SMALL ALHAJI In 4 years as an Federal Law maker

HON TAJUDEEN ADEFISOYE(

) has done the followings in period of his 4yrs in office Six block classroom at st joseph college idanre 3 block classrooms at apostolic grammar school, ilara mokin, ifedore. Facilitated college of forestry and tourism to idanre. Built Stadium at idanre Built Stadium at ijare, ifedore Built Apefon market stall Built igbraoke market stall Built Skill acquisition centre at igbaraoke, ifedore Built ICT center at olofin, idanre Motor, refrigerator, cars etc as empowerment for constituents 10,000 Cocoa seedlings to farmers across the constituency Distribution of farm inputs to farmer across the constituency Solar borehole at ilara mokin, ifedore. Built police station at ipogun, ifedore. Renovation of faulty boreholes across the constituency e.g habababubu, ltanorowa, basooto, ipoba akinniranye, itaolorun, ajibamidele, isalu beside baami bunte, baami akinrotohun , oniyewu etc Digging of bolehole at olokuta camp Road construction at ibule. Road construction at igbaraoke Renovation of class rooms at Ero grammar sch, ifedore Road construction ojota/opasorun, idanre. Market money grant to market women (quarterly) Grading of farm roads in idanre. Fish farming training and empowering over 1000 constituents. Donation of electric poles to iloro community in idanre Donation of 1000 jamb forms to students across the constituency Erection of solar light across the rural areas in idanre. Erection of solar light across rural areas in ifedore Schorlarship to students across the constituency Organized idanre/ifedore unity football competition( free jerseys, soccer boot and other football materials) Electrification projects in Elemo community in ifedore Free coaching lessons and scholarship for pupils in rural areas across the constituency Facilitated Europe visa for constituents Donation of drug/vaccine to idanre general hospital Donation of his two months salaries for palliative during covid -19 pandemic Giving federal jobs/army to constituents Tailoring training for over 200 people and giving sewing machine to them. Facilitated fish farming training and empowered them with cash. Built market stall at Habababubu camp., Idanre. Renovation of health center at Ajebamidele camp, idanre Solar light at obasoto camp, sabo kulikuli area, ilara mokin etc Renovation of owa of idanre palace. A lot of bills and motion. Ongoing road construction at okedo, along baami igbatoyo, idanre. Hon. Adefisoye Adeyemi Tajudeen has done extremely well. Thank you small alhaji.

Wale Akinterinwa Assumes Chairmanship of the Forum of Commissioners of Finance in Nigeria: A New Era of Financial Leadership Begins

The Akinterinwa Media Team is thrilled to announce the appointment of Mr. Wale Akinterinwa as the Chairman of the Forum of Commissioners of Finance in Nigeria. With an illustrious career as the Ondo State Commissioner for Finance, Mr. Akinterinwa brings a wealth of experience and expertise to this prestigious position. Today marked a significant moment as he officially assumed his role, succeeding the outgoing Chairman, Hon. David Olofu, the esteemed Commissioner for Finance from Benue State.

As the new Chairman, Mr. Akinterinwa's tenure promises a fresh wave of financial leadership and collaboration among commissioners of finance across the country. With his visionary approach and unwavering commitment to driving economic growth, we can expect transformative initiatives and policies aimed at enhancing fiscal stability and prosperity. Under his guidance, the Forum of Commissioners of Finance is poised to play a vital role in shaping the economic landscape of Nigeria and addressing key financial challenges facing the nation.

We express our utmost gratitude to Hon. David Olofu for his exceptional service and dedication during his tenure as Chairman. His efforts in fostering unity and cooperation among commissioners of finance have laid a strong foundation for Mr. Akinterinwa to build upon. As we embark on this new chapter, we extend our heartfelt congratulations to Mr. Wale Akinterinwa and wish him immense success in his role as Chairman, confident that his leadership will steer the forum towards greater achievements and contribute to the overall progress of Nigeria's financial sector.

MY ORDEAL AT THE HANDS OF LUCKY

I have come across numerous comments regarding the statement released by the Women Group, the Society for Women Empowerment (SWE). Although I cannot ascertain the existence of the group or the true intentions behind the story, I feel it is important to express my pain for the sake of other women.

I am a woman who deeply respects and supports my husband. Our story, like many others, has been one of grace and growth. While I am sociable, I am always mindful of my husband's position. I have dedicated myself to nurturing our home and children, as any wife and mother would. I have done so with unwavering strength.

Prior to Lucky's appointment as the deputy governor, we had ongoing issues revolving around abusive behavior. Each time, he would apologize, often attributing his actions to alcohol. Our children have witnessed this on two occasions. They implored me to have him arrested, but I explained that Nigerian culture does not provide room for such measures.

I am not happy about revealing my personal struggles publicly. It is a painful reality I must confront. I have reached the conclusion that concerted efforts must be made to eradicate the scourge of violence against women. I have endured physical, emotional, and mental abuse from my husband—beatings, torture, and constant mistreatment.

On December 1, 2022, during a minor argument, I experienced one of the most severe beatings of my life at the hands of my husband. I was left bruised and battered, to the extent that I could not attend the birthday ceremony of Toyin Akeredolu, the younger sister of Governor Akeredolu, in Ibadan. He threatened to kill me, uttering words of disdain.

On Friday, December 2, I traveled to Ibadan to meet with the First Lady, Chief Betty-Anyanwu Akeredolu, to report Lucky's actions. When she saw my battered face, she was enraged. She subsequently reported Lucky to the Governor. Lucky used to be the First Lady's favorite, but since that day, she has distanced herself from him.

Upon returning to Akure, even with my bruised face, Lucky slapped me again. He accused me of exposing him to the Governor and First Lady. He not only slapped me but also poured Hennessy on my head, berating me as a worthless woman.

A few days before the FOWOSO summit, I was burdened with depression and numerous issues. I had already made up my mind not to attend the program. However, Lucky approached me, pleaded, and promised never to harm me again. I had to apply heavy makeup and wear dark glasses to conceal the bruises on my face, just to attend the event.

By the end of January, Lucky resumed his abusive behavior. As much as I am a strong supporter of his aspirations to succeed the Governor, I have consistently advised him to exhibit decorum in his public life. Every time I mentioned this, he dismissed it as jealousy and insecurity, showing no regard for my feelings. Disrespectful calls were frequently received at our home, especially from one Ambassador Tolu Taiwo, one of his girlfriends. 

During the first week of February, we had a conversation about his political aspirations, and I advised him to refrain from making certain remarks to people. Instead of considering my advice, he unleashed his anger on me, subjecting me to further physical abuse. He threatened to kill me and make another woman the First Lady when he becomes Governor.

Lucky not only assaulted me but also locked me out of the house. I had to spend two nights at St. Jacob Hotel. He instructed the gatekeeper not to allow me entry. From there, I had to travel to Lagos and eventually moved to Ilesa, my hometown.

After being locked out, my driver eventually went to the house to retrieve my bag, which contained my passport. Since then, I have relocated to London.

I am aware that Lucky may attempt to deny this story once again. However, I urge you to question him: Why have I not refuted the allegations of his abuse? He is my husband, and no woman would want to falsely accuse her spouse. If he claims that all of this is untrue, ask him to call me and put our conversation on speaker. He is well aware of my position on this matter. I refuse to continue hiding and suffering in silence.

Once again, the First Lady is fully aware of this situation. If Lucky denies it once more, I will come out with pictures and videos, no matter how humiliating it sounds. I am taking this step because I can no longer endure this situation silently.

OLUWASEUN ESTHER AIYEDATIWA 

LONDON, UNITED KINGDOM

7TH JUNE, 2023.

Akinmurele Expresses Gratitude and Optimism in New Month Message to Ondo State People

Dear people of Ondo State,

As we step into the month of June, I want to take a moment to extend my warmest greetings and best wishes to each and every one of you. This new month presents us with a fresh opportunity to embrace positive changes and work towards the betterment of our beloved state. Let us approach the coming days with renewed vigor, determination, and a sense of unity.

In the face of various challenges, it is crucial that we remain resilient and unwavering in our pursuit of progress. Together, we can overcome any obstacle and build a brighter future for Ondo State. Let us continue to prioritize peace, harmony, and the well-being of our communities. May this month be filled with abundance, growth, and opportunities for each and every one of you. Happy New Month, Ondo State!

-John Akinmurele