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Five Years After Leaving Office, Amosun s Ex-aides Appeal to Abiodun to Pay Severance Gratuity

Five Years After Leaving Office, Amosun s Ex-aides Appeal to Abiodun to Pay Severance Gratuity
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Abuja federal capital territoryOgun stateLanre adeagboSoyombo opeyemiOlusola balogunEmmanuel addehGbenga adekanmbiMusiliu oladeindeDapo abiodunIbikunle amosunPresidential lodgeHouse of assemblySenator ibikunle amosunSpecial assistantsState governmentSenior special adviser

UKRAINE: US, NATO MUST BE HELD ACCOUNTABLE

UKRAINE: US, NATO MUST BE HELD ACCOUNTABLE
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WHY ECOWAS MUST REINSTATE KABORE

WHY ECOWAS MUST REINSTATE KABORE
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Ogun governor ignores late father s wishes; owes workers, pensioners

"As we speak we are currently being owed June and July salaries and seven semesters for part-time lecturers.”.........

Ogun stateSoyombo opeyemiEmmanuel abiodunLanre adeagboSikiru ayilaraBodude tanimolaDapo abiodunOlusola balogunEdun tajudeenPt mag campaignGovernment pensioners associationCommunity developmentCredit unionHead of serviceGovernor dapo abiodunSpecial assistants

MALI: HOW THE COUP WAS PREDICTED!

Soyombo Opeyemi writes that military officers seize power in order to enrich themselves Below are excerpts from the article, “Nigeria and Mali at 60: Reflections on lust for power”, published in the some national papers on October 31 2020. “In virtually all the cases, whether in Nigeria or Mali, no military officers seize power on behalf of the people. The military usually cashes in on the frustration of the public to stage a coup in order to satisfy the lust of its officers for power. Hence one military coup usually leads to another.” The situation is the same in Mali. The rigging of parliamentary elections, using the electoral body and the judiciary, the abuse of power and misuse of security agents against the people (protesters) constituted the proverbial last straw that broke the camel’s back.

Moussa traoreSoyombo opeyemiModibo keitaAssimi goitaOla rotimiMbazulike amechiNigeria airwaysNigerian national shipping lineNigerian railwayPresident modibo keitaChief mbazulike amechiHave maliansChief justiceAlfa belgoreColonel assimi goita led national committeeTransitional president