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An accident near Monsinmi on Sagamu/Ikorodu Road in the Sagamu Local Government Area of Ogun State has resulted in the deaths of four people and the injuries of four more. The accident involved two vehicles: a white convoy bus and a Sienna with the license plate LND945EL, according to Florence Okpe, the Public Relations Officer for the Federal Roads Safety Corps in the state. "The suspected causes of the crash were speed and wrongful overtaking which led to rear collision of the two vehicles. "Rescue operation was carried out today, Sunday, 26th May, 2024, by a team from Federal Roads Safety Corps Mosimi Unit Command at MRI on a crash that occurred at about 1240 hrs. "Eight people were involved in the crash. A total of four people were killed while four others were injured," she said Channelstv report stated that the injured victims were taken to Dasochris Hospital, Gbaga, Ogijo, while the family took custody of the corpses. Nonetheless, Anthony Uga, the Sector Comm

A former chairman of Ifako-Ijaye Local Government, Hon. Abdulgafar Demola Doherty, will be buried in London on Tuesday, May 28, family statement confirmed. TrendscopeNews.com learnt that Doherty passed away in London, United Kingdom on Thursday, 23 May, 2024 The family statement reads: "Dear family and friends, Our beloved husband, father, brother, grandfather, uncle and friend, Hon. Abdul Gafar Demola Doherty passed away on Thursday May 23, 2024. "Words can’t describe how much we’ll miss him. We know that he touched many lives, and we’re devastated to have to break this news. "He was well-loved and will be missed by many. "Burial Arrangements For: Late Hon.  Abdul Gafar Demola Doherty. Tuesday, 28th May 2024. "Burial at Gardens of Peace. Five Oaks Lane. Chigwell. IG7 4QP. "Pre- Burial: Salatul Janazah at Cemetery, which starts at 11:15 am Funeral - Interment: 11:30 am. Post Burial Prayer: Ar-Rahman Mosque , 5 - 9 Record Street, London SE15 1TL. By 2.30 pm

A former Labour Minister and Chairman, First Bank of Nigeria, Sulaiman Ajibola Afonja, is dead. TrendscopeNews.com learnt that Afonja who served under the interim government of Ernest Shonekan breathed his last Sunday night at the University College Hospital (UCH) Ibadan. He was 82. A report monitored on OyoInsight.con noted that Afonja was rushed to UCH after he got injured in a lone accident in Ilora, a few kilometer drive from his country home in Eleekara.  Afonja in his life was the founder of Integrated Dimensional System (IDS). The Oyo industrialist contested the 1999 senatorial election in Oyo central under the defunct All Nigeria Peoples Party (APP). He was a community leader, a successful businessman and a philanthropist of note. Mourning the sudden passing of the great Prince Ajibola Afonja, Adebayo Taiwo Hassan, president of a socio-political organization, Oyo Global Forum (OGF) in a statement, described him as light for Oyo Community. He said: “On this dark day in Oyo, we m

Rev (Dr) Olufunke Adetuberu has revealed some shocking things many people don’t know about her son, Prophet Oluwagbemiga Faith Adetuberu, the vibrant man of God in charge of Faith and Miracle International Church (FMIC) in Ibadan. She said her son had been a seer since the tender age of 5, describing him as a blessing she never dreamed of given her medical history. Mrs Adetuberu didn’t not only speak of the special anointing of God upon her son but also emphasized on how his birth was an unimaginable miracle. According to her, Oluwagbemiga was born when she least expected it. When doctors had concluded that she could no longer conceive. Rev Adetuberu, a radio talk show host and an inspirational speaker, made these revelations in an appreciation message to the Ovation International publisher, Basorun Dele Momodu. Momodu was a special guest at Pastor Faith s FMIC at Alalubosa GRA Ibadan two weeks ago. He was there to teach and to inspire the congregation, according to the tips he shared

The duo of Abba Yusuf, governor of Kano State, and the Nigerian presidency stand the risk of plunging Kano back into the year 1893. Their weapon would be politics and votes of the over 2 million people of Kano. In the year 1893, in the words of highly rated scholar on Northern emirate administration, C. N. Ubah, a bitterly disputed succession battle plunged the Kano emirate into anarchy and civil war. Indeed, the Kano royal family had overtime been a hotbed of divisions and acrimony. Beginning from the first civil war fought in Kano in 1565, the royal house of Kano had been bedeviled by internal strife and bloodshed. In 1648, the house was again ravaged by a second civil war shortly after the death of Muhammed Alwali, also known as El Kutumbi. The strife continued even till 1806 when Kano became part and parcel of the nascent Sokoto Caliphate. That year, followers of Usman dan Fodio forcefully drove out Alwali, Kano’s last Hausa emir, from the city. Thereafter, in 1807, after a protrac