Day: October 5, 2024

African Church Cathedral Ikorodu Celebrates 2024 Adult Harvest

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Mariam Akinloye The African Church Bethel Cathedral, Ikorodu, played host to important dignitaries as it celebrated its 2024 Adult Harvest which is an annual event. The Cathedral Provost delivered the sermon at the harvest which was themed, ‘Harvest of Joy’. The honour of the Harvest Family of the year 2024, was conferred on the Awojobi Family of Ikorodu, which donated handsome sum of money during the special service. The Rt. Hon. Speaker, Lagos State House of Assembly, Hon. (Dr.) Mudashiru Obasa and former Governorship candidate, Lagos State, Chief Owolabi Salis,…

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President Tinubu Bows To House Of Reps, Confers GCON On Speaker Abbas

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Kunle Adelabu Following the motion sponsored by the 360 members of the House of Representatives, rejecting the conferment of Commander of the Federal Republic (CFR) on the Rt. Hon Tajudeen Abbas, Speaker of the House of Representatives, President Bola Tinubu, has acceded to the request of the House by conferring the nation’s second highest national honour, the Grand Commander of the Order of the Niger (GCON) on the Speaker. In his 64th Independence Anniversary speech on October 1, President Tinubu had announced the conferment of the Commander of the Federal…

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Comrade Bodunrin Ogunbowale Inaugurated As 6th NAIDS President

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Jare Olukotun-Unveils three core agenda On Saturday, September 28, 2024, Comrade Ogunbowale Olatayo Bodunrin was inaugurated and stepped in as the 6th President of the National Association of Ikorodu Division Students (NAIDS). He was inaugurated alongside other NAIDS executives and Senate President, Rt. Hon Sadiku Fawas Olorunkemi, by the Electoral Committee (IEC-Veracity Team) led by Comrade Ogunpeyin Oluwasegun. After their inauguration, the Senate President then inaugurated the newly elected Senators and consequently desolved the IEC. At the inauguration, which took place at the Admos Hotel and Suites, Imota, were royal…

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