Revolution Now: After a year, DSS has again arrested Olawale Bakare, who was on trial with Sowore l'Osogbo

The DSS security forces also arrested a human rights activist who is the head of the Revolution Now party in Osun state, Olawale Bakare. As a result, DSS officers arrested Mr. Olawale Bakare and he and Sonik Choworeh were taken to court at the time. Today, one year after the law was passed and signed, Olawale Bakare is still not in the hands of the DSS police while he was in charge of the Revolutionnow movement in Osogbo, the capital of Osun State. The march was taking place in Olaiya street in Osogbo, where the members were protesting what they called government corruption, lack of adequate infrastructure, killing of the opposition and so on. The activists were in contact with the police but were covered by the DSS and arrested Mr. Olawale Bakare and some other leading members of the party before the yaks were able to escape. Presidential candidate and leader of the radical party Revolution Now, Omoyele Sowore has announced that another wave of protests has begun across Nigeria's states.


The march was taking place in Olaiya street in Osogbo, where the members were protesting what they called government corruption, lack of adequate infrastructure, killing of the opposition and so on. The activists were in contact with the police but were covered by the DSS and arrested Mr. Olawale Bakare and some other leading members of the party before the yaks were able to escape. Presidential candidate and leader of the radical party Revolution Now, Omoyele Sowore has announced that another wave of protests has begun across Nigeria's states. Sowore, who posted the tweet on his Twitter account, also reminded us that he called a year ago after the police arrested him. The march, called #Revolution Now, will begin at 8 pm at Ikeja in Eko and Unity Fountain in Abuja. In Abuja, Sowore posted a picture of how the fishermen were being pushed all the way to the border.


Sowore, who posted the tweet on his Twitter account, also reminded us that he called a year ago after the police arrested him. The march, called #Revolution Now, will begin at 8 pm at Ikeja in Eko and Unity Fountain in Abuja. In Abuja, Sowore posted a picture of how the fishermen were being pushed all the way to the border. Explaining why the visit would take place, Sowore said that "the only country that has heard the government's appeal, and has many grievances, is the government that refuses to act". Likewise, its members, Revolution Now, are arguing that "a change of leadership is needed in Nigeria, before the one-party democracy is bought by the politicians of today". There are also activists who want to join the demonstration around Nigeria, to stand together for a peaceful solution.


Explaining why the visit would take place, Sowore said that "the only country that has heard the government's appeal, and has many grievances, is the government that refuses to act". Likewise, its members, Revolution Now, are arguing that "a change of leadership is needed in Nigeria, before the one-party democracy is bought by the politicians of today". There are also activists who want to join the demonstration around Nigeria, to stand together for a peaceful solution. The Revolution Now campaign also urged the Bulwarks to use bombs and sell their weapons to prevent the coronavirus. This is the state of Lagos.


The Revolution Now campaign also urged the Bulwarks to use bombs and sell their weapons to prevent the coronavirus. This is the state of Lagos.


Independence Day Nigeria: Lamido Sanusi praises the government for its withdrawal of oil aid

The Emir of Kano once saw, Sanusi Lamido, many people shouting that they are fighting for the rights of their region, they only want their love of money. After they have been forced to rule by racial and religious strife, they start serving the people according to their own will. Lamido was speaking at a convention of the Convenant Christian Centre, led by pastor Poju Oyemade, in Lagos state. At the online meeting, the former governor of the Central Bank of Nigeria was invited to discuss the issue of discrimination and corruption that is daily being faced in Nigeria. He said the problem is not so much "with the people of this country, because of its nakedness" "I feel that those who are fighting for the Hausa, Igbo or Yoruba ethnicity are the people's love for each other. Once they reach the throne, only their own knowledge and their family's guilt remain.


At the online meeting, the former governor of the Central Bank of Nigeria was invited to discuss the issue of discrimination and corruption that is daily being faced in Nigeria. He said the problem is not so much "with the people of this country, because of its nakedness" "I feel that those who are fighting for the Hausa, Igbo or Yoruba ethnicity are the people's love for each other. Once they reach the throne, only their own knowledge and their family's guilt remain. "No one is representing North, South or East, I'm just saying, they are representing there but it's a lie. In the history of Nigeria, there has never been a government without representation from all Nigerian tribes. "The first thing to be read is that we must forget the idea that when a person is in government, he is representing his religious group, he should not be".


"No one is representing North, South or East, I'm just saying, they are representing there but it's a lie. In the history of Nigeria, there has never been a government without representation from all Nigerian tribes. "The first thing to be read is that we must forget the idea that when a person is in government, he is representing his religious group, he should not be". "One of the problems of Nigeria is the term" Federal Character "without the hype and the sanctity of the job face mark, it has no meaning" Lasiko pointing out the difference between private and public service, Sanusi said, it is important to develop a policy that will exclude politicians from the public service completely. He explained, "We should have" federal character, but how come we have a minister, who is able to face his opponent, and who is able to deliver, but we still have another minister who can't do anything new? How is it that the "Federal Character" is gaining popularity, despite the fact that the profession is not yet established.


"One of the problems of Nigeria is the term" Federal Character "without the hype and the sanctity of the job face mark, it has no meaning" Lasiko pointing out the difference between private and public service, Sanusi said, it is important to develop a policy that will exclude politicians from the public service completely. He explained, "We should have" federal character, but how come we have a minister, who is able to face his opponent, and who is able to deliver, but we still have another minister who can't do anything new? How is it that the "Federal Character" is gaining popularity, despite the fact that the profession is not yet established. We are asking the government to do something about the oil subsidies, it is right to do it, because, it is long enough that the government should have done it because of the economic situation. In his speech, Minister of Foreign Affairs and Housing, Mr. Babatunde Fashola urged Nigerians to turn to state and local governments for a natural solution to their problems, so that they can easily become a federal government. Fashola is not used by the federal government in primary schools or local government medium hospitals.


We are asking the government to do something about the oil subsidies, it is right to do it, because, it is long enough that the government should have done it because of the economic situation. In his speech, Minister of Foreign Affairs and Housing, Mr. Babatunde Fashola urged Nigerians to turn to state and local governments for a natural solution to their problems, so that they can easily become a federal government. Fashola is not used by the federal government in primary schools or local government medium hospitals. In Nigeria, there are only one hundred and seven federal government secondary schools. "I want to encourage people to go and read the Nigerian constitution. It has 25 percent of the power of the federal government, with the legislature and the judiciary holding the largest share.


In Nigeria, there are only one hundred and seven federal government secondary schools. "I want to encourage people to go and read the Nigerian constitution. It has 25 percent of the power of the federal government, with the legislature and the judiciary holding the largest share. The Lagos State Police has issued a warning that no citizen should participate in the march today to celebrate Nigeria's independence. This warning is in addition to the announcement made by the Nigerian Police Service earlier that they will deploy police across Nigeria to prevent any acts that would undermine public order. During a meeting with police chiefs in Eko state, the police commissioner, Hakeem Odumosu issued this warning.


The Lagos State Police has issued a warning that no citizen should participate in the march today to celebrate Nigeria's independence. This warning is in addition to the announcement made by the Nigerian Police Service earlier that they will deploy police across Nigeria to prevent any acts that would undermine public order. During a meeting with police chiefs in Eko state, the police commissioner, Hakeem Odumosu issued this warning. He said they will not allow any list or entry, nor any manifestation of interest that could harm the unity of Nigeria. However, the government of the state of Lagos for itself and the state of Ogun has, there is no air of laughter during Nigeria's independence celebration. In Ogun state, it was also said that there will be no evacuation from the night of September 30th till the morning of October 2nd.


He said they will not allow any list or entry, nor any manifestation of interest that could harm the unity of Nigeria. However, the government of the state of Lagos for itself and the state of Ogun has, there is no air of laughter during Nigeria's independence celebration. In Ogun state, it was also said that there will be no evacuation from the night of September 30th till the morning of October 2nd. Yes, they will be marching for two days, September 30 and October 1 Among those marching for the Nigerian Independence Day march is Omoyele Sowore and the freedom fighters, under the theme RevolutionNow. The Yoruba group also wanted to protest for the establishment of the Oduduwa Republic. These statements, spread by the police and state governments, were widely criticized but criticized by critics as illegal.


Yes, they will be marching for two days, September 30 and October 1 Among those marching for the Nigerian Independence Day march is Omoyele Sowore and the freedom fighters, under the theme RevolutionNow. The Yoruba group also wanted to protest for the establishment of the Oduduwa Republic. These statements, spread by the police and state governments, were widely criticized but criticized by critics as illegal. On Twitter, protesters are expressing their dismay at the government's order.


On Twitter, protesters are expressing their dismay at the government's order.


Osogbo JTF vs Youth Protest: Idris Ajibola's family demands justice for the death of their son

"Your labor shall not be in vain, and all that are yours I commit to God". Temitope, brother of Idris Ajibola of the Osogbo police force, was killed by his friends. Idris Salabaib died on the 15th of September 2020. BBC Yoruba visited the grieving family in Osogbo where the funeral was not planned as the family was attending the funeral of their son. All their words are used by God - The truth is revealed by the police and we are told by Idris's shareholders. Earlier, the boy's father brother Kehinde Ajibola said that his son was not a Yahoo Yahoo and that the police had unlawfully killed the boy.


BBC Yoruba visited the grieving family in Osogbo where the funeral was not planned as the family was attending the funeral of their son. All their words are used by God - The truth is revealed by the police and we are told by Idris's shareholders. Earlier, the boy's father brother Kehinde Ajibola said that his son was not a Yahoo Yahoo and that the police had unlawfully killed the boy. His brother told BBC Yoruba that "our son is not a yahoo boy, he is an engineer and is working on a new phone after he graduated". He said that he had received a phone call that day that his brother had been killed and his body had been taken to the Osun state governor's office, Gboyega Oyetola.


His brother told BBC Yoruba that "our son is not a yahoo boy, he is an engineer and is working on a new phone after he graduated". He said that he had received a phone call that day that his brother had been killed and his body had been taken to the Osun state governor's office, Gboyega Oyetola.


Eton apologizes to Nigerian student for racism

The former head of the renowned Eton College, has told the BBC that one of the biggest problems with the first black student to graduate from Eton College, Dilibe Onyeama, was facing discrimination and discrimination while studying there. Dilibe Onyeama, the country's best-known writer, is also the brother of current Foreign Minister, Geofrey Onyeama. Dilibe graduated from Eton in 1969. Dilibe Onyeama wrote a book about the discrimination she witnessed at the school and how the school did not allow her to return. Eton's headmaster, Simon Henderson, has taken steps to stop this practice but he believes it is 'just a matter of time before they do it' Mr Henderson asked this question in response to a BBC interview, about a documentary by journalist Ada Triobicia Nwaubani, on what Onyeama saw in racism and the rise of Black Lives Matter. Source: Eton College and BBC The headmaster of the school said he would like to see Onyeama to ask for a foreign exchange "and he is aware that there is no time when we cannot return to Eton' "We all have to speak out, and we all want to be united - I am ready to take this opportunity to push for real, direct change' Onyeama told the BBC that there is no problem and that the incident does not bring about change as


Dilibe Onyeama wrote a book about the discrimination she witnessed at the school and how the school did not allow her to return. Eton's headmaster, Simon Henderson, has taken steps to stop this practice but he believes it is 'just a matter of time before they do it' Mr Henderson asked this question in response to a BBC interview, about a documentary by journalist Ada Triobicia Nwaubani, on what Onyeama saw in racism and the rise of Black Lives Matter. Source: Eton College and BBC The headmaster of the school said he would like to see Onyeama to ask for a foreign exchange "and he is aware that there is no time when we cannot return to Eton' "We all have to speak out, and we all want to be united - I am ready to take this opportunity to push for real, direct change' Onyeama told the BBC that there is no problem and that the incident does not bring about change as He added that, as the stranger was asked, 'let it be known that the discrimination against a person is more common because of his or her skin colour or ethnicity than any other type of behaviour.' He told the BBC that he was mocked by his peers every day. 'Why are you wearing black?' they are often asked. 'How many strands are in your hair?'


He added that, as the stranger was asked, 'let it be known that the discrimination against a person is more common because of his or her skin colour or ethnicity than any other type of behaviour.' He told the BBC that he was mocked by his peers every day. 'Why are you wearing black?' they are often asked. 'How many strands are in your hair?' and 'Did your mother put a bone in your nose?' Whenever Onyeama fails in his studies or sports, he is often blamed for the lack of success because he is black. When he passed the senior exam, he was a shock to the whole school.


and 'Did your mother put a bone in your nose?' Whenever Onyeama fails in his studies or sports, he is often blamed for the lack of success because he is black. When he passed the senior exam, he was a shock to the whole school. They started saying, 'I hear you, how did you do that?' 'They asked me, 'Why don't you do well in the exam?' After completing his studies there, Onyeama wrote about all this in his life story.


They started saying, 'I hear you, how did you do that?' 'They asked me, 'Why don't you do well in the exam?' After completing his studies there, Onyeama wrote about all this in his life story. In 1972, the school wrote that they no longer wanted to fight his footsteps. All the big-time freaks out there, not so long ago as the big British companies like Lloyd's of London and Greene King, were begging the freaks that their hands weren't in the money. The 'Black Lives Matter' campaign that took place in the streets, made everyone beg for asylum from blacks.


In 1972, the school wrote that they no longer wanted to fight his footsteps. All the big-time freaks out there, not so long ago as the big British companies like Lloyd's of London and Greene King, were begging the freaks that their hands weren't in the money. The 'Black Lives Matter' campaign that took place in the streets, made everyone beg for asylum from blacks. Eton was founded in 1440 by King Henry VI, and became famous for the quality of its education. Currently, students at the school are paying about $1,500 a year.


Eton was founded in 1440 by King Henry VI, and became famous for the quality of its education. Currently, students at the school are paying about $1,500 a year.


Ban on Okada: Some people are against the law on the movement of farmers, others are against it

BBC Yoruba comes to the fore to hear the concerns over a recently announced law by the Lagos state government that bans the use of bicycles and Marwa in some parts of the state. The law will come into force on February 1, 2020, and the 15-county ban will be lifted. The views expressed by the BBC on the incident are mixed, with some adhering to the law of the land, others opposing it.


Okada Banada: The father of the child was arrested by the police with only 20,000 but refused to take it

We're not even a mile away from the mountain king. The father of a girl, Mariam Sobukola, who was shot during a protest in the fishing village of Eko, protesting the government's ban on bicycles and bicycles, shouted to BBC Yoruba. As we speak, Mukaila Sobukola was the only one who was not aware of the incident and was the only one who had heard about the tragedy. The doctor immediately removed the gun from the girl, and put it on her hand, she had mud, the third day the doctor again asked her to bring the gun back, but she was not given it. He added that a policewoman appeared at the hospital, and then spent a thousand naira to them, but she did not touch her, and since then, they have heard nothing.


Charly Boy: I'm familiar with the ban on wrestling in Lagos State!

The father of police in Eko state, Charles Oputa, who people call Charly boy has spoken about how the government has been trying to find police in the roads and in a rural area in Eko state. Charly Boy who has been silent to the police officers outside now, said he adheres to the rule of the Eko state government. 'Area fada shared her thoughts on Instagram, after saying that people were looking at why she was silent on the incident. Pajawiri is Charly Boy called the subject of his speech, and said that people should be careful in their area, because the big cats have entered the state of Eko. He had his investigation with the police chief show that those he supported in the past, who were his students are there now. Charly Boy has other militants, Shia has them and others who don't even know their religion, because their way is different from other Muslims.


Pajawiri is Charly Boy called the subject of his speech, and said that people should be careful in their area, because the big cats have entered the state of Eko. He had his investigation with the police chief show that those he supported in the past, who were his students are there now. Charly Boy has other militants, Shia has them and others who don't even know their religion, because their way is different from other Muslims. The police chief was lying to the people and the government at large to use the people for the propaganda for a proper security system in the state of Lagos and Nigeria at large. Police in Lagos state have been holding hands with police who have killed 21 policemen who have broken up a riot in Iyana Ipaja district in Lagos state. Police spokesman Bala Elkana made the remarks to BBC Yoruba, while discussing the clashes between police and police in the district.


The police chief was lying to the people and the government at large to use the people for the propaganda for a proper security system in the state of Lagos and Nigeria at large. Police in Lagos state have been holding hands with police who have killed 21 policemen who have broken up a riot in Iyana Ipaja district in Lagos state. Police spokesman Bala Elkana made the remarks to BBC Yoruba, while discussing the clashes between police and police in the district. Elkana was the police force that attacked the police officers who were working for them, to ensure that no police officer would take the roadblocks in the state of Eko, so that the police officers would not work there. He said that the police had not used their weapons in the workplace and had attacked the police officers who were crossing the Iyana Playa road. The spokesperson of the police department attacked these police officers if they did not act as they were sent to assist them, and 21 of the policemen were shot by police.


Elkana was the police force that attacked the police officers who were working for them, to ensure that no police officer would take the roadblocks in the state of Eko, so that the police officers would not work there. He said that the police had not used their weapons in the workplace and had attacked the police officers who were crossing the Iyana Playa road. The spokesperson of the police department attacked these police officers if they did not act as they were sent to assist them, and 21 of the policemen were shot by police. Elkana is the one who is taking the arrested police officers to court for allegedly violating the law, and attacking the police officers at the workplace. People responding on the Twitter channel shared their experiences in the area during the riots. The sources said that the police were trying to show that the police had crossed the assembly line and arrested the police.


Elkana is the one who is taking the arrested police officers to court for allegedly violating the law, and attacking the police officers at the workplace. People responding on the Twitter channel shared their experiences in the area during the riots. The sources said that the police were trying to show that the police had crossed the assembly line and arrested the police. We have received reports that a clash took place in the Iyana Ipaja area of Eko city in the middle of the night between police and police. According to the report, police officers in the Lagos state are entering the farmhouse to search for the people who have the stash, and they are taking their stash. The incident that started with Raji Rasaki in Iyana Ipaja has made the situation worse, with young people burning the tires of cars, and the police are holding the car.


We have received reports that a clash took place in the Iyana Ipaja area of Eko city in the middle of the night between police and police. According to the report, police officers in the Lagos state are entering the farmhouse to search for the people who have the stash, and they are taking their stash. The incident that started with Raji Rasaki in Iyana Ipaja has made the situation worse, with young people burning the tires of cars, and the police are holding the car. The youths were also raising trees, throwing rocks to show their protest, and there was also a loud gunfire in the village. The car was hit by a stone and the glass was broken, the people who were on the bus were killed, especially those who were about to board the bus and those who were in the car were killed and they were fighting for their lives during the crisis. One of the villagers, Iyana Ipaja, explained that they were in the house without the Okada, when they went into a house to sell the Okada.


The youths were also raising trees, throwing rocks to show their protest, and there was also a loud gunfire in the village. The car was hit by a stone and the glass was broken, the people who were on the bus were killed, especially those who were about to board the bus and those who were in the car were killed and they were fighting for their lives during the crisis. One of the villagers, Iyana Ipaja, explained that they were in the house without the Okada, when they went into a house to sell the Okada. The girl was then handcuffed to their fortified areas like Abule Ẹgba, and the police were shooting at them. The Lagos state government has banned the use of Maruwa bicycles and bicycles in some of the 19 local government areas of the state.


The girl was then handcuffed to their fortified areas like Abule Ẹgba, and the police were shooting at them. The Lagos state government has banned the use of Maruwa bicycles and bicycles in some of the 19 local government areas of the state.


Opolada Adu: Nigeria disappointed me because they did not take me

Yoruba is the language of the bones, the head is cut off, but this is not the case for Oladapo Adu, who represented Nigeria in the Chess Championship in Sierra Leone. Adu, a Nigerian living in the United States, explained that he brought four Nigerians to represent him in the Chess tournament without putting money on their shoulders. He had bought a night and night ticket to Sierra Leone, but when the competition ended in March, the coronavirus had subsided. The coronavirus caused his plane to crash and he flew from Freetown to Abidjan on March 24. The Yuki nations in West Africa have found a way to represent their country in the tournament, Nigeria has not even remembered it, and the three Yuki teams that represented Nigeria have already left.


Lagos Okada ban: Humanity's ancestors borrowed food wheels

The issue of the Lagos state government banning the practice is emerging with various protests taking place against the move. On Monday, the activists took the seat of the Lagos state government in Alausa, and are appealing to the government to ban the use of bicycles and Maruwa in some areas.The activists, who have a wide range of challenges, have issued several titles to call the attention of the government to the difficulties they are facing through the implementation of the ban. From many areas of Eko to the local Akananda, whose opps are Hausa, have been shown, even, they also attached their titles to the Maruwa carriage which they carried us to the object of protest. Speaking to the BBC, one of the activists explained that the protesters came to visit our family and see the problem faced by the activists because of the ban on bicycles and bicycles. "The government told us not to go out to farm in the fields, we listened to them and we collected our money to buy a Maruwa bicycle, otherwise we would get free money. We buy this bike for $1,000 or less, and others, we pay for it a little".


Speaking to the BBC, one of the activists explained that the protesters came to visit our family and see the problem faced by the activists because of the ban on bicycles and bicycles. "The government told us not to go out to farm in the fields, we listened to them and we collected our money to buy a Maruwa bicycle, otherwise we would get free money. We buy this bike for $1,000 or less, and others, we pay for it a little". "We are supporting ourselves, our family and other people, who are also helping other people like the wolves who are free to ride in our Maruwa car. But the government without our prior notice, go and ban the use of Maruwa carts" He added that these satanic creatures are cooperating with the government, and are demanding that the government give them money, sit them down or take a monthly salary from them. But if this is not the case, then the people will not respect this law, the government of Lagos should pass this law, considering it useful for themselves and our country.


"We are supporting ourselves, our family and other people, who are also helping other people like the wolves who are free to ride in our Maruwa car. But the government without our prior notice, go and ban the use of Maruwa carts" He added that these satanic creatures are cooperating with the government, and are demanding that the government give them money, sit them down or take a monthly salary from them. But if this is not the case, then the people will not respect this law, the government of Lagos should pass this law, considering it useful for themselves and our country.


Revolution Now: Sowore, Bakare sued DSS chief, they are asking for one billion naira

Omoyele Chowore and Olawale Bakare, who were the founders of the now-defunct DSS, both brought to justice the DSS chief Yusuf Bichi and the head of the Nigerian Justice Department, Mr. Abubakar Malami. Chowore and Bakare both filed a lawsuit in the Abuja High Court, demanding 500 million naira each for the harassment by the DSS since their arrest. They also received money for their rights violated by the DSS after the court ordered their immediate release, and they are no longer eligible for health care, and their right to travel wherever they want. They added that the detention of DSS children and their mother in Lagos on 2 August and in Osogbo on 5 August violates human rights. Their lawyers, Femi Falana who named the case as Sohore and Bakare, also headed the DSS and the Justice Department also challenged the Nigerian Constitution as it is written in the constitution. On November 6, the court ordered the DSS to release Shoore and Bakare, but the DSS refused to heed the court order.


Belly Mujinga: UK police closure sparks outrage from the media

Belly Mujinga was a UK train worker who died from coronavirus. It is not because of his illness that he made the announcement of his death, as it is not the way Belly has accepted the coronavirus. A white male with coronavirus was injured in Mujinga, and the woman was infected by the incident, which caused her to lose her sight. The UK Police investigated the incident and reported that the police had no information on the suspects, and the search was started. The head of the household, Lusamba Katalay, while speaking to BBC Yoruba explained that the death of his wife was a great loss, especially for the mother of his child. Katalay wants the whole world to remember Belly Mujinga as a hardworking and compassionate woman, who never hid her face.


Security Walk: Femi Emmanuel is a safe walk but not a relief from the government

The leader of the Muslim rights movement, MURIC, professor Ishaq Akintola has said that the party does not support the protest of the followers of Christ against the issue of women's equality in the country. Ishaq told BBC Yoruba that it is not right for a religious leader to be active in the crowd, that he is protesting against the government. The expert in the case made it appear as if the participants were fighting against the government, and had joined a political party. He explained that before the religious leaders carry out the protest, they should look at themselves and be alert because the people who go to the church are criminals. Ishaq further said that the people who participated in the protest were against the government because they did not see the good that the government was doing, except for this one. He has not been seen as a good boy because he is using the people to protest against the government, and he is not opposed to the government at all.


He explained that before the religious leaders carry out the protest, they should look at themselves and be alert because the people who go to the church are criminals. Ishaq further said that the people who participated in the protest were against the government because they did not see the good that the government was doing, except for this one. He has not been seen as a good boy because he is using the people to protest against the government, and he is not opposed to the government at all. For his part, Pastor Femi Emmanuel, from Living Spring International told the BBC that the Christian mandate to perform the ritual is a good step. Although the move could not disrupt the government, it did have a Christian influence on the political situation in the country. It is not for the followers of Christ and church leaders like Adeboye's father to stand up for what is happening in Nigeria.


For his part, Pastor Femi Emmanuel, from Living Spring International told the BBC that the Christian mandate to perform the ritual is a good step. Although the move could not disrupt the government, it did have a Christian influence on the political situation in the country. It is not for the followers of Christ and church leaders like Adeboye's father to stand up for what is happening in Nigeria. The pastoral issue is a widespread issue that is plaguing Nigeria in the leadership issue, so Christians have to join politics and choose a good leader for this country. He further explained that prayer alone is not enough, but the church is to rise to their responsibility by participating in the political system. On 2 February 2020, some Christians protested against the ongoing security situation and the killing of Christians in the country by Boko Haram militants, according to the senior priest of Irapada Church, E.A.


The pastoral issue is a widespread issue that is plaguing Nigeria in the leadership issue, so Christians have to join politics and choose a good leader for this country. He further explained that prayer alone is not enough, but the church is to rise to their responsibility by participating in the political system. On 2 February 2020, some Christians protested against the ongoing security situation and the killing of Christians in the country by Boko Haram militants, according to the senior priest of Irapada Church, E.A. Your leader.


Kogi Election: Dino Melaye wants to know how fake police beat real police during Kogi election

The PDP candidate in the Senate by-election for the Kogi West constituency, Dino Melaye, did not testify to the INEC election committee to expose the scandal that occurred during the recent Kogi election. Dino Melaye met the senior director of the news and voter registration department under INEC, Mr. Festus Okoye, and presented the evidence on a 21 DVD video presentation. Dino Melaye with the evidence he brought us, wanted INEC to vote in the elections. You also signed a petition to support the evidence, signed by your lawyer, Tobechukwu Nweke. Among the things he said in his indictment was that 'there were fraud, vote box theft and other irregularities during the election, which led to murder, and I put your evidence in a video tape I took and I lied to INEC to influence the election' Melaye also cited the statement of the Nigerian police chief who said that politicians helped to manipulate the police who voted in places in Bayelsa and Kogi Dino Melaye said that if something like this happens in Nigeria, there is no hope that adequate security can be provided to the city.


You also signed a petition to support the evidence, signed by your lawyer, Tobechukwu Nweke. Among the things he said in his indictment was that 'there were fraud, vote box theft and other irregularities during the election, which led to murder, and I put your evidence in a video tape I took and I lied to INEC to influence the election' Melaye also cited the statement of the Nigerian police chief who said that politicians helped to manipulate the police who voted in places in Bayelsa and Kogi Dino Melaye said that if something like this happens in Nigeria, there is no hope that adequate security can be provided to the city. The INEC officials who received the complaint and the evidence against him told him that they would investigate the complaint against us. INEC had earlier announced that the election of Dino Melaye and Smart Adeyemi of the ruling APC was unsuccessful. The INEC therefore decided to hold the re-poll in the nearest polling stations.


The INEC officials who received the complaint and the evidence against him told him that they would investigate the complaint against us. INEC had earlier announced that the election of Dino Melaye and Smart Adeyemi of the ruling APC was unsuccessful. The INEC therefore decided to hold the re-poll in the nearest polling stations.


George Floyd: Police body image shows how George Floyd is unable to breathe

A new investigation has revealed that a police officer who was accused of killing George Floyd told him that he did not keep quiet during the whole time he was shouting that he could not identify me. A leaked video shows George Floyd, screaming for his newly divorced mother, and his children that he will be killed by the police. The investigation sheds light on Floyd's struggle for his life. There were many public outcry in May 2020 following the death of George Floyd. Four police officers who were arrested in connection with the death of George Floyd have been taken into custody and placed in police custody. Derek Chauvin is tearfully accusing the murderers of the dead.


There were many public outcry in May 2020 following the death of George Floyd. Four police officers who were arrested in connection with the death of George Floyd have been taken into custody and placed in police custody. Derek Chauvin is tearfully accusing the murderers of the dead. Three police officers - Thomas Lane, J Alexander Kueng and Tou Thao - were charged with aiding and abetting the alleged murder.One of the lawyers who directed the new investigative video, is calling for the government to drop the alleged case against Thomas Lane, as he was not involved in the murder. One of the lawyers accused the four police officers of using graphic evidence to silence Floyd. The graphic shows that, perhaps during the war George Floyd shouted that he could not be identified, after tears were poured, the police officer Chauvin was able to say that he did not keep his mouth shut, did not silence the murmuring.


Three police officers - Thomas Lane, J Alexander Kueng and Tou Thao - were charged with aiding and abetting the alleged murder.One of the lawyers who directed the new investigative video, is calling for the government to drop the alleged case against Thomas Lane, as he was not involved in the murder. One of the lawyers accused the four police officers of using graphic evidence to silence Floyd. The graphic shows that, perhaps during the war George Floyd shouted that he could not be identified, after tears were poured, the police officer Chauvin was able to say that he did not keep his mouth shut, did not silence the murmuring. Thousands of protesters took to the streets of central London on Saturday, despite police warnings of the march. Many of them threw bottles at the police when they attacked each other. They say that the people who want to cover the games are looking down on some people because they are being treated with discrimination.


Thousands of protesters took to the streets of central London on Saturday, despite police warnings of the march. Many of them threw bottles at the police when they attacked each other. They say that the people who want to cover the games are looking down on some people because they are being treated with discrimination. Met police have been forced to withdraw from operations due to an incident during a protest last weekend. The 'Black Lives Matter' movement has also spread across the UK to London. The protesters of Saturday's rally have urged the people to join those who want to protest against the apartheid system.


Met police have been forced to withdraw from operations due to an incident during a protest last weekend. The 'Black Lives Matter' movement has also spread across the UK to London. The protesters of Saturday's rally have urged the people to join those who want to protest against the apartheid system. But a small group of protesters gathered at the war memorial in Whitehall and marched to the Winston Churchill memorial in Parliament Square. Churchill's show was covered up to ensure that the protesters were not beaten down.


But a small group of protesters gathered at the war memorial in Whitehall and marched to the Winston Churchill memorial in Parliament Square. Churchill's show was covered up to ensure that the protesters were not beaten down.


MEKUNA: The conservation movement is more than religious, it is mostly hunters and ethnic minorities

Around the capital of the Yoruba state, protesters marched on Monday to peacefully accept the unity of the south-western coast of Nigeria, now known as Amotekun. At the rally, organised by the Yoruba World Congress, in Ibadan, Kunle Ades individuo declared that anyone who does not want to accept Amotekun's policies, does not like Yoruba. Adesanya also stressed that whoever is fighting Amotekun system, is fighting the Yoruba generation, and told the Yoruba governors to be afraid because we are behind them. Also in Akureh, the people who arrived there announced that the Amotekun League was beyond religious because hunters and Adhakya were there. They stressed that the Amotekun security force is not there to target the Fulani ethnic group, but anyone who commits crimes in Amotekun will face a fight, the Yoruba is not.


Ibadan Oba Crisis: Government official refuses to call a meeting before removing the case from court

The 21 crowned kings after Olubadan even though Ibadan has responded to a rainy news that the court is about to take over their crown. On Friday, newspapers reported that a judge of the Ibadan High Court, Aderonke Aderemi, had announced that a bill would be introduced to promote the 21 kings of the former Ibadan, which would allow them to be crowned as kings of Ibadan. The report added that Governor Seyi Makinde decided to dismiss the case of the Olubadan-Yoku dynasty, and to see the matter resolved in a peaceful manner, so that peace can be restored between Olubadan and his subjects. King Lekan Balogun, while speaking to BBC Yoruba, announced that the move was not appropriate, and that they were not comfortable at all because they were not following the leader. The King Balogun announced that if the government takes such a step, then it should not listen to the 21 kings, and they should decide on it in the absence of this. He added that the crown is permanent, there is nothing to wear the crown on because they will go back to that court on the government's move.


King Lekan Balogun, while speaking to BBC Yoruba, announced that the move was not appropriate, and that they were not comfortable at all because they were not following the leader. The King Balogun announced that if the government takes such a step, then it should not listen to the 21 kings, and they should decide on it in the absence of this. He added that the crown is permanent, there is nothing to wear the crown on because they will go back to that court on the government's move. "No one can take the crown on us 21 kings from Ibadan because the coronation was done in a legal way, not a heavy way. They did not call a meeting before they wanted to drop the case because it was impossible. We will call another court to challenge this move immediately.


"No one can take the crown on us 21 kings from Ibadan because the coronation was done in a legal way, not a heavy way. They did not call a meeting before they wanted to drop the case because it was impossible. We will call another court to challenge this move immediately. We were not elected, we were not accepted". "The process of learning in Ibadan is not as different as in other Yoruba cities. As a small city, Lagos was home to thirty-three kings, and the Ibadan region was covered by the Kansas City Monarchy.


We were not elected, we were not accepted". "The process of learning in Ibadan is not as different as in other Yoruba cities. As a small city, Lagos was home to thirty-three kings, and the Ibadan region was covered by the Kansas City Monarchy. The same is true of Ekiti, Ondo, Ẹgba and so on, except that Ibadan is different from Yoruba". The king asked that the people of the country should not be allowed to enter the kingdom without considering the development of the Ibadan region, so, it is unlikely, they will meet in court, the crown will be forever, there is nothing to be done on the illegal roads.


The same is true of Ekiti, Ondo, Ẹgba and so on, except that Ibadan is different from Yoruba". The king asked that the people of the country should not be allowed to enter the kingdom without considering the development of the Ibadan region, so, it is unlikely, they will meet in court, the crown will be forever, there is nothing to be done on the illegal roads.


Bisi Alimi: I am happy that Gabon has abolished same-sex marriage

A gay activist who is interested in his fellow gays, Bisi Alimi, is happy to see that Gabon has done what it should have done, in terms of legalizing gay marriage. Alimi, who is married to her husband, also says that many gay men and women like what Gabon has done, and the anger that Nigeria has shown towards the move is frustrating. Bisi Alimi added that, Yoruba culture is not against that the male is attracted to the male and the female is attracted to the female to marry clay the topic in Yoruba culture is considered love to each other, because love is the list of laws. He used the Sango Goddess as an example of how Yoruba practice is to make men dress like women because Sango wears women's hair, wears women's clothes, and also wears a skirt. Alimi has been criticizing politicians for their treatment of gays and lesbians, and this should not be the case because they all voted for these politicians.


A Story to Remember: Kuti, the heroine of Beauty, a role model for young women today

The word "child" is more than "child" and "power" is more than "power" is the word that Google remembers. The late Frances Abigail Thomas was born in Abeokuta, Ogun State, Nigeria on October 25, 1900. Funmilayọ Ransome Kuti is the son of a farmer and a farmer whose father was a sugarcane farmer in Saro. January 3, 1949 was a memorable day in Abéokuta in the War State. This is the day of the pombam altar, where Oba Samuel Ladjoong Ademola II laid his wreath at Ẹ̀gbá. She was the leader of the Women's Unity Movement in Aghghghor at the time.


January 3, 1949 was a memorable day in Abéokuta in the War State. This is the day of the pombam altar, where Oba Samuel Ladjoong Ademola II laid his wreath at Ẹ̀gbá. She was the leader of the Women's Unity Movement in Aghghghor at the time. He used the previous campaign to protest the tax cuts and the suffering of the voters. Frances Abigail Olufunmilayọ Thomas was born on 25th October 1900 into a literary family. When you went to school in England, you saw a few bees creeping up on the black people.


He used the previous campaign to protest the tax cuts and the suffering of the voters. Frances Abigail Olufunmilayọ Thomas was born on 25th October 1900 into a literary family. When you went to school in England, you saw a few bees creeping up on the black people. This is thought by some to have caused him to remove the name of the bee from his name, to become only the Giver. When Funmilayo returned to Nigeria, she found that the Nigerian government was doing bad by imposing heavy taxes on the people. The local government of Alake of Egbada is responsible for collecting the tax on the merchants.


This is thought by some to have caused him to remove the name of the bee from his name, to become only the Giver. When Funmilayo returned to Nigeria, she found that the Nigerian government was doing bad by imposing heavy taxes on the people. The local government of Alake of Egbada is responsible for collecting the tax on the merchants. The high taxes on this market coupled with the violence used by law enforcement to suppress the police, became a huge burden on women. Yes, there is no space for women to participate in politics, there is no way for women to express their opinion. This led to a protest, which was preceded by the Abeket women's union.


The high taxes on this market coupled with the violence used by law enforcement to suppress the police, became a huge burden on women. Yes, there is no space for women to participate in politics, there is no way for women to express their opinion. This led to a protest, which was preceded by the Abeket women's union. Formilayu Ransome-Kuti and her brother-in-law, Ẹniọla Ṣoyinka (Mother of Wọle Ṣoyinka), founded this coalition to fight for women's freedom from the Ajeri. One was shocked to hear what was happening to the women of Egba from the local and foreign workers and that they were also selling the clothes that they were forced to sell to women, who were paying for it to each other. This is how you start your daily struggle against this evil and evil.


Formilayu Ransome-Kuti and her brother-in-law, Ẹniọla Ṣoyinka (Mother of Wọle Ṣoyinka), founded this coalition to fight for women's freedom from the Ajeri. One was shocked to hear what was happening to the women of Egba from the local and foreign workers and that they were also selling the clothes that they were forced to sell to women, who were paying for it to each other. This is how you start your daily struggle against this evil and evil. The government is carefully reviewing them with banners and banners. It all came to a head when Funmilayara failed to pay her own taxes, which led to her being prosecuted and many women followed in 1947. After the government arrested Funmilayal on charges of not paying her own taxes, the women called for the court to be closed.


The government is carefully reviewing them with banners and banners. It all came to a head when Funmilayara failed to pay her own taxes, which led to her being prosecuted and many women followed in 1947. After the government arrested Funmilayal on charges of not paying her own taxes, the women called for the court to be closed. They never raised any trees or cushions. They did as the Aba women did in 1929, when they were protesting over their overpaid salaries. This makes it impossible to get the police to attack them.


They never raised any trees or cushions. They did as the Aba women did in 1929, when they were protesting over their overpaid salaries. This makes it impossible to get the police to attack them. The then King of Alake, King Samuel Ladjunga Ademola and the Oyinbo Ajwale fought against Ransome-Kuti's wife. They issued a ban on the entry of the law, tried to confuse the party leaders, to persuade Kuti to understand, but to no avail. The women insisted that if Alake wrote his divorce, they would stop coming.


The then King of Alake, King Samuel Ladjunga Ademola and the Oyinbo Ajwale fought against Ransome-Kuti's wife. They issued a ban on the entry of the law, tried to confuse the party leaders, to persuade Kuti to understand, but to no avail. The women insisted that if Alake wrote his divorce, they would stop coming. After years of protests, in July 1948, the ruling party issued a decree, accusing Alake of fraud and abuse of power. They pulled Ala out of the mud and hit the mud-slip town for him after the protest. Alake left his head, he left his head.


After years of protests, in July 1948, the ruling party issued a decree, accusing Alake of fraud and abuse of power. They pulled Ala out of the mud and hit the mud-slip town for him after the protest. Alake left his head, he left his head. Four women including Chief Ransome-Kuti were elected to the local government council, and it was mandated that women pay taxes. Formilayol also continued on the women's rights movement across the continent to Ghana, Sierra Leone and so on. In February 1978, Funmilayo Kuti was thrown from the window by his son Fela Anikulapo Kuti, which led to his presidency.


Four women including Chief Ransome-Kuti were elected to the local government council, and it was mandated that women pay taxes. Formilayol also continued on the women's rights movement across the continent to Ghana, Sierra Leone and so on. In February 1978, Funmilayo Kuti was thrown from the window by his son Fela Anikulapo Kuti, which led to his presidency. He was released on April 1978. If there is no Alidi, their son inherits the clan in Funmilayọ made his migration, His children like B Bẹẹ Ransome - Kuti and Fela the continue on this, that is, if the son of a tribe is born, the tribe is the same.


He was released on April 1978. If there is no Alidi, their son inherits the clan in Funmilayọ made his migration, His children like B Bẹẹ Ransome - Kuti and Fela the continue on this, that is, if the son of a tribe is born, the tribe is the same.


BBC Yoruba comes to the fore to hear the concerns over a recently announced law by the Lagos state government that bans the use of bicycles and Marwa in some parts of the state. The video was shared by people on the ban on the practice of Yahoo: The law will be implemented by February 2020 and the 15-member assembly will have a single word. The views expressed by the BBC on the incident are mixed, with some adhering to the law of the land, others opposing it.


Oxford Dictionary: Some writers have a disdain for the original English language in the process

Nigerian Ogbonna languages have recently been incorporated into the Oxford English Dictionary (OED), and controversy still rages over what should not be considered a true Ogbonna language. In the past, those who have made themselves the police for the English language, often pretend to be the masters of the dialects that are spoken in Nigeria today, but now, these dialects have entered the English language dictionary, we have seen something interesting, if they still oppose who speaks. The language of milk, which is the most widely spoken in Nigeria, was included in the language manual, which was used to demonstrate that milk has become accepted worldwide and in the largest country in Africa. But now, the move to include the Nigerian dialects in the English dictionary has also sparked a lot of controversy, with the opinion of the public being divided over the move. Today, there is no consensus about the views of English beekeepers on how Nigerian beekeeping entered their beekeeping language codes, as many beekeeping languages have gone over them. Similarly, other people are arguing that it is not correct to include foreign language, the language spoken in Nigeria, as a language of choice, in the English grammar.


But now, the move to include the Nigerian dialects in the English dictionary has also sparked a lot of controversy, with the opinion of the public being divided over the move. Today, there is no consensus about the views of English beekeepers on how Nigerian beekeeping entered their beekeeping language codes, as many beekeeping languages have gone over them. Similarly, other people are arguing that it is not correct to include foreign language, the language spoken in Nigeria, as a language of choice, in the English grammar. Speaking about the differences in opinion about the language, Uzoh Nwamara, the chairman of the undergraduate writers' group, explained that their expectation was that the Pigin language, now known as the language of the native speakers, would be accepted internationally because it had spread to many countries, and was accepted in native speakers and in France. Koda, the BBC's creation of a news channel in Pidgin has shown that the language is now accepted with the addition that the abandonment of Pidgin, and the adoption of a non-speaking, non-positive language, is not a good thing. Similarly, Nigerian journalist Timi Soleye explained that English literature has passed its life, and has done nothing wrong in its struggle to spread wings.


Speaking about the differences in opinion about the language, Uzoh Nwamara, the chairman of the undergraduate writers' group, explained that their expectation was that the Pigin language, now known as the language of the native speakers, would be accepted internationally because it had spread to many countries, and was accepted in native speakers and in France. Koda, the BBC's creation of a news channel in Pidgin has shown that the language is now accepted with the addition that the abandonment of Pidgin, and the adoption of a non-speaking, non-positive language, is not a good thing. Similarly, Nigerian journalist Timi Soleye explained that English literature has passed its life, and has done nothing wrong in its struggle to spread wings. He added that there is nothing wrong with including accepted nouns in the English dictionary, and that no verbs should be included. "The move is similar to the deliberate adoption of the language ban, which the indigenous people call Pidgin, but we should be sure that they are not speaking a real indigenous language and should not be considered an official indigenous language". But the view of a Nigerian writer, Eghosa Imasuen, is different.


He added that there is nothing wrong with including accepted nouns in the English dictionary, and that no verbs should be included. "The move is similar to the deliberate adoption of the language ban, which the indigenous people call Pidgin, but we should be sure that they are not speaking a real indigenous language and should not be considered an official indigenous language". But the view of a Nigerian writer, Eghosa Imasuen, is different. Just because some Nigerian dialects are included in the language dictionary does not mean that the people do not speak the languages. Kingsley Ugwuanyi, a Nigerian who works with English language dictionaries told the BBC that his Nigerian-made milk will soon be included in the Oxford English dictionary. "This makes Nigeria one of the world's English-speaking countries, and this does not mean that the English language library is attacking Nigerian writers as they claim, we are just celebrating the efforts of researchers in the English language".


Just because some Nigerian dialects are included in the language dictionary does not mean that the people do not speak the languages. Kingsley Ugwuanyi, a Nigerian who works with English language dictionaries told the BBC that his Nigerian-made milk will soon be included in the Oxford English dictionary. "This makes Nigeria one of the world's English-speaking countries, and this does not mean that the English language library is attacking Nigerian writers as they claim, we are just celebrating the efforts of researchers in the English language".


Viewer: Many young Nigerian leaders have abandoned their self-indulgent and greedy ways abroad

The head of Iwo, King Abdulrasheed Akanbi, was indeed a fugitive from Nigeria for many years, but the country's brutal regime made him a fugitive abroad. The view from Iwo is that there are no two reasons why so many young people are growing up and going overseas but the violent conflict between the people of Oslu and the government in Nigeria. The Minister said this during the visit of the Education Commissioner of Osun State, Mr. Olayinka Olusegun Faloisho and his committee who visited the university campus for the general teacher training in Iwo. Kabiyesi Oluwo had to leave Nigeria many years ago to find a farm for his future due to the corruption and violence that was taking place within the Atuks of the Nigerian government at the time. According to Canadian media, the viewer was greeted by a call and we were able to get her out of the hospital four years ago. The head of the government, King Abdulrasheed Akanbi, has reacted to the decision of the royal council in Osun state to stay out of the country for six months.


Kabiyesi Oluwo had to leave Nigeria many years ago to find a farm for his future due to the corruption and violence that was taking place within the Atuks of the Nigerian government at the time. According to Canadian media, the viewer was greeted by a call and we were able to get her out of the hospital four years ago. The head of the government, King Abdulrasheed Akanbi, has reacted to the decision of the royal council in Osun state to stay out of the country for six months. Talking to BBC Yoruba, Oluwo was actually in the meeting and Ooni was not in a position to get him to go to the beach. He was only the governor of Osun state who had the opportunity to get him to go to the beach, and it seems they had something on him. "They seemed to be upset and angry at me.


Talking to BBC Yoruba, Oluwo was actually in the meeting and Ooni was not in a position to get him to go to the beach. He was only the governor of Osun state who had the opportunity to get him to go to the beach, and it seems they had something on him. "They seemed to be upset and angry at me. They all have interfered with my speech, and it seems that the enemies are gathered, and God will take me as a witness to them". When talking about how they were treated, he turned to Alaafin and Ooni, who had not received the crown in Ouno, and he was determined to make another king, Iwo, not Alaafin, as happened in Ikoyi. "I have been married to my mother, because I am a prince in love, I do not receive the crown in Oulu, Oulu state is our Alaafin, and I do not crown the Onikoyi who is under me.


They all have interfered with my speech, and it seems that the enemies are gathered, and God will take me as a witness to them". When talking about how they were treated, he turned to Alaafin and Ooni, who had not received the crown in Ouno, and he was determined to make another king, Iwo, not Alaafin, as happened in Ikoyi. "I have been married to my mother, because I am a prince in love, I do not receive the crown in Oulu, Oulu state is our Alaafin, and I do not crown the Onikoyi who is under me. I am not a king, nor do I speak to the king, because I am not a king, nor do I put a crown on the head of the king, nor do I stand as king in the place where the king is". He is the King of the Kings, the King of the Kings, the King of the Kings, the King of the Kings, and no other king has ever been to the king's court, and no one has ever been to his court. The news has come to us that the Osun State Legislative Council has forced the current Chief Minister, Aba Abdulrasheed Akanbi to stay in exile for six months.


I am not a king, nor do I speak to the king, because I am not a king, nor do I put a crown on the head of the king, nor do I stand as king in the place where the king is". He is the King of the Kings, the King of the Kings, the King of the Kings, the King of the Kings, and no other king has ever been to the king's court, and no one has ever been to his court. The news has come to us that the Osun State Legislative Council has forced the current Chief Minister, Aba Abdulrasheed Akanbi to stay in exile for six months. A committee of the royal council, headed by the then Chief Minister of Ila, King Wahab Adedani, to investigate the incidents involving Oluwoyi, laid their groundwork on Monday. After the meeting, the Cabinet called an emergency meeting, which was held at the Osun State Government in Abyei. The meeting, which was chaired by the King Adeyeye Ogunwusi, was unanimously agreed that the Ombudsman should stay in the country for six months.


A committee of the royal council, headed by the then Chief Minister of Ila, King Wahab Adedani, to investigate the incidents involving Oluwoyi, laid their groundwork on Monday. After the meeting, the Cabinet called an emergency meeting, which was held at the Osun State Government in Abyei. The meeting, which was chaired by the King Adeyeye Ogunwusi, was unanimously agreed that the Ombudsman should stay in the country for six months. The move came a week after the head of the Olukoya party beat Agbowu til Ogbaagba at a peace meeting of the vice president of Olusegun State in Osogbo. Speaking to reporters after the emergency meeting, the Chief of Police was told by the committee that the witness had nothing to do with the fight between him and the witness. It is known that they made a decision after their research on the Olumui's appeal to the Yoruba rulers.


The move came a week after the head of the Olukoya party beat Agbowu til Ogbaagba at a peace meeting of the vice president of Olusegun State in Osogbo. Speaking to reporters after the emergency meeting, the Chief of Police was told by the committee that the witness had nothing to do with the fight between him and the witness. It is known that they made a decision after their research on the Olumui's appeal to the Yoruba rulers. The audience was already overwhelmed by Alaafin Til Ogun, King Lamidi Olayiwọla Adeyemi III and Oun Til Ile Ifẹ, King Adeyẹye Ẹnitan Ogunwusi.


The audience was already overwhelmed by Alaafin Til Ogun, King Lamidi Olayiwọla Adeyemi III and Oun Til Ile Ifẹ, King Adeyẹye Ẹnitan Ogunwusi.


Minimum Wage: NLCKwara gives government 14 days to settle new monthly payments

The Kwara state union officials have appealed to the state officials, to start a three-day strike and prayer, so that their demands on the government on minimum wage can be fulfilled. The announcement was made in a press release issued by the group on Saturday. The decision to hold a protest and prayer was made after a meeting with their colleagues within the trade union movement, the Trade Union Congress, on Monday, February 3, 2020, at their union home in Ilorin. They also agreed to give the Kwara State Government a 14-day grace period, starting from 31st June, to resolve all the grievances over the monthly budget. The group concluded their statement in the press release that they did not know the statement of the finance commissioner in Kwara, saying on a radio station that the board of commissioners had adhered to the government's decision on the new monthly bill. And that no one should blame the working group for starting to get bogged down in demanding things.


They also agreed to give the Kwara State Government a 14-day grace period, starting from 31st June, to resolve all the grievances over the monthly budget. The group concluded their statement in the press release that they did not know the statement of the finance commissioner in Kwara, saying on a radio station that the board of commissioners had adhered to the government's decision on the new monthly bill. And that no one should blame the working group for starting to get bogged down in demanding things. The procession and prayer will take place between February 5 and February 7, 2020.


The procession and prayer will take place between February 5 and February 7, 2020.


Soyinka responds to Balarabe Musa that he failed on the security check

Professor Wole Soyinka has reported on the recent floods in Nigeria which have been caused by the former governor of Kaduna state, Balarabe Musa, who spoke about the security situation of Amotekun. In a press release, Soyinka said that Balarabe failed with his remarks about Amutehkun, which was the cause of division in Nigeria and the formation of the state of Oduduwa. Soyinka is the one who is often left with the problem of'some people taking fear as a justification or the government and some communities taking action to get their heart' He has this kind of attitude now is not normal so he wishes that the government should avoid such a speech or behavior now. Balarabe as used in the establishment of Ametipun is a method that the Yoruba tribe wants to adopt to keep Nigeria separate. He urged President Buhari not to allow the Amutebun security lockdown imposed by the Kaaroro state governors. Contrary to the opinion of Prof. Soyinka, many party leaders, Yoruba yala and lawyers who are lawyers, have taken this issue seriously.


Balarabe as used in the establishment of Ametipun is a method that the Yoruba tribe wants to adopt to keep Nigeria separate. He urged President Buhari not to allow the Amutebun security lockdown imposed by the Kaaroro state governors. Contrary to the opinion of Prof. Soyinka, many party leaders, Yoruba yala and lawyers who are lawyers, have taken this issue seriously. The rally for the adoption of the Amotekun program was held in the capital of the Yoruba state on Saturday, in Lagos. The reason was that the situation became very tense, I was not surprised when the police raided the station where they announced that the peaceful entry program would be disrupted. The protest, which was announced by the Yoruba World Congress (YWC) to be held at Gani Faw Aftermi gas station in Lagos on Monday, was shut down by police.


The rally for the adoption of the Amotekun program was held in the capital of the Yoruba state on Saturday, in Lagos. The reason was that the situation became very tense, I was not surprised when the police raided the station where they announced that the peaceful entry program would be disrupted. The protest, which was announced by the Yoruba World Congress (YWC) to be held at Gani Faw Aftermi gas station in Lagos on Monday, was shut down by police. Koda, the police car that is outside the station is in a fight, the policemen with their eyes are not looking and waiting for us, if the police are there, they will kill us. Around the capital of the Yoruba state, protesters marched on Monday to peacefully accept the unity of the south-western coast of Nigeria, now known as Amotekun. At the rally, organised by the Yoruba World Congress, in Ibadan, Kunle Ades individuo declared that anyone who does not want to accept Amotekun's policies, does not like Yoruba.


Koda, the police car that is outside the station is in a fight, the policemen with their eyes are not looking and waiting for us, if the police are there, they will kill us. Around the capital of the Yoruba state, protesters marched on Monday to peacefully accept the unity of the south-western coast of Nigeria, now known as Amotekun. At the rally, organised by the Yoruba World Congress, in Ibadan, Kunle Ades individuo declared that anyone who does not want to accept Amotekun's policies, does not like Yoruba. Adesanya also stressed that whoever is fighting Amotekun system, is fighting the Yoruba generation, and told the Yoruba governors to be afraid because we are behind them. Also in Akureh, the people who arrived there announced that the Amotekun League was beyond religious because hunters and Adhakya were there. They stressed that the Amotekun security force is not there to target the Fulani ethnic group, but anyone who commits crimes in Amotekun will face a fight, the Yoruba is not.


Adesanya also stressed that whoever is fighting Amotekun system, is fighting the Yoruba generation, and told the Yoruba governors to be afraid because we are behind them. Also in Akureh, the people who arrived there announced that the Amotekun League was beyond religious because hunters and Adhakya were there. They stressed that the Amotekun security force is not there to target the Fulani ethnic group, but anyone who commits crimes in Amotekun will face a fight, the Yoruba is not. The Yoruba World Congress is launching a peaceful march to announce their support for the launch of the Yoruba national security system which they call "Operaton AMOTEKUN". The project was jointly developed by the governors of the western region of Nigeria, apart from their political party, the city of Ibadan, and the state capital of Oulu, and the launch ceremony took place. The statement by the protestors about the reason for the delay was that it was not necessary before the federal government, which supports the HISBAH movement in the northern region of the country, announced that the launch of the AMOTEKUN Yoruba program is against Nigerian law.


The Yoruba World Congress is launching a peaceful march to announce their support for the launch of the Yoruba national security system which they call "Operaton AMOTEKUN". The project was jointly developed by the governors of the western region of Nigeria, apart from their political party, the city of Ibadan, and the state capital of Oulu, and the launch ceremony took place. The statement by the protestors about the reason for the delay was that it was not necessary before the federal government, which supports the HISBAH movement in the northern region of the country, announced that the launch of the AMOTEKUN Yoruba program is against Nigerian law. Many adults and youths were tweeted out to express their support for the establishment of the Amotekun program by the government across the Yoruba nation. The leader of the Amotekun in Akure, Tola Ogunlalaka explained that it was time for the league to start and that the Amotekun animal could hunt well. Another resident who spoke to BBC Yoruba, Mr. Jephrey Abidoye, explained that it is time to expand the Yoruba home security system.


Many adults and youths were tweeted out to express their support for the establishment of the Amotekun program by the government across the Yoruba nation. The leader of the Amotekun in Akure, Tola Ogunlalaka explained that it was time for the league to start and that the Amotekun animal could hunt well. Another resident who spoke to BBC Yoruba, Mr. Jephrey Abidoye, explained that it is time to expand the Yoruba home security system. The strike is currently underway in Lagos, Abeokuta, Ibadan, Osogbo, Akure and Ado-Ekiti. The young and the predators are not in the picture.


The strike is currently underway in Lagos, Abeokuta, Ibadan, Osogbo, Akure and Ado-Ekiti. The young and the predators are not in the picture.


Okada Banada: The father of the child was arrested by the police with only 20,000 but refused to take it

We're not even a mile away from the mountain king. The father of a girl, Mariam Sobukola, who was shot during a protest in the fishing village of Eko, protesting the government's ban on bicycles and bicycles, shouted to BBC Yoruba. As we speak, Mukaila Sobukola was the only one who was not aware of the incident and was the only one who had heard about the tragedy. The doctor immediately removed the gun from the girl, and put it on her hand, she had mud, the third day the doctor again asked her to bring the gun back, but she was not given it. He added that a policewoman appeared at the hospital, and then spent a thousand naira to them, but she did not touch her, and since then, they have heard nothing.


#StopRobbingUs: Nigerian police department must stop the torture

The Nigerian National Police has raised money to take the police station to court on charges of cheating their mother. #StopRobbingUs is used to post their names on the internet about how they are being beaten by the police and they are receiving money for their robberies. The money was collected from September 28 and has been raised to 11 million Naira ($30,000) in one day.One of the speakers described how the matter started with the police raids, while others began to video how the police beat their mother. The reason for the apparent protest is that the Nigerian government does not follow the Nigerian police, because they are ready to fight with them. These people have ample evidence showing how Nigerian law enforcement often cheats on people everywhere. Everyone is called a Yahoo kid and the police are stealing.


The reason for the apparent protest is that the Nigerian government does not follow the Nigerian police, because they are ready to fight with them. These people have ample evidence showing how Nigerian law enforcement often cheats on people everywhere. Everyone is called a Yahoo kid and the police are stealing. So far, law enforcement has not commented on the #StopRobbingUs but the local people and the organization that is leading the civil charges have started a proper investigation. Police reportedly arrested a vigilante in H Command area in Ogudu who received money from the protesters.


So far, law enforcement has not commented on the #StopRobbingUs but the local people and the organization that is leading the civil charges have started a proper investigation. Police reportedly arrested a vigilante in H Command area in Ogudu who received money from the protesters.


Sowore: Sowore freed from the DSS with 100 million naira

Later, the federal high court in Abuja has granted Omoyele Sowore bail for promoting the #RevolutionNow protest. A hundred million naira bail was granted to Sowore along with two other defendants on Friday afternoon. Sowore has been in the custody of the DSS since August 3 this year after he was arrested in Lagos. The Ojukwu High Court ordered Sowore not to travel outside of Abuja. A prosecutor had initially ordered the DSS to release Sowore after their meeting with his partner, Olawale Bakare, but the DSS refused to follow the court order. The court granted Bakare a bail of 50 million naira after they were charged with seven counts of conspiracy to defraud the government.


The Ojukwu High Court ordered Sowore not to travel outside of Abuja. A prosecutor had initially ordered the DSS to release Sowore after their meeting with his partner, Olawale Bakare, but the DSS refused to follow the court order. The court granted Bakare a bail of 50 million naira after they were charged with seven counts of conspiracy to defraud the government. Judge Ojukwu was indeed a strong reason for the court to grant Sowore and Bakare bail. But the judge warned Sowore not to speak to reporters after his bail.


Judge Ojukwu was indeed a strong reason for the court to grant Sowore and Bakare bail. But the judge warned Sowore not to speak to reporters after his bail.


FUOYE: Fayemi was disappointed by the loss of hope for the future

Governor Kayoude Fayemi of Ekiti state has sent a complaint to the families of two students who were shot dead by police.The students were innocent during the clashes between police and FUOYE student, along with residents of Oyẹ Ekiti. Two students, Joseph Okunofua and Kehinde Dada, were released after reports said they were shot by enemy fire during the march of students and residents on Victory Day and Sunday. Honorebe Biyeodun Oyebanji, the Ekiti state government secretary and Honorebe Biyeodun Uleleyẹ, the chief of staff working with the Ekiti state governor, headed the protest. The plaintiff's team went to Ido-Ekiti where they visited sister Esther Okunofua, who is the mother of Joseph, a third-year student of Biology at FUOYE, before she graduated. They also arrived at the town of Ushi Ekiti, where they met the elder Adedayou Dada who was the father of Kikselde. Honorebe Oyebanji explained that the incident was one that deeply disturbed Governor Fayemi and that it was not his grief that both parents lost one of their hopes for the future.


FUOYE: Segalink and Fayemi's wife on trial over the deaths of FUOYE students

The issue of violence between the wife of the Governor of Ekiti State and the FOUYE students has also been raised, including how a fanatic is ready to sue Bisi Fayemi, the wife of the Governor of Ekiti State. Segalinks, popularly known as Segun Awosanya, announced this on Twitter. Segalink stated that Tech for Justice was one of them, with the cooperation of the National Human Rights Commission, they will sue the Governor's wife for the death of the students. In the video that concludes his speech, we see where some people who are protesting the death of people who cannot be ascertained as they were. According to the description, they had the burial place of one of the sons killed by the Ekiti regime. Segalinks soon posted the first tweet, followed by another one that some people are already aware of.


In the video that concludes his speech, we see where some people who are protesting the death of people who cannot be ascertained as they were. According to the description, they had the burial place of one of the sons killed by the Ekiti regime. Segalinks soon posted the first tweet, followed by another one that some people are already aware of. He had his wife and it was important to him to establish the cause of the incident. As of this writing, neither the governor's wife nor the Ekiti state government has responded to Segalinks's comments. In the meantime, the wife of Governor Bisi Fayemi has not given the police permission to shoot the students.


He had his wife and it was important to him to establish the cause of the incident. As of this writing, neither the governor's wife nor the Ekiti state government has responded to Segalinks's comments. In the meantime, the wife of Governor Bisi Fayemi has not given the police permission to shoot the students. The wife of Ekiti state governor, Bisi Fayemi has no truth in the rumors that she ordered the police to cover the students of the Oye Ekiti University, Fuoye. Fayemi said in a press release that he did not even meet any students during his visit to four local governments, one of which was in Oye Ekiti. It was a sad moment for her as a mother that one of the students was killed in the incident, so she explained what happened.


The wife of Ekiti state governor, Bisi Fayemi has no truth in the rumors that she ordered the police to cover the students of the Oye Ekiti University, Fuoye. Fayemi said in a press release that he did not even meet any students during his visit to four local governments, one of which was in Oye Ekiti. It was a sad moment for her as a mother that one of the students was killed in the incident, so she explained what happened. In his speech, Fayemi said that the students were protesting the lack of electricity in the area, and that when he arrived, the students had already completed the protest. It is not known whether some gangsters entered the scene of the attack, which led to the police confronting them. Amur, he added that it was not appropriate for the police to shoot anyone, and the third with the families and the body of their son survived the incident.


In his speech, Fayemi said that the students were protesting the lack of electricity in the area, and that when he arrived, the students had already completed the protest. It is not known whether some gangsters entered the scene of the attack, which led to the police confronting them. Amur, he added that it was not appropriate for the police to shoot anyone, and the third with the families and the body of their son survived the incident.


Consequential adjustment is just white and you don't have to cut state salaries anymore - NLC

The Nigerian Labour Union in Oyo state has responded to the statement of the Nigerian Governors that their federal government cannot hold the people responsible for paying the additional salaries of new workers in their state. The Chairman of Oyo State Labour Party Comrade Siyanbade Waheed Olojede said that at this point, it is not appropriate for the Governors to reach an agreement on the labour budget. Siyanbade in an interview with BBC Yoruba said ''The mask is a must, the government should not be a must with that.' The former chief minister said that all the necessary discussions had been held by the workers with the federal government and they had endured all the hardships brought by the government by the denial of the demands. The amount of the Governor's salary varies from one state to another and should not be discussed in the same way. 'The way we've been intimidating the staff is all the talk of "consequential adjustments".


The former chief minister said that all the necessary discussions had been held by the workers with the federal government and they had endured all the hardships brought by the government by the denial of the demands. The amount of the Governor's salary varies from one state to another and should not be discussed in the same way. 'The way we've been intimidating the staff is all the talk of "consequential adjustments". Before they decided on this amount, no one was not represented by him in the Governors. What is the reason for the repeated negotiations? 'We do not want them to complain to the place they are talking to' Comrade Siyanbade urged the workers to pay because they could not agree because the issue would lead to a strike of the workers' union.


Before they decided on this amount, no one was not represented by him in the Governors. What is the reason for the repeated negotiations? 'We do not want them to complain to the place they are talking to' Comrade Siyanbade urged the workers to pay because they could not agree because the issue would lead to a strike of the workers' union. He said that otherwise, the discount that the employee should be paid on the monthly allowance would not be theirs. The salary increase in Nigeria is likely to be a major blow in many states of the country as governors have announced that they will not pay more than they can afford, if they do not know the rat they will be elected. The chairman of the Nigerian Governors' Association, and also the governor of Ekiti State, Kayode Fayemi, was speaking on the issue after the governors' meeting held on Monday in Abuja.


He said that otherwise, the discount that the employee should be paid on the monthly allowance would not be theirs. The salary increase in Nigeria is likely to be a major blow in many states of the country as governors have announced that they will not pay more than they can afford, if they do not know the rat they will be elected. The chairman of the Nigerian Governors' Association, and also the governor of Ekiti State, Kayode Fayemi, was speaking on the issue after the governors' meeting held on Monday in Abuja. Fayemi who said that the National Executive Council has not decided on the new monthly payment to the states further explained that the federal government did not consider the state governments when announcing that it would pay N30,000 as the minimum monthly wage for the employees. "Each state government has its own governing body, which is the highest body to decide on the budget, and the working groups are in the states to negotiate the new monthly salary, so what we can do is done. Meanwhile, the joint secretary of the NLC, Ugboaja has responded to Fayemi that no state will say that it does not pay the minimum wage of N3000 as a matter of negotiation with the NLC.


Fayemi who said that the National Executive Council has not decided on the new monthly payment to the states further explained that the federal government did not consider the state governments when announcing that it would pay N30,000 as the minimum monthly wage for the employees. "Each state government has its own governing body, which is the highest body to decide on the budget, and the working groups are in the states to negotiate the new monthly salary, so what we can do is done. Meanwhile, the joint secretary of the NLC, Ugboaja has responded to Fayemi that no state will say that it does not pay the minimum wage of N3000 as a matter of negotiation with the NLC. "Each state will be negotiated according to their economic strength, but the main issue is that N10,000 will be the minimum wage that a worker will earn in their state, and they will be able to get rid of the remaining official salaries between the working class and the government in each state". But today, the joint secretary of the TUC, Origi Musa Lawal has been informed that Fayemmi did not speak because the comments he made were a source of anger to the unions. "The state governments are represented in the negotiations and are not yet in a position to fulfill their responsibilities.


"Each state will be negotiated according to their economic strength, but the main issue is that N10,000 will be the minimum wage that a worker will earn in their state, and they will be able to get rid of the remaining official salaries between the working class and the government in each state". But today, the joint secretary of the TUC, Origi Musa Lawal has been informed that Fayemmi did not speak because the comments he made were a source of anger to the unions. "The state governments are represented in the negotiations and are not yet in a position to fulfill their responsibilities. They are seeking the anger of the working class, and we are the devil's for them".


They are seeking the anger of the working class, and we are the devil's for them".


Operation Positive Identification: The parliament in Buhari should dismiss the military agency on the identity check

The Senate has divided President Muhammadu Buhari that it is not too early to order the military authorities to take over the screening and identification of the military across Nigeria. The military said that the training program, 'Operation Positive Identification', was set up to track down the individuals on the 'a-n-wa-o' list of law enforcement, including foreigners who entered the country without a visa. The MPs today also took the step to oppose the Nigerian constitution on the military commission's duties as per the Sixth Amendment of the 1999 Constitution. While discussing the issue, the leader of the minor party in the parliament, Ndudi Elumelu, said the move was not the responsibility of the military junta, but a mere oversight. MPs Toby Okechukwu and Ahmed Jaha also noted that the military, especially its leaders, are being intimidated by the violence. They said that if the military leaders don't know anything about Nigeria's security, they should quickly leave the place to the new leaders whose brains are getting a bit of a kick.


While discussing the issue, the leader of the minor party in the parliament, Ndudi Elumelu, said the move was not the responsibility of the military junta, but a mere oversight. MPs Toby Okechukwu and Ahmed Jaha also noted that the military, especially its leaders, are being intimidated by the violence. They said that if the military leaders don't know anything about Nigeria's security, they should quickly leave the place to the new leaders whose brains are getting a bit of a kick. On September 28, 2019, the military announced that it would roll out the system across Nigeria to "count the number of shooters, migrants, robbers, and activists, across the region".


On September 28, 2019, the military announced that it would roll out the system across Nigeria to "count the number of shooters, migrants, robbers, and activists, across the region".


Sowore: The organizers held a banner in front of the aviation association

Current reports indicate that the DSS has fired shots and air strikes against protesters outside their compound in Abuja. The phone calls, calling for the release of Sowore who has been in the DSS's custody for months, were carried to the DSS office on Sunday. The demonstrators praised the DSS operation in the early morning and were blasting through Twitter saying that the DSS officers fired their guns to evacuate the area with a blast of air. A video posted online showed gunfire being fired at the protestors by DSS officers to scare away protesters. The protesters are crying out that the DSS officers will not kill all the protesters if they are strong enough. But soon, soon, the protesters appeared on the stage, and they abandoned all their fears of protest, to fight for their lives.


Revolution Now: The court again imposed a 50m security insurance

The federal high commission in Abuja has also reviewed the measures taken to arrest Revolution Now frontman, Mwanayẹle Soworẹ. Announcing the new procedure for acquiring Soworeg during the court hearing on Saturday, Judge Ijeoma Ojukwu announced that he found it difficult to believe that such a person with such a large record as Soworeg would not have anyone willing to pay hundreds of thousands of naira for his acquittal. If you forget, the federal high court had earlier announced the acquittal of Soworye with 100 million naira and two shareholders who owned land and land in Abuja. It is known that since about a month ago, even though the case has received a very serious verdict, Soworek has not followed the strict procedures for his arrest, and remains detained until now. The judge today, at the court bench, ordered the two men to pay 50 million naira instead of 100 million naira, despite the court's earlier demand. The prosecution also announced that he had paid a 50 million Nira surcharge for the protection he demanded from Soworeng, before his client was arrested.


It is known that since about a month ago, even though the case has received a very serious verdict, Soworek has not followed the strict procedures for his arrest, and remains detained until now. The judge today, at the court bench, ordered the two men to pay 50 million naira instead of 100 million naira, despite the court's earlier demand. The prosecution also announced that he had paid a 50 million Nira surcharge for the protection he demanded from Soworeng, before his client was arrested. On the news that he and Soworr were detained together on the same day, the judge also reduced the process of acquiring the defendant from N50 million to N20 million.


On the news that he and Soworr were detained together on the same day, the judge also reduced the process of acquiring the defendant from N50 million to N20 million.


Yollywood: Lizzy Anjorin sent a letter of formal notice to Toyin Abraham

Lizzy Anjorin has accused Toyin Abraham of using cocaine to seduce her, which is illegal. Lizzy said this on her Instagram channel, after the indictment against Toyin was posted online. In the indictment, Lizzy accused Toyin of sexual misconduct, and said her lovers were mourning her loss. Lizzy also accused Toyin of lying about him, saying he was drugging, which would have prevented him from getting a license from the Nigerian Anti-Drug Abuse Agency, NDLEA. Amur, he has both of them in the Ndlea Agency will be investigated, which will prove that Toyin is using the drug cocaine. The fight between the two influential actresses has sparked much controversy, with Nollywood executives saying they will end the conflict between the two.


Lizzy also accused Toyin of lying about him, saying he was drugging, which would have prevented him from getting a license from the Nigerian Anti-Drug Abuse Agency, NDLEA. Amur, he has both of them in the Ndlea Agency will be investigated, which will prove that Toyin is using the drug cocaine. The fight between the two influential actresses has sparked much controversy, with Nollywood executives saying they will end the conflict between the two. Until the crisis between Toyin Abraham and Lizzy Anjọrin is resolved, I can't be there. The reason is that Lizzy also posted a photo on Monday, insisting that Toyin is a foreigner even though Toyin's lawyer has been contacted to stop Toyin's online abuse. In the photo posted by Lizzy on her Instagram account, you said that Toyin Abraham did not help his fans and colleagues in the process of selling.


Until the crisis between Toyin Abraham and Lizzy Anjọrin is resolved, I can't be there. The reason is that Lizzy also posted a photo on Monday, insisting that Toyin is a foreigner even though Toyin's lawyer has been contacted to stop Toyin's online abuse. In the photo posted by Lizzy on her Instagram account, you said that Toyin Abraham did not help his fans and colleagues in the process of selling. Lizzy should not use her favorite ideas to fight her teammates, and she should not use them to help starving people in the process. The actress also claimed that Toyin gave birth to her newborn son in a nursing home and stayed there for 10 days, while Toyin lied about being born in London for life. He added that Toyin used a fake photo to falsely claim that he was born in Oyinbo, and he used a cloth to take a photo, adding that Toyin was a big liar and had become a victim of persecution.


Lizzy should not use her favorite ideas to fight her teammates, and she should not use them to help starving people in the process. The actress also claimed that Toyin gave birth to her newborn son in a nursing home and stayed there for 10 days, while Toyin lied about being born in London for life. He added that Toyin used a fake photo to falsely claim that he was born in Oyinbo, and he used a cloth to take a photo, adding that Toyin was a big liar and had become a victim of persecution. Lizzy is pretending that she is not in Toyin's group because if the judges are not playing a game, Toyin will not write ten letters, he will not even touch her face. "You and I are in a group, you say you have built a house and bought a car, you say I am risking your lives, the operation of the plant is not going to work, the plant is always going to be in the light". He also said that Toyin's son was his nephew because he did not join his party, although they were going to the same market as Lizzy's party, Toyin said that he did not help people, but he had made sure that people were lucky under him, and they became respected in society.


Lizzy is pretending that she is not in Toyin's group because if the judges are not playing a game, Toyin will not write ten letters, he will not even touch her face. "You and I are in a group, you say you have built a house and bought a car, you say I am risking your lives, the operation of the plant is not going to work, the plant is always going to be in the light". He also said that Toyin's son was his nephew because he did not join his party, although they were going to the same market as Lizzy's party, Toyin said that he did not help people, but he had made sure that people were lucky under him, and they became respected in society. The famous theater actor Toyin Abraham has promised on Aiku Day that he will start legal action against him for the injustices committed by his former teammate Lizzy Anjorin on Instagram. If you forget, we bring you the news that the crisis and the ongoing dispute between the two actresses is still ongoing, and Toyin has announced that his lawyers will contact Lizzy on Monday. Currently, Toyin Abraham's lawyers have contacted Lizzy, demanding that she not take three decisive steps to resolve the crisis, otherwise the matter will reach the court.


The famous theater actor Toyin Abraham has promised on Aiku Day that he will start legal action against him for the injustices committed by his former teammate Lizzy Anjorin on Instagram. If you forget, we bring you the news that the crisis and the ongoing dispute between the two actresses is still ongoing, and Toyin has announced that his lawyers will contact Lizzy on Monday. Currently, Toyin Abraham's lawyers have contacted Lizzy, demanding that she not take three decisive steps to resolve the crisis, otherwise the matter will reach the court. Toyin Abraham, while posting the letter on his Instagram page, also announced once again that "it is not good for a person to be quiet sometimes, because instead of a person being a pig, it is better that a person does not know that he is a pig in his house". Toyin will not comment on the incident anymore, as the president's cabinet and his lawyers have taken over the case. In the letter, they are asking Lizzy to clear up all the negative things she wrote about her Toyin and also ask her not to file a petition with the law firm and Toyin Abraham, which would prove that she has repented.