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Love800:
This national youth games is confusing me with the other one held this year at ogun which delta won.
What's the difference between the two?

Governor of Lagos State, M @jidesanwoolu today at the State Reception in honour of Team Lagos Historic Feat at the National Youth Games 2025, held at the Sports Ground, Lagos House, Ikeja.

Team Lagos has made history by winning the 9th National Youth Games in Asaba, claiming the overall title for the first time since the inception of the U-15 Championship in 2013.

Lagos secured 52 gold, 32 silver and 26 bronze medals, finishing ahead of Delta State.

The team excelled across multiple sports, including swimming, gymnastics, Cycling, Boxing, athletics, football, basketball, volleyball, chess and wushu-kungfu, underlining the depth of talent within the state.

#LagosSports
#TeamLagos
#GreaterLagosRising

Governor of Lagos State, M @jidesanwoolu today at the State Reception in honour of Team Lagos Historic Feat at the National Youth Games 2025, held at the Sports Ground, Lagos House, Ikeja.

Team Lagos has made history by winning the 9th National Youth Games in Asaba, claiming… pic.twitter.com/z7DSCacGi5

— Jubril A. Gawat (@Mr_JAGs) October 10, 2025

Today, I had the pleasure of hosting Team Lagos, our incredible young athletes who shone brightly at the National Youth Games in Asaba.

They brought home an impressive 110 medals, 52 gold, 32 silver, and 26 bronze and emerged overall champions. Their dedication, discipline, and passion reflect the true Lagos spirit.

In Lagos, we don’t just show up, we stand out. I’m so proud of them for representing our state with excellence and pride.

Kunlelee:
I believe this will create healthy rivalry between states on electricity. Fine the initial stage will be tough, even at some point citizens maybe fed up of the state electricity but Rome is not build in a day.

naptu2:
Because he appointed them.

2027: Peter Obi names Tanko as national coordinator of Obidient Movement
https://guardian.ng/politics/2027-peter-obi-names-tanko-as-national-coordinator-of-obidient-movement/

As I have said before, the Obidient Movement has a structure and officers. These are people that meet Peter Obi daily. People like Yunusa Tanko, Moses Paul, Serah Ibrahim, Morris Monye, Oseloka Obaze, etc. Peter Obi meets these people every day, he moves around with them and I can show you many pictures of him with them. In fact, some of them run his social media accounts.

The online Obidients do not really know much about the Obidient Movement (many things are happening offline).

Zionmdde:
That so called obidient movement are just bunch of opportunists and damaging Obi's chances. People who voted Obi did not need to be members of any party or movement. Obi got very organic votes that was neither influenced by the party he ran under nor any nonsense movement


Why Obi have not come out to deny this group of one or two people is what I don't know

Soludo inaugurates 5-member Anambra State Electricity Regulatory Commission

By Vincent Ujumadu
October 9, 2025

Awka — In a move to enhance power supply management and strengthen regulatory oversight in Anambra State, Governor Chukwuma Soludo has inaugurated a five-member Anambra State Electricity Regulatory Commission (ASERC).

The commission is chaired by Professor Frank Nwoye Okafor, who will also serve as the Chief Executive Commissioner. Other members include Engr. Geoffrey Okwuchukwu Nwokoye, Dr. Nnaemeka O. Ewelukwa, Engr. Nosike Emmanuel, and Barr. Chijioke Nnaemeka Obi.

The establishment of the commission followed the passage of a bill by the Anambra State House of Assembly, which provides the legal framework for regulating the state’s electricity market and ensuring efficient power delivery.

Governor Soludo charged the appointees to oversee the effective regulation and management of electricity supply to meet the growing energy needs of Anambra’s population and economy.

He commended the House of Assembly for the timely passage of the enabling law and urged the commission to operate within its legal mandate while promoting transparency, accountability, and innovation in the state’s power sector.

“This marks a crucial step toward Anambra’s transition into a decentralized electricity market. You have been carefully chosen for your expertise and integrity. We expect you to deliver results that reflect our collective commitment to reliable and sustainable power,” the governor said.

The Commissioner for Power and Water Resources, Engr. Julius Chukwuemeka, noted that the 2023 Nigerian Electricity Act was being domesticated for implementation in Anambra, adding that the state had been strategic in laying the groundwork for the initiative over the years.

In his remarks, the Commission Chairman, Professor Okafor, pledged that the team would meet the expectations of the people by ensuring improved power supply, energy accountability, and revenue assurance.

He assured that while the tasks ahead were significant, they were achievable, expressing optimism that the state would overcome past challenges in power delivery.

“We are committed to ensuring that both the quantity and quality of power supply in Anambra improve significantly,” Okafor stated.

Governor Soludo on Thursday, October 9, 2025, inaugurated the Chairman and Members of the Anambra State Electricity Regulatory Commission (ASERC):

They are:

Prof. Frank Nwoye Okafor – Chairman/Chief Executive Commissioner

Dr. Geoffrey Okwuchukwu Nwokoye – Executive Commissioner

Dr. Nnaemeka O. Ewelukwa-Executive Commissioner

Engr. Nosike Emmanuel -Executive Commissioner

Barrister Chijioke Nnaemeka Obi - Executive Commissioner

The Commission's Role include;

- Regulate electricity market
- Issue licenses
- Set and review tariffs
- Monitor performance standards
- Promote renewable energy
- Protect consumers
- Resolve disputes
- Advise the government on energy policies

Soludo, on Thursday, October 9, 2025, inaugurated the Chairman and Members of the Anambra State Electricity Regulatory Commission (ASERC):

They are:

Prof. Frank Nwoye Okafor – Chairman/Chief Executive Commissioner
Dr. Geoffrey Okwuchukwu Nwokoye – Executive Commissioner

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— Anambra State New Media (@AnambraNewMedia) October 9, 2025

In the past few days, the Obidient movement, Lagos state chapter, has faced very unfortunate troubles.

I have refrained from writing about the issues with the hopes that they would be resolved very swiftly and well. Unfortunately, they fester.

Seeing this publication in the Tribune is sad. I hope Peter Obi, Dr Tanko, and other leaders of the movement can quickly intervene to resolve the issues.

I may sew a thread detailing the issues.

Same thing happening here in ogun state..

The Endsars protest gave birth to the Obidient movement, there wasn't any protest whatsoever in the North bcuz Buhari was president hence it didn't matter to them but somehow the leadership of the movmt is anchored by a politician 4rm the North and you think there won't be chaos?

" same thing Ogun same thing Oyo" yenyenyen why calling it one by one just say the whole " Yoruba land" Na? Rubbish people.

The moment leadership positions of the Obidient movement were allotted to politicians, I knew there'd be chaos at some point and it's happening already bcuz these political figures would always want to control the movement imposing politicians not known to the movement.