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OAUSTECH VC shelves 60th birthday celebration, joins Poroye for Maritime University inspection
Deji of Akure mourns Pa Fasoranti, says legacy of service will endure
Ondo Assembly mourns Pa Fasoranti, describes death as monumental loss
Fasoranti: Aiyedatiwa visits family, pays glowing tributes to late nationalist
Insecurity: Aiyedatiwa backs landlords’ role in grassroots surveillance
Insecurity: Aiyedatiwa backs military formation in Ifon
Aiyedatiwa to set up interfaith council in Ondo
2027: Ondo APC structure ready to deliver for Tinubu – Aiyedatiwa
Aiyedatiwa mourns Pa Fasoranti, says Elder statesman’s legacy will endure
AIYEDATIWA: RECOGNISING HISTORY, PRESERVING ENDURING LEGACY
Ondo’s new judiciary complex ready in december – Aiyedatiwa
2027: Yari, Aiyedatiwa, others hold consultative meeting with Ooni of Ife

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ODSG engage traditional rulers to drive TVET program

As part of its commitment to strengthening Technical and Vocational Education and Training (TVET), the Ondo State Government, through the Board for Adult, Technical and Vocational Education (BATVE), has called

Ondo Speaker Oladiji urges lawmakers to embrace peace, says Assembly crisis resolved

By Tolulope Eniola The Speaker of the Ondo State House of Assembly, Rt. Hon. Olamide Oladiji, has appealed to members of the House to put their differences aside and allow

ODSG launches safe delivery initiative as Governor Aiyedatiwa commences distribution of 1,000 ibi irorun pregnancy kits to pregnant women

In his avowed commitment to strengthening the policy of inclusiveness and improvement in the healthcare service delivery system if His Administration, Dr Lucky Orimisan Aiyedatiwa, has launched the Safe Delivery

$25m CVFF can fund vessel purchase with guaranteed cargo, says shipowner

By Joy Enamuna A former chapter president of the African Shipowners Association, Captain Ladi Olubowale, has said the $25m available to individual beneficiaries under the Cabotage Vessel Financing Fund could

US lifts 12-year entry restriction on Nigerian vessels

By Joy Enamuna The United States Coast Guard has lifted the 12-year Condition of Entry imposed on vessels calling at Nigerian ports before proceeding to the United States, the Federal

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