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ODCCPA Chairman visits Press Centre, seeks NUJ Partnership in Protecting Consumer, war against Fake Products in Ondo
Gov Aiyedatiwa presents staff of office to Bolorunduro’s first monarch
Ondo Assembly Approves State Police Bill
Akinlosotu rallies support for Tinubu’s re-election, all APC candidates in Ondo
Ondo hosts national volunteer conference, mobilises 2,000 for community development
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

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Asonja Lauds Gov Akeredolu, OSOPADEC for Fixing Alape-Araromi Road

The commandant of Ondo State Chapter of the Tantita Security Services, Senior High Chief Idowu Asonja, has applauded the Akeredolu-led administration for timely intervening in the repairs of the Alape-Araromi

Ebiseni Returns To PDP, Says Temporary Absence Was Due To Southwest Assignment

A political juggernaut and a legal czar, Chief Olusola Nehemiah Ebiseni today stormed the Ondo State PDP Secretariat, Alagbaka Akure to announce his return to the Peoples Democratic Party, (PDP).

Akeredolu’s wife vows to continue advocate for more women in politics

Anyanwu-Akeredolu, Wife of Ondo State Governor has reiterated her commitment to continue advocated for more women in Nigeria’s political space. Anyanwu-Akeredolu made this known at the 5th Foundation for Wives

AAUA graduates 5,249 students, 42 first-class

By: Precious Oluwole Not less than 42 students of Adekunle Ajasin University, Akungba-Akoko, Ondo State, have completed their various programs in the institution with first-class. The Vice Chancellor of the

Kogi: Police speak on alleged attack on Tribunal Secretary, caution public on statements that may ‘prejudice investigations’

The Kogi State Police Command has urged the general public to refrain from statement that “may prejudice ongoing investigation into” the alleged attack on the Tribunal Secretary, David Mike. The

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