- Over 9,000 “illegal herders” chased out of Ondo —Amotekun
- Asset forfeiture: Court strikes out EFCC’s suit against Gov. Yahaya Bello
- ODIRS warns farmers over payment of rent on Govt. land in state forest reserves
- Prominent First Class Monarch Joins Ancestors In Ondo
- ‘I’m ready to commit suicide’, Ondo woman cries out over missing children
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Over 9,000 “illegal herders” chased out of Ondo —Amotekun
The Amotekun Corps in Ondo has said over 9,000 herders who illegally found their way into the state through the border towns have been chased back. Adetunji Adeleye, the Commander
Asset forfeiture: Court strikes out EFCC’s suit against Gov. Yahaya Bello
A Federal High Court in Lagos, on Wednesday, struck out an interim order of forfeiture obtained by the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, EFCC, seeking to seize 14 properties allegedly
ODIRS warns farmers over payment of rent on Govt. land in state forest reserves
Sequel to the recent Press Statement released by the Hon Commissioner for Information and Orientation on the subject captioned “We Stand by Our Decision on Oluwa Forest Reserve”, the Ondo
Prominent First Class Monarch Joins Ancestors In Ondo
Oba Victor Oluwasegun Aganun (Iredokun 1), The 19th Olupele of Ipele in Owo local government area of Ondo State has joined his ancestors. Prince Olatunbosun Aganun while breaking the news
‘I’m ready to commit suicide’, Ondo woman cries out over missing children
By: Adeboye Philip A resident of Ondo town in Ondo State, Mrs. Funmi Afolabi has passionately appealed to the Inspector General of Police (IGP), Usman Baba, over the whereabouts of
