that the annual prayer which is the 7th in the series was organized primarily to commit the nation, leaders and the citizenry into the hands of God based on the conviction that tremendous progress could be made through spiritual guidance despite challenges and diversities.
She noted that the foundation had over the years shown tremendous commitment to national development, by organising the annual prayer programme with different topics, towards solving national challenges.
Fatima-Tinubu, therefore, urged the people to continue to support the efforts of government in building a better society, by advocating good morals among people and encouraging the youths to shun violence and tow the path of Godliness.
Present at the programme were former Deputy Governor of Lagos State, Alhaja Sinatu Ojikutu, League of Imams from the five divisions, Baba Adinni of Lagos, white cap chiefs and other eminent personalities.
Today's Headlines
*AgegePulse Magazine... The mouthpiece of Agege/ Orile Agege
HEADLINES* Today Thursday 25th January 2018::
Lagos DNA Centre Sets To Tackle Homicide, Drug, Alcohol , Abuse.......Resolves 35 Cases In Three Months
Bolanle Ambode urges Nigerians to be prayerful
Lagos arrests cart pushers, residents for dumping waste on road medians, canals
2018 Budget Retreat: Agege Legislative Arm Leader, Anigbajumo Optimistics of a Better Agege
...Promises Swift Passage of 2018 Budget Upon Presentation By The Executive
Ambode inaugurates Governing Council of Citizens Mediation Centre
...Charges members to advance alternative dispute resolution mechanism
MFM FC defeats FC Ifeanyin Uba 2-1 in Agege, Lagos
*The Nation*
We are true coalition of Nigerians ' PDP
Police chief warns personnel against 'oppressing' members of the public
[Full Text]: FG replies Obasanjo, list achievements of Buhari
Buhari to Obasanjo: you're wrong on my scorecard
Two tankers burnt in oil depot
EFCC detains ex-SGF Lawal after eight-hour grilling
N20b UBEC 'fraud': EFCC seizes 5 houses from contractor
Row over Oyo workers' warning strike
Brighter days assured for Nigeria, says APC
Bill Gates to pay Nigeria's $76m polio debt
Nuturing health with apple cider vinegar
Some herbal guardians of health in 2017 (3)
WAPCO rewards students
Al-Hikmah varsity matriculates 690
Protesting poly students arraigned
The service commission we want, by teachers
UI to mentor new varsity for five years
Nigeria needs iron, steel, says FUTA don
*Punch*
Dreamers could earn citizenship in 10-12 years, says Trump
FG replies Obasanjo, says economy getting better
Senates embargo on Buhari appointees remains, says Saraki
Gani Adams is prayer warrior, says chief of staff
Atiku, Fayose meet in Ekiti, knock Buhari
EFCC detains ex-SGF, Babachir Lawal
FG okays $1m for free contraceptives
Minister shares Buharis campaign caps at FEC meeting
Reps seek ban on importation of fish
NHRC condemns Ezekwesili, others arrest by police
Federal character responsible for poor leadership Ibidapo-Obe
Lassa fever hits Imo, kills three, seven quarantined
No work no pay, Oyo tells striking workers
EFCC takes Justice Nganjiwas corruption case to SCourt
Suspected Fulani herdsmen kill six, torch houses in Plateau
Should government revive farm settlements
Ambode seeks improved dispute resolutions
Lagos awards contract for toxicology section
*Vanguard*
CHAN: Yusuf applauds Eagles' character
AJ petitions UN body over alleged rights violations
A-Ibom govt to construct 16 internal roads in Eket
Ogoni problem not oil but injustice 'MOSOP
Senate probes Brass LNG over alleged $784m fraud
Okorocha's claim to massive infrastructural development, a scam'Olehi
Plot to sack Saraki thickens
Niger Delta militants list key oil assets targeted for destruction
To raise education standard, govts must monitor teachers, students'Don
NDE trains youths in cosmetology, GSM phone repairs, others
Obasanjo's letter: More reactions as 2019 campaign materials surface at FEC
NDE trains 2000 youths in Ebonyi
We've not ended continuous voter registration ' INEC
Obasanjo letter: Buhari will not listen to voice of reason ' Tanko Yakasai
Setting Financial Goals for 2018
Entrepreneurship fund: BoIopens portal for corps members
Stanbic IBTC target youths to deepen entrepreneurial skill
How to come up with business ideas
*Guardian*
Nyiam offers path to Nigeria's security challenges
Tension, delay trail Edo APC council primaries
EFCC arrests own personnel over theft of case file
Lassa fever kills three in Imo, Enugu NMA seeks enlightenment in South East
Quality control, a major setback in construction sector
Crisis mars Edo council primary as DSS whisks away aspirant
FUOYE gets government nod to commence postgraduate programme
Osun imports N200m worth medical facilities
NOC moves to avert visa hitches for Team Nigeria
Akwa United's coach pleased with club's second win at home
*Tribune*
BREAKING: EFCC detains ex-SGF Babachir Lawal
Grandmother who chained 12-yr-old grandson for 2-month arrested in Ogun
Atiku visits Ekiti, consults with Fayose on 2019
FG replies Obasanjo, says ex-president ignorant of Buhari's effort
FG replies Obasanjo: Thank you for your positive comments
Obasanjo letter to Buhari, belated, self-serving 'Fayose
Tinubu, Akande not aware of Obasanjo's statement before meeting Buhari 'Aide
Obasanjo, the letter writer
What do your eyes say about you
Why you must avoid sitting crossing legs
FG may terminate Webb Fontaine contract agreement
Herdsmen and arms
We'll make PCU a world class university 'Wale Oke
From the rising to the shining of the sun: A glimpse into what makes Ondo great
Why God should not be taken for granted in 2018
Cattlecracy
The handshake across the Niger
ISIL claims attack on 'Save the Children' in Jalalabad
Total's $16bn Egina FPSO berths in Nigeria
Customs expresses commitment to remove impediments to businesses
ICRC promises to resolve issues about MMA2 concession
Emirates to acquire additional A380s
British Airways partners world biggest business festival
*Daily Times*
Oyo declares workers strike illegal
Southern, middle belt forum calls for 21-day beef boycott over Herdsmen killings
Nigerian Air Force appoints New AOCs, redeploys other senior officers
We lost 85 personnel to high blood pressure, heart attack in 2017- INEC boss
Central bank of Nigeria hints of possible rate cut in H2 2018 on easing inflation
Zimbabwe president promises elections by July, says Mugabe not immune from prosecution
Breaking: Tanker explosion causes panic in Lagos
Nigerias Buhari, Equatorial Guinea President meet in Aso Rock
Senator Shehu Sani urges President George Weah not take advice from Nigeria
Nigeria set to vaccinate 25 million people, its biggest yellow fever campaign ever
Daily Times sues Sen Obiora, IGP, DIG Dagala over unlawful detention of 5 workers
Terrorism: Court sentences Berende, Adewumi to 40 years imprisonment
Shittu shares Buhari/Osinbajo 2019 campaign cap at FEC
FG replies Obasanjo, says hes too busy to notice APCs achievements
73 days after, Nigerias research institutes still grounded by strike
Village Head Remanded in Prison Custody For Land Scam
Atiku visits Ekiti (PHOTOS)
PDP national chairman, others pay condolence visit to Ekwuemes family in Enugu
China -Nigeria bilateral trade stood at $12.3bn in 2017
U.S Trump to meet with world leaders, business CEOs at Davos forum
The Only Exercise I Do Is Sex Don Jazzy
Simi now Opera brand ambassador
Photos: See London-based Millionaire who matches the colour of his Rolls Royce to his Turban everyday
*The Sun*
Benue 2019: Tiv, Idoma in another hide and seek
NPFL: Akwa wins away
Russia gives April 1 guarantee for World Cup infrastructure
Australian Open: Federer beats Berdych to reach semi-finals
Ikpeazu releases funds for Enyimba Stadium completion
NOGIG 2018: NNPC crashes out, Chevron, Shell qualify for semi final
Disgraced US Olympics doctor jailed for 175 years
NNPC nets$3.73bn fromoffshore crude sales
GDP growth to accelerate to 2.1% in 2018 ' Afrinvest
Enugu electricity station to gulp N200m
NSCDC impounds 8 trucks diverting petrol to Benin Republic
Oando: Sanusi, Mangal can't stop forensic audit 'Shareholders
PZ-Coolworld rewards customers, promises quality products
Customs seizes 2,200 jerrycans of petrol at border
Airline owners reject Nigeria's participation in open sky deal
Cassava innovation is substandard ' PBAN
FG may terminate Port Harcourt Airport remodelling contract 'Sirika
FG fires back at Obasanjo
*Premium Times*
Atiku visits Ekiti, speaks on Obasanjo's statement
EFCC arrests former SGF, Babachir Lawal
Six universities adopt African agricultural fund initiative, SAFE ' NUC
Nigeria Football League: Plateau Utd return to top spot
Why Voter registration will be suspended 60 days before 2019 polls ' INEC
Herdsmen attacking us are foreigners ' Plateau traditional rulers
Female talking drummer, Ayanbinrin, drops new singles
Three killed, village razed in Plateau over mud blocks
Ozekhome, another lawyer clash over who represents Patience Jonathan's firms
Obasanjo Vs. Buhari: APC replies former President
Lassa Fever: Stop drinking garri, Okorocha warns as death toll rises
BREAKING: Obasanjo Vs. Buhari: APC replies former President
Lassa fever: Nigeria records 16 deaths in less than one month
Oil depot gutted by fire in Lagos
Nigeria is in a 'coma'' Wike
IPOB speaks on Obasanjo's letter to Buhari
Oyo govt. threatens workers over strike
Buhari govt replies Obasanjo; speaks on ex-President's rebuke
Despite facing corruption trial, APC women woo PDP's Ngozi Olejeme to join party
BREAKING: Buhari govt replies Obasanjo; speaks on ex-President's rebuke
4,062 persons benefit from free eye care programme in Sokoto
2018 Budget Retreat: Agege Legislative Arm Leader, Anigbajumo Optimistics of a Better Agege
...Promises Swift Passage of 2018 Budget Upon Presentation By The Executive
Agege Pulse Magazine
Leader of the Legislative Arm of Agege LGA, Hon. Kola Anigbajumo has ensured the people of Agege that the legislative arm under his watch would swiftly work on the 2018 Appropriation Budget when presented to the hallow chamber.
Anigbajumo made this known to Agege Pulse Magazine in an exclusive interview at the chamber in Agege.
Anigbajumo who joined the Council's Management team at the just concluded 3-Day Budget Retreat as an observer, revealed to Agege Pulse that the Retreat was full of positive and quality deliberations adding that the current administration under the leadership of Alhaji Ganiyu Kola Egunjobi will focus more on education, environment, security and infrastructural development amongst other pertinent areas.
He was however, optimistic that if properly executed as deliberated at the Retreat, the people of Agege are bound to witness a new Agege beaming with infrastructures, conducive environment, empowerment and gainful engagement of youths in the community.
Watch out for the next edition of Agege Pulse Magazine for the full exclusive interview with the youngest leader ever in Agege Legislative Arm.
Lagos DNA Centre Sets To Tackle Homicide, Drug, Alcohol , Abuse...
...Resolves 35 Cases In Three Months
The Lagos State Government on Wednesday said it has awarded the contract for the expansion of the operations of the DNA and Forensic Centre to include a world class Forensic Toxicology and Chemistry Section in line with efforts to expand the scope of operation of the Centre to offer more services.
The State’s Attorney General and Commissioner for Justice, Mr. Adeniji Kazeem, who disclosed this in a statement, said the addition of the Toxicology and Chemistry Section was due to the high incidence and growing cases of homicide and suspicious deaths related to substance, alcohol abuse, drug related accidents and deaths, as well as suspected cases of poisoning.
“The award of this contract by the State Government is in fulfilment of the promise made by His Excellency Governor Akinwunmi Ambode at the commissioning of the Centre in September 2017, where the Governor informed Lagosians and the World that the first phase of the Centre was that of DNA and Forensic Biology and promised that the State would move to other phases by expanding the scope of operation of the centre to include Forensic Toxicology & Chemistry, Latent & Trace evidence, Firearms & Toolmark, Questioned documents and Digital evidence to expand the level of services offered by the DNA Centre,” the Attorney General said.
Kazeem expressed optimism that the Toxicology and Chemistry Section, which would be ready for commissioning in the third quarter of 2018, would automatically place Lagos as one of the leading centres for Forensics in Africa.
Highlighting some of the strides by the Governor Ambode administration in the justice sector, the Attorney said the DNA and Forensic Centre in the last three months received over 150 requests for forensic analysis from within and outside Nigeria, while over 35 cases have been resolved using Forensic Technology.
He said the DNA and Forensic Centre since it began operation in September 2017, has become a significant milestone and a symbolic manifestation of Governor Akinwunmi Ambode’s efforts to carry out reforms in the justice sector.
Kazeem listed some of the cases handled by the Centre to include: Suspicious Death Investigations, Analysis of Human Remains that were exhumed to resolve inheritance disputes, Child Trafficking, Rape, Impersonation, Paternity and Maternity issues, among others.
“In stating the achievements of the Ambode Administration in the ongoing reform in the Justice Sector in Lagos State, the Attorney General confirmed that the Lagos DNA Forensic Centre in the three months of operation has received over 150 requests for Forensic Analysis from within and outside Nigeria, while over 35 cases had been resolved using Forensic DNA Technology,” the Attorney General said.
Besides, he explained that the Centre held workshops and training for Judges, Legal Practitioners, Police, other Law Enforcement Agencies and Emergency Responders in the State, while several representatives of foreign embassies in Nigeria and several International agencies have visited the facility and expressed their willingness to partner with the Centre, a situation, which demonstrates the importance and credibility of the centre.
As part of the ongoing overall reform of the justice sector, Kazeem also pledged the State Government’s commitment to support the reform and digitization of the probate system currently being driven by the Judiciary to make it more efficient and responsive to the needs of the people. He also vowed to accelerate prison decongestion through aggressive use of restorative justice techniques, plea- bargaining and non-custodial sentencing.
While reiterating the continued commitment of the present administration to justice sector reforms, Kazeem thanked Lagosians and enjoined all stakeholders to continue to partner with the State Government in its effort towards maintaining security, law and order.
The Lagos State Government on Wednesday said it has awarded the contract for the expansion of the operations of the DNA and Forensic Centre to include a world class Forensic Toxicology and Chemistry Section in line with efforts to expand the scope of operation of the Centre to offer more services.
The State’s Attorney General and Commissioner for Justice, Mr. Adeniji Kazeem, who disclosed this in a statement, said the addition of the Toxicology and Chemistry Section was due to the high incidence and growing cases of homicide and suspicious deaths related to substance, alcohol abuse, drug related accidents and deaths, as well as suspected cases of poisoning.
“The award of this contract by the State Government is in fulfilment of the promise made by His Excellency Governor Akinwunmi Ambode at the commissioning of the Centre in September 2017, where the Governor informed Lagosians and the World that the first phase of the Centre was that of DNA and Forensic Biology and promised that the State would move to other phases by expanding the scope of operation of the centre to include Forensic Toxicology & Chemistry, Latent & Trace evidence, Firearms & Toolmark, Questioned documents and Digital evidence to expand the level of services offered by the DNA Centre,” the Attorney General said.
Kazeem expressed optimism that the Toxicology and Chemistry Section, which would be ready for commissioning in the third quarter of 2018, would automatically place Lagos as one of the leading centres for Forensics in Africa.
Highlighting some of the strides by the Governor Ambode administration in the justice sector, the Attorney said the DNA and Forensic Centre in the last three months received over 150 requests for forensic analysis from within and outside Nigeria, while over 35 cases have been resolved using Forensic Technology.
He said the DNA and Forensic Centre since it began operation in September 2017, has become a significant milestone and a symbolic manifestation of Governor Akinwunmi Ambode’s efforts to carry out reforms in the justice sector.
Kazeem listed some of the cases handled by the Centre to include: Suspicious Death Investigations, Analysis of Human Remains that were exhumed to resolve inheritance disputes, Child Trafficking, Rape, Impersonation, Paternity and Maternity issues, among others.
“In stating the achievements of the Ambode Administration in the ongoing reform in the Justice Sector in Lagos State, the Attorney General confirmed that the Lagos DNA Forensic Centre in the three months of operation has received over 150 requests for Forensic Analysis from within and outside Nigeria, while over 35 cases had been resolved using Forensic DNA Technology,” the Attorney General said.
Besides, he explained that the Centre held workshops and training for Judges, Legal Practitioners, Police, other Law Enforcement Agencies and Emergency Responders in the State, while several representatives of foreign embassies in Nigeria and several International agencies have visited the facility and expressed their willingness to partner with the Centre, a situation, which demonstrates the importance and credibility of the centre.
As part of the ongoing overall reform of the justice sector, Kazeem also pledged the State Government’s commitment to support the reform and digitization of the probate system currently being driven by the Judiciary to make it more efficient and responsive to the needs of the people. He also vowed to accelerate prison decongestion through aggressive use of restorative justice techniques, plea- bargaining and non-custodial sentencing.
While reiterating the continued commitment of the present administration to justice sector reforms, Kazeem thanked Lagosians and enjoined all stakeholders to continue to partner with the State Government in its effort towards maintaining security, law and order.
Lagos arrests cart pushers, residents for dumping waste on road medians, canals
AgegePulse Magazine
…Apprehends four others over attack on LAGESC officers, vehicle
…Impounds 150 waste carts, suspects charged to court
The Lagos State Government on Wednesday arrested a total of 24 persons including cart pushers, street traders and some residents for dumping waste on road medians and canals contrary to the Environmental Sanitation Laws of the State.
The suspects, who have been charged before the Special Offences Court sitting in Ogba, Ikeja, were arrested in an early morning operation carried out by men of the Lagos State Environmental Sanitation Corps (LAGESC) recently inaugurated by the State Governor, Mr Akinwunmi Ambode.
Giving details on the operation, LAGESC Corps Marshal, Daniel Isiofia said the suspects were arrested following investigation which revealed that cart pushers and some residents were indiscriminately dumping domestic refuse at sites not designated for waste disposal and canals, thereby sabotaging the ongoing efforts to make the State clean and hygienic.
He said: “Recently, there has been clamour for cleaner Lagos and the Governor has been very keen on making Lagos clean. To this end, he gave us a mandate to ensure that Lagos is kept clean by ensuring that acts that lead to the city to be dirty are curbed.
“We know that there have been massive efforts to clear the backlog of refuse on the road and our men went on surveillance and we eventually discovered where the cart pushers are operating at Ogunlana Street by Ogbomosho in Itire area. We raided the area and saw the cart pushers whose job is to collect refuse on payment from some residents who feel that they cannot dispose their refuse according to government directive and dump on road medians and canals.
“Often times, if you go to the canal at Itire-Ijesha area, you will see the cart pushers dumping refuse into the canal thereby blocking the waterways which leads to flooding. So, with the determination to stop this menace, we raided them at about 4am this morning and we succeeded in impounding 150 waste carts used for this purpose and arrested 11 suspects while others fled.”
Isiofia, who is a retired Assistant Commissioner of Police, advised residents to desist from indiscriminate dumping of refuse in public places, as well as patronizing cart pushers, saying such were against the law, just as he vowed that ongoing efforts to stop the menace would be sustained.
“We are going to sustain this process. I like to advise the operators of the waste carts to know that Lagos is not a place for them. They should leave Lagos or look for another job and to those who patronize them, if we get them, we will charge them to court because they are running foul of the law.
“We are appealing to the citizens to know that a clean Lagos is a healthy Lagos. It is for the benefits of all of us for our environment to be clean. Some people see us as enemies but we are not; we are only doing this job for the benefit of all.
“We are partners in progress; Lagosians should assist us. Governor Ambode too has pleaded with the people to support the bid to make Lagos clean and we are joining the Governor to appeal to people to desist from indiscriminate dumping of waste and make Lagos a very clean city,” Isiofia said.
Meanwhile, four hoodlums have been arrested for attacking LAGESC officials while performing their lawful duties.
The hoodlums carried out the attack on men of the agency on Tuesday at Brown Street area of Oshodi while on their way to enforce the ban on illegal dumping of refuse and street trading.
Two LAGESC officers – Olasilola Muyiwa John and Haastrup Ifealuwa were seriously injured while a Black Maria used as operational vehicle was badly damaged. All the suspects have since been charged to court.
…Apprehends four others over attack on LAGESC officers, vehicle
…Impounds 150 waste carts, suspects charged to court
The Lagos State Government on Wednesday arrested a total of 24 persons including cart pushers, street traders and some residents for dumping waste on road medians and canals contrary to the Environmental Sanitation Laws of the State.
The suspects, who have been charged before the Special Offences Court sitting in Ogba, Ikeja, were arrested in an early morning operation carried out by men of the Lagos State Environmental Sanitation Corps (LAGESC) recently inaugurated by the State Governor, Mr Akinwunmi Ambode.
Giving details on the operation, LAGESC Corps Marshal, Daniel Isiofia said the suspects were arrested following investigation which revealed that cart pushers and some residents were indiscriminately dumping domestic refuse at sites not designated for waste disposal and canals, thereby sabotaging the ongoing efforts to make the State clean and hygienic.
He said: “Recently, there has been clamour for cleaner Lagos and the Governor has been very keen on making Lagos clean. To this end, he gave us a mandate to ensure that Lagos is kept clean by ensuring that acts that lead to the city to be dirty are curbed.
“We know that there have been massive efforts to clear the backlog of refuse on the road and our men went on surveillance and we eventually discovered where the cart pushers are operating at Ogunlana Street by Ogbomosho in Itire area. We raided the area and saw the cart pushers whose job is to collect refuse on payment from some residents who feel that they cannot dispose their refuse according to government directive and dump on road medians and canals.
“Often times, if you go to the canal at Itire-Ijesha area, you will see the cart pushers dumping refuse into the canal thereby blocking the waterways which leads to flooding. So, with the determination to stop this menace, we raided them at about 4am this morning and we succeeded in impounding 150 waste carts used for this purpose and arrested 11 suspects while others fled.”
Isiofia, who is a retired Assistant Commissioner of Police, advised residents to desist from indiscriminate dumping of refuse in public places, as well as patronizing cart pushers, saying such were against the law, just as he vowed that ongoing efforts to stop the menace would be sustained.
“We are going to sustain this process. I like to advise the operators of the waste carts to know that Lagos is not a place for them. They should leave Lagos or look for another job and to those who patronize them, if we get them, we will charge them to court because they are running foul of the law.
“We are appealing to the citizens to know that a clean Lagos is a healthy Lagos. It is for the benefits of all of us for our environment to be clean. Some people see us as enemies but we are not; we are only doing this job for the benefit of all.
“We are partners in progress; Lagosians should assist us. Governor Ambode too has pleaded with the people to support the bid to make Lagos clean and we are joining the Governor to appeal to people to desist from indiscriminate dumping of waste and make Lagos a very clean city,” Isiofia said.
Meanwhile, four hoodlums have been arrested for attacking LAGESC officials while performing their lawful duties.
The hoodlums carried out the attack on men of the agency on Tuesday at Brown Street area of Oshodi while on their way to enforce the ban on illegal dumping of refuse and street trading.
Two LAGESC officers – Olasilola Muyiwa John and Haastrup Ifealuwa were seriously injured while a Black Maria used as operational vehicle was badly damaged. All the suspects have since been charged to court.
Tuesday 23 January 2018
Headline News
*AgegePulse Magazine ...the mouthpiece of Agege/Orile Agege
HEADLINES* Today Wednesday 24th January 2018::
Lagos donates 30 Power Bikes to security agencies
…Equipment’ll Boost Fight Against Crime, Enhance Safety – CP, Others
Lagos announces new traffic management measures for Agege Pen Cinema, environs
NURTW Crisis: LASG bans union activities in Lagos Island
*The Nation*
Akeredolu targets legacy projects
1,000 relish free eye care services in Oyo
Taraba Police Command arrests 9 persons over the burning of Zing Divisional Station
Obasanjo advises Buhari not to run for second term
Buhari, Onoghen, others mourn ex-CJN Musdapher
Patience Jonathan's sister held at airport
Buhari, Tinubu, Akande meet in Aso Villa
Road rehabilitation: Fashola opposes 1% per cent allocation to FERMA
NNPC in fresh corruption scandal
Senate to provide legislation for education development
Fed Govt warns workers against lockout, picketing
Ex-president's statement in order, say political parties
Convocation Lecture: Corp Marshall clamours TETFUND for Private Varsities
UNIBEN bans religious groups on campus
Total's Egina FPSO arrives
FAAC: Fed Govt, states, councils share N655b in December
Promoting women's economic empowerment
Equities lose N187b as profit-taking continues
*Punch*
Lassa fever: Anambra bans drinking of garri
N3bn accounts: EFCC arrests Patience Jonathans sister at airport
Okorocha, Wike, Kaduna senator reject cattle colonies
Presidency keeps mum as Obasanjo attacks Buhari
Police arrested me in broad daylight Ezekwesili
New P/Harcourt airport terminal gets July completion date
Sanusi, Mangal cant stop Oandos forensic audit Group
Buhari mourns ex-CJN, Musdapher
Sanusi, Mangal can't stop Oando's forensic audit ' Group
Cattle colonies: Buhari pursuing Fulani supremacy agenda, says Nwabueze
NNPC close to selecting financiers for refineries Baru
Lagos-Ibadan road: Fashola wants full funding by FG
Tiv indigenes petition British PM
NNPC close to selecting financiers for refineries ' Baru
Maina: HOS blames lack of sanctions on litigation
FG eyes Diaspora to deepen broadband penetration
Dambazau, security chiefs meet over herdsmen killings
Senate panel orders audit of Total's $16bn Egina project
*Guardian*
FIFA president, others for NFF awards on February 19
UNN non-academic staff protest against colleague's arrest
FG, states share N655b December 2017 revenue
Virtual, Augmented Reality sales to hit $150b by 2020
Wike's bounty and a safe nation
Gunmen kill policemen, cart off rifles, others in Bayelsa
NLPGA to partner regulatory agencies on safety as DPR probes Lagos gas explosion
Operators kick as Nigeria opens airspace to 22 African countries, airlines
National Industrial Court adjourns dockworkers' suit in Port Harcourt
Maritime a sure way of growing African economy
*Vanguard*
Kudos, knocks trail Obasanjo's advise to Buhari
PDP Zoning formula sacrosanct'Gov Emmanuel
Ijaw has no land for cattle colony, IYC tells FG
Amnesty boss not sacked ' Group
Senate probes NNPC over $141m in private account
Tension mounts in UNN as SARS arrests JAC chairman, sons
Stop treating herdsmen's issue with kid gloves 'Archbishop Akubueze
Sea pirates attack police gunboat, kill 2 cops, injure another
Further attacks on Falae's farm'll lead to civil war ' Kinsmen
Ex-militants task FG on implementation of FUPRE Act
Adamawa Commission of Inquiry into herders/farmers crisis receives 10 presentations
Herdsmen kill 2, injure another in Delta
Kogi agric summit to hold in Abuja, Abidjan
Ugwuanyi has wiped away our tears, says university VC
Nkire, ex-PPA chairman tasks politicians on continous education
N24bn suit: Court rules on jurisdiction March 8
Cows cannot be valued more than lives in a country ' Ejiga
Northern youths back OBJ, say he is the architect of what we have today
*The Sun*
Serah Johnson 07037659860
Australian Open: Cilic, Edmund in semis as Nadal retires
Keshi: Why Google honoured him
Russia 2018: Eagles'll give their best -Onazi
Africa Wrestling Championship: Rivers ready for the continent 'Wike
NNPC in fresh corruption scandal
2018 budget: FG votes N5.30bn for grazing reserve devt
Ex-CJN dies, Buhari, Saraki, govs mourn
President, Tinubu, Akande meet in Aso Rock
OBJ dumps Buhari
We'll study Obasanjo's letter to Buhari 'APC
The Eric Osagie interview: The Sun blasted out with mission to redefine journalism
The Sun: 15 years of impactful journalism
Atiku, Dogara, senators, govs, felicitate with The Sun at 15
350m illegal firearms, light weapons in Nigeria 'FG
Police bar BBOG campaigners from Aso Rock
Cattle-cracy
Proliferation of political parties
*Daily Times*
Police refuse to state reason for my arrest Ezekwesili
Small arms, drug trafficking, abuse responsible for insecurity Dambazau
NURTW crisis: LASG bans union activities in Lagos Island
Reasons former Nigerian president, OBJ, released statement against Buhari
Dont contest in 2019, Obasanjo warns Buhari
Fayose frustrating efforts to get panel report Fayemis lawyer
Obasanjo advises Buhari to quit public service
2019: Demolishing our Secretariat will not save you, PDP tells APC
PDP May Go Into Extinction,Says Rep Member
LG Election: Kwankwaso, Ganduje set to hold parallel rally in Kano
Pakistan: Student kills principal over Blasphemy law
How Folio Communications purchased Daily Times in 2004
Lagos Police corporal gets commendation for portraying bravery
2019: Anxiety as Obasanjos letter to Buhari overheats polity
Buhari, others mourn as ex-CJN Musdapher passes on at 75
Forfeiture: Court fixes Feb 12 for verdict on $8.4m, N9.1bn linked to Patience Jonathan
Tinubu, Akandes visit to Villa unconnected with Obasanjos statement
Daily Times Newspaper, Wednesday, January 24, 2018
Reps alters INECs timetable, changes election sequence, amends Electoral Act
FAAC distributes N655.177bn to FG, States, LGAs
Senate working to improve electoral process Saraki
Morocco launches 2026 World Cup campaign and logo
Google honours Stephen Keshi on posthumous birthday
Navy seizes stolen crude oil off Rivers coast
I can wear anything but I would never be naked-Mimi Orjiekwe
*Tribune*
2019: Reps change order of elections
Tinubu, Akande decline comment after meeting Buhari in Aso Rock
2019: Rep propose new sequence elections
Failed economic jihad
BREAKING: Buhari in closed door meeting with Tinubu, Akande
Restructuring is key
SHOCKER! Read Obasanjo's bombshell in 13-page statement, says Buhari should forget 2019
President Buhari and the deadly trap of cattle colonies
The lice of poor performance in government 'OBJ
I'm in Aso Rock to check on Buhari's health, says Equatorial Guinea's president
Bala Usman's analysis of communal conflict in Nigeria
Lawmakers scramble on immigration as government shutdown paused
President Buhari meets Equatorial Guinea's President Mbasogo in Aso Rock
Breaking: Buhari should go and rest 'Obasanjo
Pen Cinema's flyover property owners want transparency in compensation process
The way out: Clarion call for coalition for Nigeria's movement
Egypt presidential aspirant halts campaign after arrest
Stakeholders advocate regulations of sand digging
*Pm News*
Buhari holds closed door meeting with Tinubu, Akande
Govt inaugurates committee to host African tourism ministers
Police arrest 9 for burning station
CHAN: Home Eagles spank Equatorial Guinea 3-1 to reach quarter-finals
TSA: No hidden government funds in our custody ' Keystone Bank
City reach Carabao Final in a thrilling 3-2 victory over Bristol
Lagos Brands Enforcement Officers With Uniforms
Keyamo condemns arrest of BBOG members, demands IGP's sack
Tambuwal mourns Justice Musdapher
Lawyer refuses to testify in former Governor's trial
Olubadan Chieftaincy Review: Ajimobi appeals High Court decision
Lagos Island boils as assassins kill NURTW member
NURTW Crisis: Lagos Bans Union Activities on Lagos Island
NURTW Crisis: Lagos Bans Union Activities In Lagos Island
Sokoto State to apply measures to achieve 2018 Budget implementation
Yobe state receive N151bn budget proposal for 2018
2 Benin varsity doctors die in 2 weeks
It's Too Early To Dismiss Cleaner Lagos Initiative As Failure ' Civil Society Group
Lassa fever: Health workers urged to take universal precaution
Lagos donates 30 power bikes to security agencies to enhance safety
Committee submits report on damages, victims of Bwari crisis
*Premium Times*
Southern Cameroonians demand release of leaders detained in Nigeria
CHAN 2018: Super Eagles through to quarter-final
Senate asks Army to pay soldier N25.3 million for Boko Haram allegation
Why Bisi Akande and I met Buhari ' Tinubu
Presidency keeps mum on Obasanjo's explosive rebuke of Buhari
Why we can't respond to Obasanjo's statement now ' APC
German opposition calls for arms embargo against Turkey
Ebonyi Assembly suspends female member for posing as photographer
2019: INEC seeks Court's help to curb conflicting judgements
Bayelsa Govt. to empower traditional birth attendants
Former Minister Oby Ezekwesili speaks after release from detention
Why we can't respond to Obasanjo's statement now ' APC
Nigeria vs Equatorial Guinea (LIVE UPDATES): Eagles battle for CHAN quarter-final ticket
Boko Haram: EU offers N60 billion grant to Borno govt
Fayemi accuses Ekiti govt of hiding panel indicting him
CJN Onnoghen, Tambuwal mourn ex-CJN Musdapher
2019: APC asks Okorocha to lead Buhari's re-election campaign in South East
Obasanjo blasts APC governors for endorsing Buhari for second term
INVESTIGATION: How CBN's N220 billion fund for small businesses is shrouded in secrecy, 'malpractices
Edo Govt. to remodel 200 primary health centres
Gov. Bagudu presents N151 billion budget proposal for 2018
Good and blessed morning!
Lagos donates 30 Power Bikes to security agencies
…Equipment’ll Boost Fight Against Crime, Enhance Safety – CP, Others
The Lagos State Government on Tuesday donated a total of thirty power bikes to security agencies operating in the State, saying that the donation was in line with the commitment of the administration of Governor Akinwunmi Ambode to boost security and enhance safety of lives and property.
The power bikes, funded by the Lagos State Lotteries Board, were donated to the Police Command in the State, Lagos State Traffic Management Authority (LASTMA) and the Lagos State Emergency Management Agency (LASEMA).
Speaking at the brief handing over ceremony held at Lagos House in Alausa, Ikeja, Governor Ambode said the procurement of the bikes was in sync with his promise to prioritize the security of residents and ensure that no stone is left untouched to protect the people.
The Governor, who was represented by Secretary to the State Government, Mr Tunji Bello, said security, being one of the tripod upon which his administration is built, would continue to be accorded its pride of place.
“We are here once again at the instance of His Excellency, the Governor of Lagos State, Mr. Akinwunmi Ambode. If you must recollect last year when we had dinner with the members of the Security Trust Fund, the Governor promised that we are going to donate power bikes to security agencies to enhance their job of securing lives and property of residents.
“In fulfillment of that promise, we are here today to hand over to the Lagos State Security Trust Fund (LSSTF) for onward transmission to security chiefs here present the thirty power bikes donated to them by the State Government,” Bello said.
Speaking before handing over the bikes to security agencies, LSSTF Chairman, Mr Oye-Hassan Odukale commended Governor Ambode for the donation barely two months after promising to procure more bikes for security agencies, saying that it would go a long way in preventing crimes and enhancing security as well as safety of residents.
While expressing optimism that the equipment would be put into good use, Odukale called on corporate bodies and public-spirited individuals to team up with government to procure more equipment for security agencies in the overall interest of the people.
Receiving the power bikes on behalf of security agencies, Lagos State Commissioner of Police, Imohimi Edgal, commended the State Government for the donation, saying the bikes would greatly help to meander to pursue criminals, especially those that like operating whenever there is traffic.
The CP said: “Power bikes are essential for hot pursuits of criminals. Power bikes in line with visibility clause in community policing also establishes police and other agencies’ visibilities on our streets and highways. That is how important these thirty power bikes are in fighting crime in Lagos and I want to assure the Governor and the good people of Lagos that we will put the bikes to good use.”
Also speaking, General Manager of LASTMA, Mr Olawale Musa; General Manager of LASEMA, Mr Adeshina Tiamiyu and the Commander of Rapid Response Squad (RRS) of the State Police Command, ACP Olatunji Disu all said the bikes would both help to prevent and fight crime and emergency situations.
Monday 22 January 2018
Today's Headlines
*AgegePulse Magazine ...the mouthpiece of Agege /Orile Agege
HEADLINES* Today Tuesday 23rd January 2018::
Ambode promises Lagosians safety
LASG to shut illegal gas plants
Lagos Assembly to pass 2018 Budget next week ' Obasa
Orile Agege LCDA Boss, J.S Babatunde Presents Over 200 JAMB Forms to Students
Agege ends 3-day Budget Retreat
...We must not allow our sacrifice to be in vain by not walking our talk - Egunjobi
*The Nation*
SA killings: culprits apprehended, arraigned says Mission
Presidency outlines Buhari's achievements
Igbo APC leaders re-endorse Buhari for 2nd term
Herdsmen attacks: OPC calls for lasting solution
Tracking high-profile corruption cases
Herdsmen attacks: OPC calls for lasting solution
Why passenger traffic dropped in 2017, by NCAA
Two NIA chiefs grilled as bid to grab $44m fails
Illegal firearms case stalled again
We are investing in navigational tools, says NAMA
Buhari: we're delivering on campaign promises
The President NBA needs
Bright prospects as Oando, Mangal feud ends
*Punch*
$500,000 bribery: CJ returns Farouk Lawans case for continuation of trial
SEast APC leaders ask FG to immortalise Alex Ekwueme
Queens College old girls, ex-principal disagree on pupils death
Ambode promises Lagosians safety
LASG to shut illegal gas plants
Govt tackles impersonation with uniform
Cattle colonies: Southern states shun FGs request for land
Delayed MPC meetingll slow down investment inflows Economists
Benue killings: Too early to blame ISIS, say police
Delayed MPC meeting'll slow down investment inflows ' Economists
Lassa fever kills Kogi doctor, five others in Ondo
Airport concession: ICRC initiates FAAN, Bi-Courtney settlement
Alleged misconduct: EFCC reports three judges to NJC
FIRS generated N4.03tn in 2017 Fowler
Ill build free, equal, just Liberia, says Weah
Petrol scarcity persists, new vessels arrive Apapa
*Vanguard*
Lassa fever: Umahi pays unscheduled visit to health ministry
FG collaborating with judges to frustrate our cases'IPOB
Lagos Assembly to pass 2018 Budget next week ' Obasa
Refuse takes over Owerri, adjoining communities
Ex-N'Delta agitators to renege on Amnesty Programme
Herdsmen attacks: Govt panel wrongly composed 'Macaulay
Sahara Group seeks increased investment in power projects
Petrol: Imo residents face extreme hardship
We have capacity to make power sector work ' GENCOs
Reconsider your harsh stance against Buhari, Presidency tells Naabba
80 students escape death as fire razes Sokoto Govt Sec School hostel
Oil market to stabilise on increased OPEC cut, swells FG's excess revenue
Herdsmen's attack on Falae's farm not a Presidency affair ' Adesina
Gov. Ortom warns against cattle rustling, retaliation
Buhari's 2nd term promoters, enemies of Nigeria'Udeogaranya
Concession Regulatory Commission wades into FAAN, Bi-Courtney faceoff
Gov. Yari swears in council chairman, 14 Permanent Secretaries
Oando ownership tussle: Peace, stability return as Tinubu, Mangal reconcile
*Guardian*
Kane gets Men's 2017 Player of the Year award
Torino set to release Joel Obi
Africa remains stable as global FDI falls to $1.52 trillion
Sanchez's move to Man U was for money, Wenger declares
Google celebrates Keshi Stephen
My success is your success, ex-footballer Weah tells Liberians
Why Samsung may not site a plant in Nigeria now
Emirates airline, Airbus agree $16b deal to keep A380 production going
Nigeria loses N1.74 trillion to absence of petroleum law
The jet set
*Thisday*
MMA2: ICRC Set to Resolve Concession Disagreement between FAAN, Bi-Courtney
Soldiers Move into Troubled LGs in Niger to Dislodge Cattle Rustlers, Kidnappers
FG Inaugurates New Revenue Generation, Collection in Mining Sector
MMA2: ICRC Set to Resolve Concession Disagreement between FAAN, Bi-Courtney
MMA2: ICRC Set to Resolve Concession Disagreement between FAAN, Bi-Courtney
Soldiers Move into Troubled LGs in Niger to Dislodge Cattle Rustlers, Kidnappers
FG Inaugurates New Revenue Generation, Collection in Mining Sector
MMA2: ICRC Set to Resolve Concession Disagreement between FAAN, Bi-Courtney
Soldiers Move into Troubled LGs in Niger to Dislodge Cattle Rustlers, Kidnappers
FG Inaugurates New Revenue Generation, Collection in Mining Sector
Sokoto Spends N2bn on Payment of Scholarship for Indigenes
Kaduna Inland Dry Port Operational Manual Ready Thursday Kasim Sumaina Abuja
Soldiers Move into Troubled LGs in Niger to Dislodge Cattle Rustlers, Kidnappers
FG Inaugurates New Revenue Generation, Collection in Mining Sector
Sokoto Spends N2bn on Payment of Scholarship for Indigenes
Kaduna Inland Dry Port Operational Manual Ready Thursday Kasim Sumaina Abuja
With Equities Market Sustaining Gains, Elumelu Confident of Nigeria's Economic Recovery
Suspected Herders Set Falae's Farm Ablaze, Casualties Recorded in Another Adamawa Clash
*Tribune*
Five die in Ondo as govt confirms 24 cases of Lassa Fever
I'll give my best to all Nigerians, Buhari tells APC South East leaders
Change your harsh stance on Buhari, Presidency begs Na'abba
Herdsmen: Nigerians protest in UK, submit letter to PM, charges Buhari to stop killings
2019: INEC seeks UN support
PHOTOS OF FARM DESTRUCTION: Why Fulani herdsmen are after me 'Falae
Benue gov rains curse on killers of his people
Court to hear Evans application seeking to quash kidnapping charges against him, February 28
Kwara 2019: Unveiling PDP's 'surprise' package
CBN pledges support for cocoa, tomato farmers
Palm produce association cries out over illegal importation of palm oil
Kwara, Kaduna, 14 others to commence establishment of cattle colonies
George Weah sworn in as Liberian president, completing historic transition of power
Sokoto govt spends N3.4bn on fertiliser for dry season farming
My husband was murdered for loving me
FG to create more job in agriculture through LIFE scheme
American sentenced to one year in Cambodian prison for raping boy
NAPRI urges FG to revive vandalised facilities
Rice, wheat farmers benefit from FADAMA projects in Anambra
Long term sustainability farming in Nigeria through value chain ownership
Environment business will yield five times more profit than others 'FRIN boss
What was destroyed in a twinkle of an eye is worth millions of naira 'Farmers lament herdsmen invasion of Ondo community
FIRS rakes N4.03trn in 2017, surpasses 2016 collection by N720bn 'Fowler
Nigeria's Economic indicators strong 'CBN Gov
CBN boosts forex market with $210m
*Pm News*
I am not desperate to be president' ' Lamido
2 South African policemen arrested for killing Nigerian
Presidency outlines Buhari's achievements to angry Na'Abba
Nigeria condemns killing of its citizen in South Africa
Rapper, Eldee Loses His Mum
Video: Olamide Breaks Down True Meaning Of 'Science Student
De Bruyne signs new deal with City
Man. United signs Sanchez from Arsenal
Lagos CJ Inaugurates Civil Procedure Rule Review Committee
Man wanted over alleged defilement of 13-year-old girl in Nasarawa State
Analyst advises Govt. to sensitise herdsmen, rejects open grazing idea
Telecos plans special documentation of ICT companies
President Buhari sympathises with victims of Kano market fire
Nigerian customs service to celebrate global community Day on Jan. 26
Nigerian Govt. to boost Ebonyi farmers' production output
Nigerian Navy destroys over 700 illegal refineries in N/Delta
Federal Govt. to complete Sabke Dam project soon ' official
Stakeholders call for total deregulation of Oil and gas sector
Eko Disco prepaid meters runs into hitches
Low funding hampering our effective operations ' Ibok-Ete Ibas
Photo News: Orile Agege LCDA Boss, J.S Babatunde Presents Over 200 JAMB Forms to Students
Agege Pulse Magazine
As earlier reported that the hard working council boss will be easing the economic pressure on some parents who lack the financial capacity to secure the 2018 Joint Admission Matriculation Board, JAMB Form for their ward(s), the wishes came into reality today when several JAMB forms were presented to students at the Council secretariat.
The presentation was done by the Vice Chairman of Orile Agege LCDA, Alhaja Pedro on behalf of the Chairman whom Agege Pulse gathered was on official assignment.
During the presentation, Alhaja Pedro reiterated that the motive for embarking on the distribution of JAMB Forms is to assist indigent parents as well as to encourage the youth to forge ahead in their academic pursuit.
Sunday 21 January 2018
Today's Headlines
*AgegePulse Magazine* the mouthpiece of Agege/Orile Agege
Headline News Today Monday 22nd January 2018::
*The Nation*
Motorists groan as fuel queues return to Lagos
Security agents: Islamic State fighters in Nigeria
Economy remains strong, says Emefiele
NNPC 'releases 250 trucks of petrol
Diezani in trouble again over withdrawal of $1.3b from NNPC accounts
Diezani in trouble again over withdrawal of $1.3b from NNPC accounts
Customs rejects another window for motor dealers
Olubadan: we're not celebrating High Court verdict
Olubadan: we're not celebrating High Court verdict
Fixing Lagos infrastructure deficit with tax earnings
How five men robbed me in Ketu, by victim
To end hunger in 2020 not realistic
Our ordeal in Libya, by returnee Ondo indigenes
A former oil minister and her billions
NBCC: cash flow major challenge to SMEs
Security: Beyond farmers/herdsmen crisies
Confusion as 'Fresh PDP' faction rejects truce with Secondus
Six firms face compulsory delisting for poor governance
*Punch*
Four feared dead in Adamawa herdsmen attack
JNI accuses CAN of using herdsmen issue to destabilise Nigeria
Ill hold you responsible for any attack, Fayose tells Fulani leader
Suspected herdsmen kill hunter in Plateau
Aide: Buharill consider his health before deciding on second term
Herdsmen kill one, rape woman in Delta
Herdsmen killings, sign of FGs failure PDP Reps caucus
Court affirms SERAPs right to challenge ex-govs double pay
Fulani herdsmen burnt down my farm, says Falae
Fuel queues return to Lagos, Ogun 'NNPC blames hitch on vessels berthing
Fuel queues return to Lagos, Ogun NNPC blames hitch on vessels berthing
Special forex window, others attract N7.406tn investments to stocks
Breach of contract: Court awards $10m against Shoprite owner
Special forex window, others attract N7.406tn investments to stocks
Emefiele allays fears over MPC meeting
Reps okay election offences panel, fix budget for candidates
Emefiele allays fears over MPC meeting
Seven banking ideas for students
*Guardian*
Activist challenges Kogi Assembly on variation in 2017 budget
Buhari's government has dragged Nigeria backward, says Junaid Mohammed
Media Seal appoints Adeniba GM
Lagos SWAN lauds Dalung over honour on group for sports' growth
Jibril seeks support for low carbon, sustainable environment
Kogi State government moves to curtail Lassa fever spread
Lagos commissions one-stop safety facility
Just two sausages per week may raise breast cancer risk
FBNInsurance wins global award
NGO donates school building, empowers 3,000 in Ebonyi community
*Vanguard*
NSC holds one-day meeting on Kaduna Dry Port operations
Ugwuanyi to reconstruct Ikem-Nkalagu federal road
King Ateke Tom backs Wike's 2nd term bid
Edo APC to hold LG primaries Jan 24
UBA introduces Leo, chat banking personality on social media platforms
UBA introduces Leo, chat banking personality on social media platforms
Itsekiri students to FG: Expedite action on NMU's name change
WAPIC becomes NFF's 'Official Insurance Services Provider
FRC moves to develop new National Code of Corporate Governance
FRC moves to develop new National Code of Corporate Governance
Ekiti people must vote PDP for continuity ' DEP GOV
Royal Exchange GMD charges staff to provide excellent customer service
Adekuoroye shines again in Pro Wrestling League
PDP can't derail our style of politics in Kwara ' Governor Ahmed
Royal Exchange GMD charges staff to provide excellent customer service
NOGIG 2018: Football preliminaries kick off today
NOGIG 2018: Football preliminaries kick off today
Expert cautions NSE, operators on introduction of derivatives
*Tribune*
Again, petrol scarcity hits Lagos
ISIS behind attacks in Benue, other areas, says Presidency
Transit herdsmen to pay N5,000 registration fee in Ekiti, says Fayose
BREAKING: Suspected herdsmen set Falae's farm on fire
Buhari is healthy to seek reelection in 2019, says Adesina
Jonathan among Africa's poorest ex-leaders 'Igali
2019: Buhari's health will be a factor 'Presidency
2019: APC leaders plan marathon reconciliation meetings to pave the way for Buhari
Fresh PDP collapses, pledges loyalty to Secondus
Osun 2018: 15 aspirants in APC, PDP jostle for Aregbesola's seat
Herdsmen, victim or culprits
Brands that will still retain consumers' loyalty in 2018
Dangerous leadership potholes
Cancelled January MPC meeting: Any effect on policy direction
Equities investors trade N46bn WoW on positive 2018 outlook
FRC inaugurates 16-man committee on National Code of Corporate Governance
Echoes from the handshake across the Niger
Minister commends Peak Milk for renovating Stadium gym
What gives birth to new trends
How good is your word' (2)
*Thisday*
UN: Over 10, 000 Cameroonian Refugees Registered in C'River
Daura Youths to Buy Nomination Forms for Buhari, Masari
Herdsmen Killing: Fayose to Hold Fulani's Leaders Responsible for Reprisal Attack
Dangote's Multi-million Naira UI Business School Ready Soon
Herdsmen Killings May Cost Buhari Second Term, Say PFN, CRM
NBA Visits Victims of New Year Day Attack in Benue
Appeal Court Judge States Why ACJA May Fail
Spate of Kidnappings Continue in Niger
Bayelsa to Shut down over 250 Sub-standard Private Schools
Media Firm Slams N200m Suit Against Access Bank over Unlawful Account...
FG Seeks Boost in Power Supply
WAPIC Becomes NFFs Official Insurance Services Provider
Lobi Stars Climb as Tornadoes Crash in Bauchi
*Daily Independent*
Govt To Sanitise Construction Industry
Ambode Asks Lagos Corps Members To Surpass Predecessors' Records
UNIUYO Trains Fresh Students, Warns Against Cultism, Sexual Escapades
Buhari's 2018 Budget Dead On Arrival 'Senators
French, Italian Police Finger Nigerian Diplomats In Organ Sales
Kidnappers Of Epe Students Granted Amnesty After Surrendering Arms
Why Judges From 12 States Won't Make Appeal Court ' NJC
NNPC Targets 10% LPG Growth, 15% Downstream Market Share
FG Vows To Tackle Violent Extremism, Hatred
2019 Election Will Show How Popular President Buhari Is ' Danu
Niger Delta: Amnesty Wants Shell Prosecuted For Rights Violations
Latest Boko Haram Attacks Politically Motivated ' Odeyemi
How Quack Doctor, Nurse Allegedly Killed My Wife, Baby 'Husband
2019: Will Nigerians Give Atiku Their Mandate
How Lagos Banker 'Tortured' Wife To Death
Edo Police Arraigns Four Over Alleged False Information
W'Cup: Bring On Any Team ' Ighalo
Adepoju Counsels Super Eagles' Players Ahead World Cup
*Pm News*
Trending Video: Baba Obasanjo shows 'em the way
Fulani herdsmen must pay N5,000 to operate in Ekiti ' Fayose
Muslim body tasks Federal Govt on security
Fulani herdsmen burn down Falae's farm
Ogun Rice Pyramid: A Word for The Nay Sayers and Never-Do-Well
Saraki visits Kwara community over monarch's death
2019: Buhari healthy to seek re-election ' Adesina
Muller scores 100 Bundesliga goals
Lassa fever: Kogi NMA tasks health workers on safety
Over 25,000 pensioners not on FG payroll ' NUP
Why I stand with Buhari
New code will boost trade, investment ' FRC
DSS to Buhari: Islamic State sponsoring killings in Benue, others
2019: Group woos support for Atiku to clinch presidential ticket
Ronaldo, Bale grab brace as Madrid put seven goals past Deportivo
Presidency raises alarm over influx of foreign terrorists
Ekiti government promotes 18 Vice- Principals, 27 others
Fuel scarcity: NNPC releases 250 trucks to Lagos
Cross River provides assistance to Cameroonian refugees
Fire razes 50 shops in Kano market
Wike: Nobody can stop me in 2019
Friday 19 January 2018
Agege ends 3-day Budget Retreat
We must not allow our sacrifice to be in vain by not walking our talk - Egunjobi
Agege Local Government Area of Lagos State has presented its 2018 budget estimates after the Executive Council Management Committee completed a three-day budget retreat held at VIP Chalet in Badagary area of the state.
At the end of the event, the council chairman, Alhaji Ganiyu Kola Egunjobi made it categorically clear to participants made up of the council management, staff, Secretary(SLG), Councillors, Supervisors, and other political appointees to put into practice their take-away from the retreat, adding that it was important that the council met its revenue expectation, and carried out its planned programmes and projects, a statement by the Special Adviser on Media to the council boss, Rotimi Sulyman claimed.
"Talk is cheap, we must put our action where our mouth is, we have been here for three days deliberating on how to move our council forward, we must not allow our sacrifice to be in vain by not walking our talk as soon as we return to the office," Egunjobi who presided over the retreat alongside the Council's Head of Administration, HOA, Builder M. A.Abass said in one of his remarks at the twilight of the event.
Abass brought his knowledge of coordinating such occasion to bear, and in one of his numerous contributions urged participants, particularly the civil servants to contribute maximally to the deliberation, saying that retreat was not a walk in the park.
"When you are at a retreat, you are expected to work extremely hard, think hard and make contributions that would be of benefit to the organisation.
"We have all heard the Chairman promising to implement all the planned projects and programmes captured in the 2018 budget asat when due. So we must seize this moment by making informed suggestions and contribution," the HOA said.
Some of those who made quite an impression on the Council management as a result of their contributions were the Chairman, Council Revenue Committee, Hon. Rasheed Osanyinpeju, the SLG, Hon. Gbenga Abiola, the Supervisor for Works, Hon. Olusola Osolana , the outgoing auditor, Mr. Monsuru Adelu and his legal counterpart, Lawyer Akin-Kunle Akin-Ajayi.
Among the facilitators who took the participants through various issues were the acting Chairman, Lagos State House of Assembly Finance Committee, Hon. Oluyinka Ogundimu, SA on Budget and Planning to Lagos State House of Assembly Speaker, Otunba Richard Akin Osungboye and a Geography Information System expert, Mr. Olubiyi Bidemi.
CLI: LASG, Visionscape intensify waste evacuation across metropolis
...Clear black spots, illegal dump sites
AgegePulse Magazine
The Lagos State Government and the environmental utility group contracted to implement the Cleaner Lagos Initiative (CLI), Visionscape Sanitation Solutions, have intensified evacuation of waste in black spots and illegal dump sites across the metropolis.
A tour of various parts of the State on Friday revealed that evacuation of filth had been carried out and still ongoing in major areas including Falomo Bridge, Obalende, Ikoyi, Mushin, Ikeja, Ipaja, Agege, Oshodi, Lagos Island, among others.
The clean-up exercise, which was simultaneously going on across the State, is in line with "Operation Deep Clean," a stop-gap measure designed to keep the city clean pending the full transition to the new waste management policy of the State Government encapsulated in the CLI.
The CLI was established to address, enforce and regulate the challenges in the solid waste management systems within the State in line with global best practices.
Speaking after observing the evacuation of heaps of refuse in Ikeja Along Bus stop on Lagos-Abeokuta Expressway, a resident of the area, Mr Babatunde Bamidele commended the State Government and Visionscape for the exercise, saying it was obvious that a good job was done.
He said: "What they have done here is very good. Everywhere is clean now. I will only appeal to them to keep up the good work by coming regularly."
Another resident, Tanwa Babarinde, who operates a public toilet in Ikeja, urged the State Government to designate officials to monitor the area especially at night to prevent indiscriminately dumping of refuse.
She said: "I like what Governor Akinwunmi Ambode is doing to make the State clean. The Visionscape people have been here to clean up this area and they did a very good job.
"My only appeal to the State Government is to designate their officials here especially at night to prevent indiscriminate dumping of waste because anytime they clean up the illegal dump site here, before the next day, you will see heaps of refuse again meaning that some people are coming here to dump waste at night," Babarinde said.
It would be recalled that the operators of Private Sector Participation (PSP) in waste management and the Lagos State Government had agreed to amicably settle a court case which delayed full implementation of CLI.
Investigation revealed that some people were going out in the middle of the night to dump waste on a large scale on the roads. But the government, in turn, had vowed to go all out after such unscrupulous elements and punish them accordingly in line with the law.
The State Government has also urged residents to properly bag their waste and put in front of their houses for evacuation by officials of the Cleaner Lagos Initiative and other assigned bodies.
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