Epe-City News Blog

  Barr. Mrs. Olayinka Oladunjoye, the Federal Commissioner for National Population Census representing Lagos State, recently made a significant visit to the Ministry of Special Duties in Alausa, Ikeja, Lagos State. Her objective was clear: to strengthen the bond between the National Population Census (NPC) and the Lagos State government. Accompanied by her dedicated team, Barr. Mrs. Oladunjoye engaged in constructive discussions at the Ministry of Special Duties and Intergovernmental Relations, focusing on enhancing collaboration between NPC and Lagos State. Recognizing the vital role of unity and cooperation, they worked towards aligning efforts to drive development initiatives forward. During her visit, Barr. Mrs. Oladunjoye seized the opportunity to extend tokens of appreciation to key figures in the Ministry. She presented a thoughtful gift to the Commissioner for Special Duties, Mr. Gbenga Oyerinde, and the Permanent Secretary of Special Duties, Barr. Sesan Ogundeko. This gesture

  Political gladiators are squaring up to participate in the governorship primaries of the All Progressives Congress (APC) in Ondo state . The Ondo guber race is drawing attention due to the large number of aspirants. The governorship election comes up on November 16. According to the APC, the sale of nominations, expression of interest and delegate forms for contestants will begin on April 3 and end on April 10, 2024, while the primary election is slated for April 25, 2024. One of the talking points among the gladiators is the mode of primaries the various political parties intend to adopt to pick their respective party candidates. Political watchers and key players believe the outcome of the primaries will go a long way in determining the dimension Like its governorship primary in Edo State which produced Monday Okpebholo as the flag bearer, the APC pegged the price for the Expression of Interest and Nomination forms at N10m and N40m respectively for Ondo. It is not new that incumben

  High Chief Peter Oriyomi Ogungbesan, the esteemed Baale of Ora, Eredo, Epe of Lagos State, is a figure synonymous with generosity and compassion. His unwavering commitment to uplifting his community through acts of philanthropy has left an indelible mark on countless lives, particularly in the realm of education. As a top philanthropist, High Chief Ogungbesan has made it his mission to ensure that no obstacle stands in the way of educational attainment for the youth in his environment. Through his selfless contributions, he has single-handedly alleviated the financial burden of numerous students by paying school fees for both secondary and tertiary education. Beyond simply facilitating access to education, High Chief Ogungbesan's impact resonates deeply in the empowerment initiatives he has spearheaded. Recognizing the importance of equipping his people with the tools for success, he has implemented various programs aimed at fostering economic independence and self-sufficiency. W

Barrister Mrs. Olayinka Oladunjoye, the recently appointed Federal Commissioner of the National Population Commission representing Lagos State, addressed the agency's staff in Lagos, revealing a proactive approach towards the imminent National Population Census later this year. Commissioner Oladunjoye emphasized the need for self-actualization among agency members, stressing the importance of readiness in ensuring Lagos State obtains accurate residential data. In her directive, she conveyed the significance of each staff member's role in contributing to the success of this vital undertaking. Notably, Commissioner Oladunjoye revealed that the Commission has initiated the demographic survey exercise, a crucial step toward gathering comprehensive data. This exercise, she assured, will serve as a valuable resource for all ministries and agencies in Lagos State, fostering informed decision-making and efficient resource allocation. Beyond the logistical preparations, Commissioner Ola