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Aiyedatiwa flags off free certification for 500 artisans
Better days ahead for Nigeria, Ondo State — Gov Aiyedatiwa
Ondo Speaker empowers students with scholarships, learning materials
Anti-corruption network lauds NIMASA reforms, backs body cameras for enforcement
NMA seeks return of NYSC doctors as Gov Aiyedatiwa pledges more investment in health sector
Ondo govt launches AI system to automate civil service, pension
Fajolu pushes environmental sustainability in Ondo’s development agenda
Maersk, MSC, others hail US lifting of Nigeria shipping restriction
Shipping giants hail US lifting 12-year restriction on Nigerian ports
AIYEDATIWA: THE SILENT WINNING GOVERNOR
Ndigboamaka, United Nigeria Airlines unveil traders’ football tournament
Aiyedatiwa reaffirms commitment to security, charges new ASPs on duty

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Owo Council deploys drones to combat river blindness

The Owo Local Government Area of Ondo State has unveiled a drone initiative to tackle the spread of river blindness in Owo and Ose councils. At the launch on Friday,

Rev. Chris Okotie’s tacit political prognosis

Former presidential candidate and Shepherd Superintendent of the Household of God Church, Rev Chris Okotie, in a terse statement circulated in the media on Wednesday, reacted to the ongoing political

Deji orders closure of shops, markets for 2025 amole festival

In observance of the age-long tradition of the Amole Festival, all markets, shops, and stalls within Akure, the Ondo State capital, will be closed on Friday, August 29, 2025. This

Ondo Assembly reaffirms commitment to strengthening land administration, housing delivery

By Precious Oluwole The Ondo State House of Assembly Committee on Lands and Housing has reiterated its readiness to collaborate with relevant agencies in order to enhance effective land administration

Ondo Assembly warns against land grabbing, commends agro-allied companies

By Precious Oluwole The Ondo State House of Assembly has reiterated its stance against land grabbing, warning residents that the law prohibiting the act remains fully in force. The House

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