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  Michael Abiodun 08032317659 In a heartwarming display of kindness, Hon. Bukky Adesanya, popularly known as BUKADEX, has once again demonstrated her commitment to the well-being of the aged in Ijebu Ode Local Government.  On June 5, 2025, hundreds of elderly individuals gathered at BUKADEX's office in Osinubi, Ijebu Ode, to receive Ileya gifts in the form of foodstuffs and cash. Over 200 aged individuals benefited from this generous gesture, which was a testament to BUKADEX's dedication to spreading joy and support to those in need. In her opening remarks, Honorable BUKADEX expressed that this act of kindness was just the beginning, hinting at more good deeds to come. BUKADEX's selfless act has once again endeared her to the hearts of many in Ijebu Ode and beyond.  Her commitment to the welfare of the aged is a shining example of her leadership and compassion. The Ileya gifts distributed by BUKADEX brought immense joy to the recipients, who expressed their gratitude for ...

Michael Abiodun 08032317659 As the Ileya celebration approaches, Hon. Bukky Remi Adesanya, also known as Bukadex, is once again demonstrating her commitment to the welfare of the aged in Ijebu Ode Local Government.  In conjunction with the Bukadex Humanitarian Foundation, she is set to allocate food and cash support to 200 carefully selected aged people across the 11 wards in the local government. This initiative is a testament to Bukadex's compassion and dedication to giving back to the community.  By targeting the aged, she is ensuring that those who have contributed to the growth and development of the community are not left behind.  As Bukadex aptly puts it, "Caring for the aged is not a burden but a sacred duty - a chance to honour the past, learn wisdom, and show the kindness we hope to receive in return." The event is scheduled to take place on June 5, 2025, at 9 Oshinubi Street, beside CAC Oshinubi, Ijebu Ode, at 11 am prompt.  This initiative serves as a rem...

  Rape is a heinous crime that violates a person's bodily autonomy, dignity, and human rights. In Nigeria, rape is a criminal offense punishable under the law. DEFINING RAPE  Rape is typically defined as the unlawful and unconsented sexual intercourse or penetration with another person, often through physical force, coercion, or exploitation. The criminal aspects of rape in Nigeria include: - Lack of consent: Rape occurs when a person engages in sexual activity with another person without their consent or through coercion either girlfriend of your housewife. - Use of force: Rape often involves the use of physical force, threats, or intimidation to overpower the victim. The consequences of rape under Nigerian law can be severe: - Punishment: Rape is punishable under the Nigerian Penal Code and the Violence Against Persons (Prohibition) Act 2015. Offenders can face imprisonment, fines, or both. - Stigma and trauma: Rape survivors often suffer from physical and emotional trauma, ...

Michael Abiodun 08032317659 In a bid to enhance the living conditions of residents in Ijebu-Ode Local Government, Hon. Dare Alebiosu, the Executive Chairman, has emphasized the importance of maintaining a clean and healthy environment.  According to him, "The blocking of our drainages by throwing dirty things during the rain season will cause our drainages to freeze, and most people will be waiting for rain to fall and waste will be thrown inside our drainages.  Likewise, in the market, all the leftover waste products will litter the market without being swept.  We all should rise up and clean Ijebu collectively." The Need for Collective Responsibility Hon. Alebiosu's advocacy comes as a welcome development, highlighting the need for collective responsibility in keeping the community clean. By working together, residents can maintain a healthy environment, improve public health, and enhance the overall quality of life. THE KLEAN IJEBU INITIATIVE:  A Step in the Right...

  Starting from Monday, 26th May 2025, the government has directed that any PUBLIC SECONDARY SCHOOL STUDENTS found outside the school premises wearing their school uniforms during school hours from 8:30am - 2:00 PM. Such a student will be subjected to arrest by registered security agent AMOTEKUN, SO SAFE CORPS, VIGILANTTE GROUPS, etc.. All parents and guardians are kindly requested to take note of this directive and ensure their wards adhere to it as well. We appreciate your cooperations on this matters. Issued by:  The Ministry of Education Science and Technology,  Oke mosan, Abeokuta, Ogun State.

 *ADVOCATING FOR OUR CHILDREN'S FUTURE* -  Omo+Iwa Today and always, I join a host of other parents, philanthropists, and leaders to celebrate and acknowledge the importance of our children as regards the future of our society, to support their rights while also promoting their well-being and advocating for positive changes. *"Every child is a different kind of flower, and together they make this world a beautiful garden"*. It is a day to celebrate the young generation, raise awareness about issues affecting children, recognise their rights to health and protection, and prevent them from being disenfranchised. I am particularly concerned about the under-16 policy of the Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB), which appears to be of disadvantage to our younger students based on their age. While I appreciate JAMB's recent release of results for underage candidates, I urge the board to reconsider and remove the clause that impacts their admission into various un...