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ILAWE EKITI: Tariff Increment: Ekiti Monarch Tasks Telecommunication Providers to Improve Services. By Olaniyi Gbenga

Tarrif Increment: Ekiti Monarch Tasks Telecommunication Providers to Improve Services The Alawe of Ilawe-Ekiti, Oba Adebanji Ajibade Alabi, AFUNTADE 1 has tasked telecommunication service providers to match their costs with good services following the recent 50 percent tarrif increment. Reacting through his Media Adviser, High Chief Ajibade Olubunmi, Oba Alabi frowned at the poor services…

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Tragic: Missing Pastor’s skeleton found in own home after 15 months … brother arrested.

Tragic: Missing Pastor’s skeleton found in own home after 15 months … brother arrested The mystery surrounding the disappearance of Pastor Esere Okilo has taken a grim turn as his skeleton was discovered in his residence, 15 months after he was reported missing. The shocking discovery has plunged residents of Jacob Beredugo Street, off Osiri…

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EXAMINING EFFECTIVE STRATEGIES EMPLOYED BY TEACHERS TO FOSTER POSITIVE READING ATTITUDE AMONG JUNIOR SECONDARY SCHOOL STUDENTS IN IKIRUN, OSUN STATE, NIGERIA By Ifedayo Lolade Oyebode

EXAMINING EFFECTIVE STRATEGIES EMPLOYED BY TEACHERS TO FOSTER POSITIVE READING ATTITUDE AMONG JUNIOR SECONDARY SCHOOL STUDENTS IN IKIRUN, OSUN STATE, NIGERIA By Ifedayo Lolade Oyebode ABSTRACT Reading is a long-lasting activity which is not only needed in school but for all round development of an individual. Students’ negative attitude towards reading is contributing to their…

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OAU student murder case: Court of Appeal affirms death sentence for Rahman Adedoyin. By Dally Iyamu

OAU student murder case: Court of Appeal affirms death sentence for Rahman Adedoyin The Court of Appeal in Akure, Ondo State, has confirmed the death sentence imposed on Rahman Adedoyin, the proprietor of Hilton Hotel in Ile-Ife, Osun State, over the murder of Timothy Adegoke, a postgraduate student of Obafemi Awolowo University (OAU). The Osun…

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EKITI GOVERNMENT BEGINS REGULATION OF ACTIVITIES OF SCAVENGERS …commences biometric registration. By Olaniyi Gbenga

EKITI GOVERNMENT BEGINS REGULATION OF ACTIVITIES OF SCAVENGERS …commences biometric registration To prevent the repeat of what happened in Abuja in Ekiti state where some scavengers allegedly stole sewage manhole covers, the state government has held a meeting with scavengers on the need for them to be law abiding and desist from destruction of government…

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The Modern Woman and Marriage: Striking a Balance. By Falilat Oreoluwa Dikko

The Modern Woman and Marriage: Striking a Balance In today’s world, the modern woman is the epitome of strength, grace, and resilience. She is a master at juggling multiple roles and responsibilities, excelling in all areas of her life with determination and poise. Whether she’s managing a successful career, raising children, or nurturing a marriage,…

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Bayelsa Govt Warns Miscreants To Steer Clear of New Bus Terminal …Directs Transport Ministry, Unions To Set Up Joint Taskforce. By Chris Mark

Bayelsa Govt Warns Miscreants To Steer Clear of New Bus Terminal …Directs Transport Ministry, Unions To Set Up Joint Taskforce In a swift reaction to some concerns raised by transport unions and other stakeholders over the use of the new Bayelsa State-owned bus terminal at Igbogene, Government has assured that it would immediately set up…

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Bridging the Gap: Improving market access for small-scale farmers. By Michael Oke

Bridging the Gap: Improving market access for small-scale farmers  Farmers face significant challenges in accessing inputs and marketing their produce, with many agricultural products spoiling before reaching the market. These difficulties stem from neglected infrastructure, particularly poor road networks linking farms to markets, and exorbitant transportation costs factors often overlooked during production planning. Consequently, farmers…

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