Sunday, 30 March 2025

Guest Found Dead In Delta Hotel, Manager, Three Others Arrested



The Delta State Police Command has arrested the manager of Century Home Hotel in Owhelogbo community, Isoko North Local Government and three others over the gruesome murder of a guest identified as Bishop Sunday Ogofotha.


The spokesperson of the command, SP Bright Edafe, who confirmed the arrest in a statement on Friday, March 28, 2025, said the manager of the hotel conspired with two boys who promised him N5,000,000 to allow them into Sunday's room.


The PPRO, who paraded the arrested manager and the others, stated that [b]Sunday's corpse was discovered in the hotel[/b]lon Friday, March 21, 2025.


Edafe noted that when the deceased, an indigene of the community, arrived from Lagos for a relative's burial and checked into the hotel, he called his wife and informed her of his location.


The funeral was scheduled for Saturday but the deceased was not seen.


Relatives called his wife who informed them of his location.


Based on that information, the family members moved straight to the hotel to make enquiries but they were told by the hotel management that nobody of such came to lodge in their hotel.


After much-heated argument, the family members insisted on checking all the rooms with a bit of resistance from the hotel management.


As the check was going on, they got to a particular room and the hotel owner, Chief Joseph Ovie Oghole, resisted, claiming that the clients lodged in that particular room were making out so they should not be disturbed.


But the family members and members of the community's vigilante group broke the door and they saw the man's corpse on the bed. He was tied with rope with so many injuries inflicted on him.


The corpse has been deposited in the mortuary in Ozoro, the headquarters of the council.

Sunday, 9 February 2025

Pharmacist Oduwole Oladimeji Fredrick (OFRED) Declares Intention to Run for Mosan Okunola LCDA Chairmanship



Pharmacist Oduwole Adedeji Fredrick (OFRED) Declares Intention to Run for Mosan Okunola LCDA Chairmanship, Promises to Revamp Abesan Estate's Infrastructure

Abesan Estate, Nigeria's Largest Estate, Plays Host to Aspiring Chairman, as Residents Express Readiness to Support a Leader Who Will Prioritize Their Progress


LAGOS, NIGERIA - In a move that is set to shake up the political landscape of Mosan Okunola Local Council Development Area (LCDA), Mr Oduwole Adedeji Fredrick has declared his intention to run for the chairmanship position. The aspiring chairman, who is a resident of Abesan Estate and owner of one of the biggest pharmacy stores in Abesan, OFRED Pharmacy, paid a visit to the estate's leadership to make his intentions known on Friday 7th February, 2025.

Saturday, 11 January 2025

AERA President Calls for More CDAs, Cooperation in Abesan Estate

AERA President Calls for More CDAs, Cooperation in Abesan Estate



At the 2024 year-end gathering of the Greenland CDA in Abesan Estate held on Saturday 11th January, 2025, Elder M.A Kehinde, President of the Abesan Estate Residents Association (AERA), addressed the community with a renewed sense of purpose. He emphasized the need for the establishment of additional Community Development Associations (CDAs) within Abesan, highlighting the benefits of a more robust and representative community structure.

Monday, 6 January 2025

Ikeja Electric Sounds Alarm on Rising Vandalism of Assets


Ikeja Electric has expressed concerns over the increasing rate of vandalism of its installations across the state. According to Kingsley Okotie, Head of Corporate Communications at Ikeja Electric Plc, the rise in vandalism, especially in the Epe community and its environs, is not only alarming but also deprives law-abiding citizens and legitimate customers of access to reliable power supply. This, in turn, affects the socio-economic activities of businesses and livelihoods.

Sunday, 5 January 2025

BREAKING: Covid-like HMPV outbreak in China!

 

Covid-like HMPV outbreak in China: What we know so far

Although social media is replete with posts claiming that the situation is dire in China, neither the World Health Organization (WHO) nor Center for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) has declared any stage of emergency so far.
Health Ministry monitoring respiratory, seasonal influenza cases amid HMPV outbreak in China, say Officials sources(Photo | ANI)

The year 2025 has dawned with a new respiratory illness-- caused by human metapneumovirus (HMPV)--outbreak in China creating a scare among the people here.

Coming as it does five years since the outbreak of Covid-19, which wreaked havoc in many parts of the world, there are reasons for panic.

Sunday, 29 December 2024

LAGOS STATE TO HOLD LOCAL GOVERNMENT ELECTIONS IN 20 LOCAL GOVERNMENT COUNCILS AND 37 LCDAs

 LAGOS STATE TO HOLD LOCAL GOVERNMENT ELECTIONS IN 20 LOCAL GOVERNMENT COUNCILS AND 37 LCDAs. 


In recent times, the leadership of APC in Lagos State has been inundated by the media, party members and other stakeholders on information about the conduct of the forthcoming Local Government elections , most especially if elections will hold in the 37 Local Council Development Areas - LCDAs, it has become expedient to clear the air on the needless and distractive speculation. 

We wish to inform all and sundry that the Local Government elections will hold across the state in the 20 Local Government Councils and the 37 Local Council Development Areas in the year 2025. 

Since their creation, the Local Council Development Areas have not only been the closest to the grassroots but also brought the desired developments across the state. 

We observed with keen interest the recent debates on the desirability of the existence of the LCDAs and the need to hold elections in their political offices. 

Our position as a progressive party is that we cannot discountenance the contributions of the LCDAs to the overall political and socio-economic development of the state. 

Study reveals the safest part of the plane in the event of a crash!

Read this before you book your next flight!

The notion that passengers sitting at the back of a plane have a higher chance of survival during a crash is a topic of interest and debate. While it's essential to note that airplane crashes are rare and safety measures are continually improving, researchers have analyzed data from past crashes to identify potential trends.




A study published in 2015 by the National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) examined the survival rates of passengers in commercial airplane crashes between 1980 and 2009. The study found that passengers seated in the rear section of the plane (behind the wing) had a slightly higher survival rate compared to those seated in the front or over the wing.

Breaking! South Korea Jeju Air plane crash claims 167 lives. A look at recent aviation tragedies

 

South Korea Jeju Air plane crash claims 167 lives. A look at recent aviation tragedies

As 2024 draws to a close, the aviation industry faces a grim reality with multiple tragic crashes, including the devastating Jeju Air disaster in South Korea. This summary explores the details of these incidents, their causes, and the ongoing concerns regarding passenger safety in air travel.

TOPSHOT - fire and smoke rise from the tail section of a Jeju Air Boeing 737-800 series aircraft after the plane crashed and burst into flames at Muan International Airport in South Jeolla Province, some 288 kilometres southwest of Seoul on December 29, 2024. A Jeju Air plane carrying 181 people from Bangkok to South Korea crashed on arrival on December 29, authorities told AFP, with 29 confirmed dead and dramatic video showing the aircraft bursting into flames. (Photo by YONHAP / AFP) / 

Jeju Air Flight 2216, a Boeing 737-800, was involved in a tragic accident at Muan International Airport, South Korea, on December 29. The aircraft overran the runway and collided with a ground obstacle, causing it to disintegrate and burst into flames.

Wednesday, 20 November 2024

University Duel and Smart Challenge 2024 Kicks Off: Nigeria's Brightest Minds Converge to Tackle Real-World Problems

 16 Nigerian Universities Compete in STEM-Based Competition to Drive Innovative Solutions and Societal Impact



Lagos, Nigeria - The highly anticipated University Duel and Smart Challenge 2024 commenced this week, bringing together 16 of Nigeria's top universities to showcase their expertise in Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics (STEM). The competition aims to inspire students to leverage academic knowledge to address societal challenges through innovative technology.

According to Dr. Ore Sofekun, CEO of Foothold Advisors and key consultant for the event, "The University Duel and Smart Challenge empowers students to apply theoretical learning to real-world problems, fostering innovative solutions for societal betterment."

Tuesday, 19 November 2024

Fatoki Abiodun Olumide: A Visionary Leader for Chairman, Alimosho Local Government!


Fatoki Abiodun Olumide: A Visionary Leader for Chairman, Alimosho Local Government!

Lagos, Nigeria. November 19, 2024. Fatoki Abiodun Olumide, not new to Alimosho politics with a rich history of serving in various capacities, has expressed his willingness to run for the chairmanship position of Alimosho local government. 

Fatoki's passion for selfless service drives his political journey. 

In an exclusive chat with Alimosho Standard's publisher, Olufemi Odeyemi, he opens up about his vision and aspirations for the community, sharing insights into his inspiring story.


Fatoki Abiodun Olumide, a visionary leader and passionate advocate for youth and community development  is set to contest for the chairmanship election of Alimosho Local Government!

With a proven track record of leadership and community service, Fatoki is poised to drive a positive change in Alimosho.


A Leader with a Vision, Fatoki's journey in public service began as the National Organizing Secretary of the South West Youth Alliance Forum, a position he has held since 2006. He also founded Joorefade Initiatives in 2011, aimed at developing youths to transform their communities through leadership training.

Saturday, 16 November 2024

16/11/2024

 Alice Loksha, a 42-year-old nurse, has been freed from Boko Haram captivity after being abducted in 2018 while working at a UNICEF office in Kala Balge, Borno State. Major General Wahdi Shuaibu, Theatre Commander of the Joint Task Force, Operation Hadin Kai, North-East, announced her release alongside another abducted woman, Fayina Ali.

Guest Found Dead In Delta Hotel, Manager, Three Others Arrested

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