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Monday, March 27, 2017

[Must Read] Osun State College of Health Technology, Imelu Ilesa, sets to admit new students


Osun State College of Health Technology, Imelu Ilesa, sets to admit new students for 2017/2018 Academic Session which its registration is in progess.

Student can register for the following programmes:

COMMUNITY HEALTH EXTENSION WORKER
JUNIOR COMMUNITY HEALTH EXTENSION WORKER
ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH TECHNOLOGY
ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH TECHNICIAN
ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH ASSISTANT
MEDICAL LABORATORY TECHNICIAN
PHARMACY TECHNICIAN
GENERAL HEALTH TECHNICIAN
HEALTH ASSISTANT
HEALTH INFORMATION MANAGEMENT
PUBLIC HEALTH NURSING
DENTAL SURGERY TECHNICIAN
DENTAL THERAPY

Which minimum five credit passes in Science Compulsory Subjects including Mathematics and English Language.




It was officially announced by the School's Provost Dr. OLAOYE F.M. and Management that anyone that wants to register for either of the said programmes should come directly to the school Administration Block for further directives.

The Admission process into Osun State College of Health Technology, Imelu, Ilesa Osun State is on-going, to obtain your form visit the School's Main Campus in Ilesa, Osun State, or you call the following numbers for more enquiry.

07034308303
08137960442
09034702851

07034308303, 09034702851 (Whatsapp)

Thursday, March 9, 2017

Not fewer than 10 people were reportedly killed in a clash at the Sabo area of Ile-Ife



Not fewer than 10 people were reportedly killed in a clash at the Sabo area of Ile-Ife, when the ancient city  was yesterday engulfed in a bloody clash between the indigenes of the  town and the Hausa community. 

Though no tangible reason was given for the crisis but a source said, trouble started when an Hausa man living in Sabo area of the town was allegedly accused of having love affair with the wife of an Ife man who reportedly went over-boards when he discovered what happened.

The incident said to have happened on Tuesday night degenerated into a bloody clash between the two communities yesterday leading to the killing and destruction of property from both sides. 

Aregbesola imposes curfew on Ife Meantime, the Osun state government has declared a two day curfew in the entire Ile-Ife City. According to a statement from the Director of Bureau of Communication, Media and Strategy to governor Rauf Aregbesola, Mr Semiu Okanlawon; “The curfew has been compelled by the breach of the peace in the area which led to avoidable destruction of lives and properties. ‘’The curfew, which will be between 6pm to 7am, will be in force till Friday.”

CHAOS: One of the scenes of the crisis in Ile-Ife

The crisis While the crises lasted, dangerous weapons such as daggers, guns, clubs, arrows, cutlasses and swords were freely used in a free for all between the two warring tribes. Eyewitness told Vanguard that, the people organised themselves into two formidable groups to match themselves strength for strength in the frightening battle. At the battle ground around Sabo area of the town, the Hausas were said to have used freely daggers, arrow and bow to confront the Yoruba who were said to be armed with dane guns, cutlasses and other traditional weapons. Also, several shops were reportedly looted by miscreants who took advantage of the violence that engulfed the ancient city to perpetrate the act. 

Shop owners around the place briskly locked up their shops while the environment was completely deserted by both commercial and  private vehicles. Residents of the area had relocated to another part of the town to escape the blood bath.

Some of the persons killed in the mayhem were said to have been burnt while bonfire was also made by both sides. A combined team of anti riot, regular and mobile policemen were on ground to maintain peace as they were seen at strategic positions, milling around the scene of the incident. 

Speaking on the development, Imam Muhammed Basir, the Senior Special Assistant to Osun state governor, Ogbeni Rauf Aregbesola on Arewa matters, said; ‘’The situation has taken a very dangerous dimension because as I am talking to you, one person had been shot dead. ‘’I have notified the state governor and the police commissioner, Mr. Fimihan Adeoye and the State Director of the Department of State Security Services on the development.’’ In his own comment, the acting Commissioner of  Police in the state, Mr. Mohammed Abubakar Koji while speaking through the command Police Public Relations Officer, Mrs. Folasade Odoro, said that, the security men were in control of the situation. However, soldiers from Engineering Construction Regiment, Ede were drafted to the scene of the crisis to quell further killings and destruction of property.  




Govt orders immediate quelling of crisis 

Osun state government said it has caused deployment of heavy security forces to the scene of the crisis in Ile Ife in Ife Central West Local Council Development Area of the state. A statement from the Office of the Governor, signed by the Director, Bureau of Communication and Strategy, Mr. Semiu Okanlawon, assured of the readiness of the security forces to quell the face-off which has led to the destruction of properties in affected areas of the ancient city. “This is to assure all and sundry that the breach of the peace in Ile Ife is not beyond the control of our highly mobilized security forces. “To this end, the governor of the state of Osun, upon receiving reports of the fracas, the exact cause of which is still under investigation, has ordered deployment of adequate security forces and is getting minute-by-minute situation reports. “The Government therefore warns those involved in this act of criminal breach of public peace to end it immediately as the full weight of the law would be brought to bear on anyone arrested.”  

Ooni Ogunwusi appeals to warring parties 

The Ooni of Ife, Oba Adeyeye Ogunwusi, Ojaja11, also appealed to the warring Yoruba and Hausa factions to give peace a chance. Speaking through his media aide, Comrade Moses Olafare, the monarch said that, he had instructed some palace officials to see to the rescue of the Hausas who were arrested by the Ifes in the mayhem. The monarch was quoted as telling the people of Ife to ensure that no more live or property is lpeac while the law enforcement agencies are allowed to restore peace to the community. 


He told his subjects to ensure that they allow peace to reign in their domain so that his efforts since ascending the throne to ensure peace in his domain, Yorubaland and Nigeria as a whole would not be in vain. He stated that, peace would soon be fully restored between the two warring factions in the town. 

He appealed to the two factions to tolerate one another and live as one without segregation, sectionalism, tribalism and nepotism saying all tribes are one in the country. Vanguard gathered that casualties are from both the Hausa and Yoruba communities including children from both sides. 

Some of the victims that received varied degrees of injuries are receiving treatment at the Obafemi Awolowo University Hospital Teaching Hospital Complex, Ile-Ife. Meanwhile, normalcy is gradually returning to the ancient town as the security agencies combined to ensure no more damage is done on both sides.

Wednesday, February 8, 2017

[Must Read] AN ICON AT TENDER AGE - ABÀMÌ AT 40


On a wonderful Friday in the year 1977 a woman gave birth to a boy christened Olayemi, Oladayo, Olalekan, Oluwagbemiga, Akofe, Olaposi (Muhammad-Semiu then) the son of Pa & Mrs. J. B. Olaleye.

KNOW THE CELEBRANT IN BRIEF



According to 365PARROTS' TEAM who interviewed him in his house, Olukotun Area, Iwo, Osun State.

The celebrant unveiled so many things about him, which many of them is not known to anybody before.

According to him he said;
This world has been a school of learning since my inception, I went to my primary school & finished as A school Janitor later proceeded to my secondary education to end up as Social prefect boy and at NCE level as the Students Union Director of Socials.

Me started knowing agony, problems, rigors, victimization, persecution, hated and all sorts of life negative impact, men were my enemies in most cases, friends are foes in disguise,. But God showed me His mercy in all odds of life.

I worked as a freelance broadcaster all through, I was a director of programs at Yotomi TV under the platform of Delta cables, later as a manager at Gangan TV the first private TV station in Ilorin Kwara state, head some association for years, as Filsu(federation of Iwoland students Union) pro and later the fifth president of the association in college of education ilesa, as also the first Langa game captain OSCOED Ilesa, in churches I was a member & president of Royal Ambassadors in my church, drama coordinator, interpreter, chorister & one of the first trumpet experts in first Olukotun Baptist Church Oke Bode Oyo Road  & once BSF Olukotun Chapter Iwo Prayer coordinator.


My social lifestyles, was a member of Kegite club Ilya Du Chalk Ilesa & an LSF (Day6 2all am karid).

I was once an assistant secretary of FIBAN in Osun State but later metamorphosized to Yoruba Broadcasters Osun Chapter (YBA) as the pioneer coordinator for more than 5years & voted in at the National level as the National vice-president under Prince Adefunsho Ademigbuji till present, am a friends of kings & I worked with king.

I am a chief by tittle as AARE APEDEGBAYI OF OBADIIMU LAND, thanks to HRH. Micheal Opajinmi Agbaekun of Obadiimu Land Egbedore Local Govt, Jagunmolu Èdè of Yorubaland, am a man of so many awards from schools, churches, Islamic society as Amuludun Adeen, private bodies & organizations.

A married man blessed with wonderful children & Boss to so many people in my career, loved by so many & hated by scanty tough haters though they're always my ladders to the top. I finally give glory to my only #Babalawo (as my foes do call my God) who doesn't leave me alone all the time, my vindicator, benefactor, redeemer, guard & guide, protector, financier the I am that I am, omnipotent, omnipresent, omniscience, God of all gods that has been putting them to shame on my behalf. Aare Yemi Olaleye BubbleAbami appreciates God in all my uptakes, Yet am still a fool at 40, Jah bless my hustle. I love all BubbleLawa Live fans worldwide for been there for me.

Important notice: please search for my new like page on Facebook (So Ṣe É Rí with Mr. Bubble)  this shall be in use for some vital issues be it political, social, educational and lots more.

Thursday, December 1, 2016

[Must Read] I can't worship deities - Oluwo of Iwoland


The Oluwo of Iwo in Osun State, Oba Dr. Abdulrasheed Adewale Akanbi, has urged traditional rulers to desist from worshiping their heritages but rather turn them to tourism that can generate revenue and also create jobs for the youths.
He added that deities are not meant to be worshiped due to their insignificance in the administration of communities stressing that, “They are just mere symbols and not gods as claimed by some people.
The Oluwo stated this while in an exclusive interview with ROYAL NEWS in his palace on Tuesday. He said: “I will never join them to worship deities. Who are even the deities? Let me tell you, if Oshun, Moremi or Oya among others were to be alive today and they come to my Palace, they will prostrate for me. So why will I be worshiping them?.
“It is time for all traditional rulers to go back to God and lead their subjects in the ways of God. Being an Oba or King does not necessarily mean that people should be fearing you. ”
He however advised monarchs to ensure that their cultures are embedded into religions practice in order to promote unity, peace and development in the society.
Speaking on the state of the nation’s economy, Oba Adewale urged the Federal government to dwell more into industrialization rather than clamouring that everybody should go to farm.
According to him, “I believe that if more industries are attracted into the country, more unemployed youths will be gainfully employed while more funds will be generated by the government. How many people can farming employ? Must all of us become farmers in Nigeria?
“Industrialization will consume less land and generate more jobs than farming that will consume large land and generate few jobs. All what farming can provide in menial jobs.”
He however urged President Muhammadu Buhari to look inward and persuade Nigerians in diaspora to encourage their friends as well as foreign investors to come and establish factories in Nigeria.

Tuesday, November 29, 2016

[REVEALED] UNN Final Student Who Allegedly Committed Suicide Was A Gambler And MMM Participant


More details have emerged on the final year student of University of Nigeria, Nsukka (UNN) who committed suicide. We brought you the story yesterday.Read here
According to Premium Times, the student was identified as Tobechukwu Okeke and he was believed to have been a participant of the Mavrodi Mondial Movement investment scheme (MMM).
Tochukwu, an Agricultural engineering student was found on Sunday morning, dangling from a rope in his room at Odenigwe, a community in Nsukka, Enugu State.
The deceased was said to have left a note behind where he apologised to his family, according to accounts by a neighbour. The contents of the note read: “Mother, father, brother, I’m sorry. Ify, may your children never suffer. Uncle Mathias, you gave me all. I am sorry. Death calls. Linguistic department, I am sorry. Okeke Tobechukwu S. 2012/185649,” the neighbour, who did not want to be named, quoted.
Though the cause of Okeke’s death is yet to be ascertained, some of his neighbours suggested that he was in debt, some said he was tired of schooling, others attributed his suicide to the loss of money in a network business he invested into.
The deceased’s last Facebook posts showed he had been involved in the controversial MMM scheme, as he used his page to advertise the scheme. His last post, in September, read: “MMM is enriching lives of millions of Nigerians everyday. If you care to join or you have any questions, please send me a message or comment below.”More details have emerged on the final year student of University of Nigeria, Nsukka (UNN) who committed suicide. We brought you the story yesterday.Read here
According to Premium Times, the student was identified as Tobechukwu Okeke and he was believed to have been a participant of the Mavrodi Mondial Movement investment scheme (MMM).
Tochukwu, an Agricultural engineering student was found on Sunday morning, dangling from a rope in his room at Odenigwe, a community in Nsukka, Enugu State.
The deceased was said to have left a note behind where he apologised to his family, according to accounts by a neighbour. The contents of the note read: “Mother, father, brother, I’m sorry. Ify, may your children never suffer. Uncle Mathias, you gave me all. I am sorry. Death calls. Linguistic department, I am sorry. Okeke Tobechukwu S. 2012/185649,” the neighbour, who did not want to be named, quoted.
Though the cause of Okeke’s death is yet to be ascertained, some of his neighbours suggested that he was in debt, some said he was tired of schooling, others attributed his suicide to the loss of money in a network business he invested into.
The deceased’s last Facebook posts showed he had been involved in the controversial MMM scheme, as he used his page to advertise the scheme. His last post, in September, read: “MMM is enriching lives of millions of Nigerians everyday. If you care to join or you have any questions, please send me a message or comment below.”
One of the deceased’s colleagues, who also did not want to be named, said he was given an electrical wiring job to do at the department of Linguistics in the university, because of his expertise in electrical works. “I saw him this (Sunday) morning, he seemed to have a problem which he needed money to solve,” the colleague added.
The university authorities have also confirmed the incident, but said the family had not officially informed the institution. Uju Umo, the university’s Dean of Student Affairs said: “I travelled for a burial last weekend and yesterday I got a text message saying a student had committed suicide.
“It happened at Odenigwe, one of the host communities outside the school and I was told he left a suicide note apologising to his fellow gamblers.”
One of the deceased’s colleagues, who also did not want to be named, said he was given an electrical wiring job to do at the department of Linguistics in the university, because of his expertise in electrical works. “I saw him this (Sunday) morning, he seemed to have a problem which he needed money to solve,” the colleague added.
The university authorities have also confirmed the incident, but said the family had not officially informed the institution. Uju Umo, the university’s Dean of Student Affairs said: “I travelled for a burial last weekend and yesterday I got a text message saying a student had committed suicide.
“It happened at Odenigwe, one of the host communities outside the school and I was told he left a suicide note apologising to his fellow gamblers.”

‘After MMM It’s Now ‘NNN Nigeria’- Nigerians React To New Investment Scheme Called NNN Nigeria


Just like the MMM investment scheme, there is another called NNN which you can access through http://nnn-office.com/.  But Nigerians are suspicious of this new Ponzi scheme.
Below are the reactions that have trailed it