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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
Aiyedatiwa flags off ₦400m bursary, scholarship for 13,360 Ondo students
Aiyedatiwa celebrates King Sunny Ade at 80
Ondo govt, varsity unions reach agreement over wage dispute

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Ondo Assembly Confirms Akinlosotu, Aribo, Ogunleye, Others As Commissioners

By Precious Oluwole Ondo State House of Assembly has confirmed Mr. Adewale Akinlosotu, Mr Olayato Aribo, Mr Saka Yusuf Ogunleye, Pastor Segun Ayerin, Mr. Olaolu Akindolire, Alhaji Hamidu Takuro, Dr.

Adelami: Governor Aiyedatiwa celebrates dependable ally on birthday

By Precious Oluwole The Governor of Ondo State, Hon. Lucky Orimisan Aiyedatiwa, pours encomiums on the Deputy Governor of the State, Dr. Olayide Adelami, as he celebrates his birthday today.

Artisans, traders endorse Aiyedatiwa

By Precious Oluwole Trade Associations and Artisan groups in Ondo State have declared their support for Governor Lucky Orimisan Aiyedatiwa's candidacy. The groups endorsed Governor Aiyedatiwa during an interactive session

2024: Ondo APC aborigines endorse Governor Aiyedatiwa for party candidacy

By Precious Oluwole The pioneer leaders of the All Progressives Congress in Ondo State, known as APC Aborigines, have announced Governor Lucky Orimisan Aiyedatiwa as their preferred candidate ahead of

We won’t allow embittered politicians turn our state into ethnic enclave of crisis – Kogi youths declare

Youths from Kogi State, on Tuesday, declared that they had decided not to fold their arms and allow those they described as desperate politicians continue to drag the name of

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