Joshua Olagundoye

Ogun State Police Command Makes Special Plans For Easter

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The Ogun State Commissioner of Police, Abiodun Alamutu, has directed a 24-hour patrol around various public spaces most especially worship centres during and after the Easter celebration. According to a report made available to newsmen on Saturday, Divisional Police Officers and Tactical Commanders are to protect their areas of jurisdiction against crime and criminality as […]

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Aare Akeweje Hails President Tinubu on 72nd Birthday, Says “he is legendary in nature”

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High Chief Abayomi Christopher Odufuwa, the Aare Akeweje of Makun Kingdom, in his birthday greetings on the President’s 72nd birthday, described the leadership skills of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu as legendary in nature, wishing him long life and good health with a view to achieving his dream of a New Nigeria. This is contained in

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Building Strong Bonds: The Power of Equal Relationships

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In the world of relationships, equality is essential for growth and happiness. Understanding what equality means and how it impacts relationships is key to building strong and lasting bonds. Let’s go deeper into this important aspect of healthy relationships. Equality in relationships means treating each other with fairness and respect. It’s like sharing pizza making

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Meta:Nigerian Creators to Monetize Instagram Content Starting From June

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Meta, the parent company of Instagram, announced plans to introduce a new feature on the social media platform in June 2024, enabling Nigerian creators to monetize their content. Nick Clegg, Meta’s president of global affairs, revealed this during a meeting with President Bola Tinubu at the presidential villa. The feature aims to empower Nigerian creators

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Improving Education in Nigeria: A Path to Brighter Future

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Education in Nigeria is important for building a better future for its people. I’m Ajao Favour and there are challenges that need to be addressed immediately to make it better. *Current Situation:In Nigeria as I see it, many children do not have access to quality education. Schools often lack proper facilities, such as textbooks, classrooms,

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Why Money Should Not Be A Criteria For A Good Relationship

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Money should not be the sole criteria for determining the quality of a relationship. While financial stability and compatibility can contribute to a sense of security and well-being within a partnership, true fulfillment and happiness in a relationship extend far beyond monetary concerns. Here are several reasons why money should not be the primary criterion

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Why Youths Prefer To Read News Online Than listen To Radio

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There are several reasons why youths may prefer to read news online rather than listen to the radio: Accessibility: Online news platforms are easily accessible through smartphones, tablets, and computers, allowing youths to access news content anytime and anywhere with an internet connection. This accessibility contrasts with traditional radio broadcasts, which require access to a

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The Debate on Indecent Dressing: Addressing Perception, Expression, and Societal Norms-By Joshua Olagundoye

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In societies around the world, the issue of indecent dressing remains a contentious topic, sparking debates among various groups including policymakers, cultural critics, religious leaders, and the general public. The concept of what constitutes “indecent dressing” is inherently subjective, influenced by cultural, religious, and societal norms, as well as personal beliefs and values. This article

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