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The Nigerian Association of Resident Doctors (NARD) has commended Ekiti State Governor, Mr Biodun Oyebanji for being the first Governor in the country to pay the new hazard allowance and the newly adjusted Consolidated Medical Salary Structure (CONMESS) to resident doctors. The association, in a letter co-signed by its President, Dr Dele Olaitan and Dr. Anaduaka Obinna, and dated June 1, 2024, said the payment of the hazard allowance and adjusted CONMESS would “go a long way to encourage resident doctors as well as improve their commitment to work and training”. NARD equally noted with gratitude that the government of Biodun Oyebanji was the second to pay the Medical Residency Training Funds among State Tertiary Health Institutions in the Southwest region. The Association expressed joy that Oyebanji’s gesture came at “a critical period of economic hardship during which many of our members are seeking to write their Part 1 and Part 2 examinations in the Colleges of Training”. While commending Oyebanji for his unwavering support and commitment to health care delivery in the State, the resident doctors stressed that the Governor’s gesture “is worthy of emulation” as it projects the Biodun Oyebanji-led administration as “one which listens and a glaring example for others to follow”. “We wish to express our immense gratitude for your continuous commitment to the furtherance of the Residency Training Programme in Ekiti State Teaching Hospital especially as demonstrated in prioritizing the welfare of our members. Sir, you were the first governor to pay the new Hazard allowance and the newly adjusted CONMESS. We have also noted that your government was the second to pay Medical Residency Training Funds among State Tertiary Health Institutions in the Southwest region”. “At this critical period of economic hardship during which many of our members are seeking to write their Part 1 and Part 2 examinations in the Colleges of Training, the payment of these funds will go a long way to encourage the resident doctors as well as improve their commitment ti work and training. It is our belief that this feat is worthy of emulation and project your government as one which listens, a glaring example for others to follow”, the letter reads.
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Dear, Adesoji Gabriel, On your birthday, I'd want to convey my best wishes and express my heartfelt gratitude for your outstanding leadership and dedication to Bao's project and humanity at large. Your unrelenting commitment has been an inspiration to me. Your vision, strategic thinking, and ability to bring people together, joined with the other leaders we have, have been critical in propelling our success forward. On this important day, I hope you take a moment to reflect on everything you've accomplished and feel proud of the positive impact you've had. May this birthday be a celebration of your successes and a renewed source of inspiration and enthusiasm as you continue to lead us forward. Wishing you a very happy birthday and many more years of continued success. Sincerely, Kunle Joshua. |
One man was celebrated here too few years. I heard d wife send him away. Since he came back na to dey give young girl belle up and down |
So this man is 60 years |
Nice one |
Abeg any hook up site working in nigeria |
This is nonsense. I did n Power and I didn't go to my ppa,. No allow them deceive u |
[quote author=IamD18 post=96353484]Real recognizes real! That aside, Erica is very pretty and classy. She's gracious too. Only Nollywood hardcore fans will expect her to date Laycon over Kidd. I mean the same people who believed that if Laycon win Bbnaija, Erica will go broke, start hawking gala around that one day, she'll see Laycon with his Range Rover on the road and start crying, begging him to accept her back into his life after rejecting him. ![]() [anything laycon. You will soon perish |
```TEXT OF THE STATE BROADCAST BY HIS EXCELLENCY DR. KAYODE FAYEMI, CON GOVERNOR, EKITI STATE, NIGERIA ON ENDSARS PROTEST ENTITLED:APPEAL FOR PEACE IN EKITI AND SOUTH-WEST OCTOBER 23,2020 Ekiti Kete, I address you today in respect of the current security situation in our State, south-west zone and Nigeria as a whole which has necessitated the imposition of curfew. The events of the last one week has been deeply troubling and of a great concern to me and many patriotic citizens of our dear State. You would recall that on October 9, 2020, some concerned youths organised what was clearly a peaceful protest in Ado-Ekiti, just like their counterparts in other parts of Nigeria. The protest was commendably peaceful and their demand was justified. The main crux of their demand was to put an end to police brutality which was exemplified by the defunct State Anti-Robbery Squad (SARS), a department of the police which had become notorious for very many professional misconduct. This protest lasted for about eleven days without any security threats either to the protesters or the public. In fact, I instructed the security agencies to ensure that none of the protesters was molested. You would also recall that I addressed the protesters who picketed the roads leading to the Government House on October 16, 2020 while I was on my way to the Ekiti House of Assembly for the State of the State Address I told them that I was fully in support of the protest and their main demand. Even though an attempt was made to attack my convoy later at the House of Assembly, I held the view that the attack had nothing to do with the peaceful protesters I had earlier addressed, but rogue elements trying to take advantage of the situation. Things took a dangerous turn over the weekend as miscreants took advantage of the protest to launch an unimaginable level of violence on the public here in Ekiti and also in other contiguous states. Although, violence relating to the protest in Ekiti has been limited due to the proactive steps taken by government, the experience in other parts of the south west, especially Lagos has been horrendous and deplorable. On Monday, 19th October, 2020, I met with the President in my capacity as Chairman of the Nigeria Governors’ Forum to deliver a clear message from my colleagues on the need for a broadcast and careful handling of the protest which was degenerating in many States.. Now that the President has spoken acknowledging the demands and explaining what government is doing about them. I want to thank the leadership of the protest movement in Ekiti for calling off the protest. The import of the protest has been largely achieved. The Federal Government has banned the SARS department in response to the five demands made by the EndSARS movement and those held in SARS detention centres have been released. In Ekiti, as in many States of the Federation, a Judicial Panel of Enquiry to look into the cases of abuses, extra-judicial acts and general misconduct which led to the protest, has been set up. A restitution fund to compensate for the losses of the victims of such abuses is also established while other demands like increase in salaries of police officers is being attended to. I urge our youths who want nothing but a nation that serves and benefit all to show restraint in the way they pursue their demands. I fully understand and endorse the far-reaching message that the EndSARS protest articulated. It is generally a protest not just against brutality by police officers, but a wakeup call to all of us in positions of responsibility and the entire citizenry to have a new direction in the manner we handle the governance of the nation. It is a collective reminder to us that the urgency to act more decisively on how to improve the lot of our people is now. We must not let this seed to be emasculated in the crevice of violence that has attended the protest. This message has been well made. It is time for meaningful engagement. To this end, I am announcing the expansion of the mandate of our Youth Development Council with a view to deepening the State’s engagement with our youths and ensuring speedier implementation of the Ekiti Youth Agenda in partnership with all critical stakeholders in the youth constituency. As a result of those who unleashed mayhem and brigandage on private and public property, the state government was compelled to impose a 24 hour curfew on the State. While calm has been restored in most parts of the State, we have decided to watch development over the weekend before deciding on next steps. It is for this reason that I have extended the 24 hour curfew on the State until 0600hrs on Monday, 26th October 2020. This painful action was taken in the best interest of ourselves to ensure that the crisis does not escalate since criminals enjoy mimicking violent occurrences in other places. It is my hope that we will not have cause to extend the curfew any further. I want to urge all our traditional institutions, religious bodies, politicians and community leaders to use this weekend to engage the youth in their respective communities to give peace a chance. To this end, the curfew will allow an exception for Friday Jumat and Saturday and Sunday worship in churches. In the meantime, security agencies have been instructed to exercise judicious restraint in response to the tense situation. The intention of Government is to ensure peace, under no condition should indiscretional responses be allowed to escalate the situation. I therefore appeal for the cooperation of our people and the security personnel who are doing a tremendous job to ensure that we live in peace. As for those who may still want to test the resolve of government by engaging in violent action leading to a breakdown of law and order, I urge you to think twice because I will not hesitate to bring the full weight of the law against such errant conduct. Finally, let me commiserate with those who have suffered losses as a result of the wanton destruction that occurred in the State. May the Good Lord heal our land and give us strength to bring joy and succour where there is sadness, despair and despondency. Thank you Alale Ekiti a gbe a. Dr.Kayode Fayemi, CON Governor October 22,2020. Ado-Ekiti``` |
PRESS RELEASE NO COVID-19 PALLIATIVES LEFT IN EKITI STATE, NO PALLIATIVES WAREHOUSE The attention of the Government of Ekiti State has been drawn to plans by some hoodlums to storm some warehouses in the state under the guise of looking for Covid-19 palliatives believed to be stored in warehouses in the state. The Government would like to state categorically that ALL palliatives donated to the state have been successfully distributed to various categories of residents including 16 Local Government areas in the State (collected by LG teams), Senior Citizens, Market Women, Various associations (Unions, women’s groups, artisans, etc),Youth groups, NGOs, Widows, Churches, Mosques, Landlord Associations, Community Leaders, Traditional Rulers, Transport Unions, State orphanages and special schools, Communities in Farmsteads, Security Officers and other vulnerable persons during the lockdown period. These facts can be verified from all the beneficiary groups listed. We therefore caution those involved in the plan to desist from any attempt to invade any location under the guise of looking for COVID-19 palliatives in Ekiti State. Government has a responsibility to protect citizens’ lives and property and will not condone any brigandage in any part of the state. Signed: Mr Akinbowale Omole Honourable Commissioner for Information and Values Orientation
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Fayemi Extends Curfew in Ekiti, inaugurates judicial panel on Police brutalityhttps://tribuneonlineng.com/fayemi-inaugurates-panel-to-investigate-allegations-against-sars-operatives-in-ekiti/
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Shane on you too. Reason |
God bless the gov for this kind gesture. Afrika |
She dey mad. She was sexually harassed during Coza saga and now again, same thing. Ole |
GREATESTPIANIST:You be mumu |
Idiot |
Try and be reasonable when u post in this forum. |
Y posting now, when we have another govt in power. Nice composition thou. |
John kayode fayemi unko |
As vp unko. The man is a fool |
Where is now the loyalty |
This people should work on hepatitis |
Nigeria govt is it concerned with HIV while hepatitis kills faster |
TourismMan:He was a deputy speaker of 7th house |
Pls who can help. I did three test on it. Viral, DNA and quantitification |
Thanks |
Jimjamd1st:Wow are u serious. I did my own too, still don't know how to read it |
Pls i need help relating to hepatitis b too . I have done the viral load and others |
Rebornhombre:. Pls reply |
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