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Court Sentences 2 To 30-Day Imprisonment For Roaming The Streets Naked

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By Alo Abiola Verified
| Leadership Newspaper Verified
The duo were arraigned on a one count charge of conduct likely to cause a breach of public peace, contrary to Section 181(i) (d) (h) of Ekiti State Laws, 2021. The defendants pleaded guilty to the  charge when it was read to them. The police prosecutor , Akinwale Oriyomi told the Court that the offences was committed around 4 a.m on July 13 at the palace area of Ado Ekiti.
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Oyo Schools Abduction: Yoruba Leaders Hail Tinubu, Makinde, Security Agencies Over Victims’ Rescue

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By Alo Abiola Verified
| Leadership Newspaper Verified
President Bola Tinubu, Governor Seyi Makinde and security agencies have been commended for the roles they played in rescuing the abducted pupils and teachers from schools in  Oriire Local Government Area of Oyo State. A Pro-Yoruba group, Yoruba Leaders of Thought (YLT), which gave the commendation, said the success of the rescue operation attests to its efforts to make the country safe and peaceful for all.
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Ekiti Okays N17.1bn For Road, Power, Water Projects

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By Alo Abiola Verified
| Leadership Newspaper Verified
Ekiti State government has approved N17.166 billion for the execution of road infrastructure, electricity, solar street lights, water and sanitation projects. The projects were approved at the weekly State Executive Council meeting held on Monday in Ado Ekiti, the state capital. The State’s Commissioner for Information in the State, Rt. Hon.
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