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Popular Oyo Federal Rep, Prince Akinremi Jagaban Advises Governor Seyi Makinde on safety steps in combating coronavirus.

In a release made through his official Facebook page, the Ìbàdàn North Federal Rep touched a variety of topics which includes his activity as a member of the House Committee on Emergency and Disaster Preparedness in this covid-19 pandemic times. He also talked about the contributions of the 9th Assembly of the House of Reps to the fight against coronavirus among others. Read below;


Covid-19 Pandemic.

The world is currently experiencing what can be referred to as its most challenging phase in recent history, as the novel COVID-19 ravages through it, destabilizing economies and putting a halt to the general order. This has in no small measure brought hardship on humans. As a result, the Federal House of Representatives arrived at specific decisions in the collaborative fight against this pandemic.

The Federal House of Representatives has agreed to donate 100% of our salaries in the next 2 months to the fight against coronavirus. This contribution is committed to the welfare of frontline medical professionals and health workers, as well as to other interventions to provide for the well-being of Nigerians through this difficult time.

It is worthy to also mention that the House of Representatives has called on the Central Bank of Nigeria, as part of it's policy measures in response to covid-19 outbreak, to immediately direct cash grants to the 774 LGA's of the nation, to provide food and other essentials to at-risk individuals and communities.

The House Committee on Health, and that on Emergency and Disaster Preparedness, of which I am a member shall diligently oversee the distribution of relief items donated by local and foreign donors to ensure proper management.

At this point, it is important to encourage ourselves not to take the COVID-19 outbreak for granted. We also cannot afford to think that it is peculiar to a certain class or group of people. Currently, Ọ̀yọ́ State ranks the third among states with cases of this pandemic. As such, it is important that we as individuals obey the various instructions from the World Health Organization (WHO), the Nigeria Centre for Disease Control (NCDC), the Federal Ministry of Health and other certified health professionals.

I wish His Excellency, Engr. Ṣèyí Mákindé a speedy and total recovery as we continue to keep you in our prayers, and also use this avenue to advise that His Excellency takes the decision to lock down Oyo State. As difficult as this might be, I believe taking this decision will be in the greater good of our people, considering the sporadic rate at which covid-19 spreads.

Also, I commend the Chief Medical Director of the University College Hospital (UCH) Ìbàdàn, Professor Jesse Ọ̀tẹ́gbayọ̀; The Provost, Professor Ezekiel Ọlápàdé-Ọláọ̀pá and the Deputy Provost, Professor Ọbáfúnkẹ́ Dénlóyè of the University of Ìbàdàn College of Medicine, who became victims in the course of seeking a solution to the spread and harm of this pandemic for staying true to their calling as life savers. This is a proof that everyone is a potential victim. I pray they recover in good time, and I believe they will come out of it better and stronger.

Ultimately, I pray that all victims of Covid-19 in Nigeria and World over recovers, and I charge us all as citizens to work in collaboration with agencies in charge to defeat this virus.

May Humanity Prevail Over Coronavirus!

Prince Akínrẹ̀mí Jagaban
MHR, Ìbàdàn North Federal Constituency.

As a people, insecurity is fast becoming a natural disaster. Very soon, we may forget that we ever enjoyed peace as a nation. Yet, we have an Army, Airforce and Naval Force. We have a Police that has forced several operations on the masses such as Operation Burst, OP MESA and the Federal SARS. We also have a number of paramilitary establishments here and there, yet we cannot sleep with both eyes closed.

Need I blame the National Security Adviser, Monguno for taking extra care in an attempt to secure the presidency? The number of lives lost to Boko Haram terrorism, Herdsmen insurgency, occultic killings and kidnappings here and there among others are enough reasons to go the extra mile. If Shiites (few months ago) could pose so much threat to the National Assembly that the country lost a police officer to their attack, and a lot of Nigerians living and working in the FCT could not go to work or let their children go to school because Shiites were holding a violent protest, our service chiefs should have voluntarily resigned by now.

This however, is not to say that the NSA has any constitutional authority to either issue directives to the Service Chiefs, or a constitutional standing to determine who the Chief of Staff to the President meets with or what meetings he presides over. According to the 1999 Constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria as amended; Third Schedule, Section 25 states the formation and membership of The National Security Council clearly. By this provision, the NSA has no role other than being a member of the National Security Council.

It is worthy of notes that the tenure of each service chief is expired. And judging by the state of insecurity in the nation, none of them should be brought back. They should all have been replaced by now. Only a good turn deserves another.

One of the major responsibilities of a government is to protect lives and property. Without mincing words, our state of security as a nation has been a nightmare. This is March 2020, about a year that this administration was trusted with votes of the people to lead on; concerning our security, nothing has changed for good. We are still at same spot.

As a representative of the people and a true son of Ìbàdàn, I say if our Service Chiefs cannot be proactive over the lives of the masses and the soldiers they command, they should be laid off.

Prince Akínrẹ̀mí Jagaban,
MHR, Ìbàdàn North Federal Constituency.

On Ìbàdàn North Party Office.

Few days ago, we read on a blog incidences about our party, the Ibadan North APC office, with regards to payment of electricity bill. A particular Idowu Lekan-Salami was sung praised by perceived sycophants whose aims are yet to be fully known.

What these set of people failed to mention is that the acclaimed light bill is just #20,000, so it's quite unfortunate that some set of people will throw caution to the wind, jubilating over Mr Lekan-Salami's #20,000, one the party has even called Mr Lekan-Salami to come and retrieve. This is because this same bill has been paid by the party, but receipt was earlier misplaced.

This is not to say Mr Idowu's gesture isn't appreciated, as every member of the party is also encouraged to give to the party as God blesses them. Concerned party members in Ìbàdàn north, the likes of Harley Jubril, Isiaka Oduwole, Olaitan AbdulHamid and others has since shown gratitude to Mr Idowu Lekan-Salami for his gesture.

However, it is important to note that where the party currently occupy is a rented shop, and Prince Akinremi Jagaban (Ìbàdàn North's special son) has been paying the rent for that place prior the primary election that eventually catapulted him to becoming our Federal Rep. Moreso, Prince Akinremi Jagaban has since taken steps and has at the moment, secured a more befitting place for the party.

We can contribute our quota to the party, but character assassination as observed in the release made on behalf of Mr Idowu Lekan-Salami is something that should be discouraged.

Ìbàdàn North APC has a lot of challenges already, we should only be concerned with fence-mending, putting our house in order, so as to be ready for the next general elections, and to advance the course of our dear party, these which are obvious in the steps taken by Prince Akinremi Jagaban so far, as he has dedicated time to reaching out to all and sundry.

This is why acts of glory hunting and chasing self adulations should be discouraged and discarded by everyone who truly put the interest of the party first.

Thank you.

Concerned Ìbàdàn North Youths.

Still on Lassa Fever.

LASSA FEVER: Prince Akinremi Jagaban (PAJ) team takes LASSA FEVER sensitization around Ibadan and Ibarapa.

A team representing the interest of Prince Akinremi Jagaban, the Ibadan North Federal Rep, alongside several volunteers embarked on a LASSA fever sensitization tour around Ibadan, and to parts of Ibarapaland in the course of the last three weeks.

This according to the team is done in genuine concern for the health and total well being of the people, as the more informed the people are, the farther our communities are from LASSA fever.

Some of the places visited are Bodija, Sango, Mokola, Beere, Oje, Dugbe, Ogunpa, Challenge, Molete, Ringroad, Eruwa, Igangan, Tapa, Ayete among others.

Also, awareness through electronic media, TV and Radio was made by the PAJ Media Team, all in ensuring people are adequately informed.

See pictures;

Please, I need help from anyone who might have come across Skyefield INL, I need to know if they are genuine or they are just another time wasting adventure. Thank you.

"New technologies keep making the world and new opportunities get closer to you" - Dr. Adegoke J.A of the Department of Physics, University of Ibadan, delivering a lead paper titled "Key Issues and Emerging Trends in Science and Technology.

#OYSTS
#OyoScienceAndTech

Day 2 Plenary Session 1: The Role of Technology In Fostering Economic Growth

Panelists: Representatives from;
HUAWEI
IPNX
MTN
INTERSWITCH
CLOUDWARE
GIS KONSULT

#OYSTS
#OyoScienceAndTech

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Exhibition!!!

"Oyo state is the new frontier of economic development through technology" - Dr. Olumide Ajayi from the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) Centre for Entrepreneurship Development

Day 2 Panel Session ongoing...

#OYSTS
#OyoScienceAndTech

Day 2 Panel Session - Key Issues and Emerging Trends in Science and Technology and Innovation

Day 2 at the Oyo State Science and Technology Summit. (OYSTS)

1. Oyo State Deputy Governor, Otunba Moses Alake Adeyemo.
2. Oyo State SSG, Alh Olalekan Alli.
3. Special Adviser on ICT, Mogaji Niyi Ajao.
4. Fmr Oyo State Commissioner for Education, Prof Adeniyi Olowofela.

Photo session.

Registration point.

Cross section of participants at the Oyo State Science and Technology summit.

Exhibition inspection by Oyo State Deputy Governor, Otunba Moses Alake Adeyemo.

Prof Ayodeji Oluleye of the faculty of technology, University of Ibadan, delivering his keynote lecture at the maiden edition of Oyo State Science and Technology Summit.

"The future of technology in Africa is brighter when we incorporate the importance of the business and legal angle to it.."

- Acting Rector, The Polytechnic, Ibadan, Dr. Femi Ipadeola.

Koseleri Will Always Be Koseleri

No matter what anybody or anyone says about Governor Ajimobi, he still remains the Koseleri of Oyo State. APC’s loss at the Governorship elections are not strong enough to eclipse Mr. Transformation’s pace setting achievements which will remain indelible in the annals of the history of the state. I have researched and googled, some of the things I found, include but not limited to:

1. First Governor to win a second term mandate

2. First Governor to pay 13th month salary in full for 3 years consecutively (2012, 2013 and 2014)

3. First Governor to dualise the road into major towns in Oyo State across all zones (Ibadan, Oke Ogun, Oyo, Ogbomoso and Ibarapa

4. Unprecedented eight years of peace in the state – No bank robbery, peaceful festive seasons

5. First Civilian Governor to build a flyover

6. First Governor to provide free medical services to over 1 million people across the state

7. First Governor to give interest free grants to traders

8. First Governor to build free shops to traders

9. The First Governor to introduce the Health Endowment Fund

10. First Governor to provide free mass transit bus transportation for workers and students

11. First Governor to pay 142% increase in pension

12. First Governor in Nigeria to introduce State Health Insurance Scheme

13. First Governor to establish a Technical University in Nigeria, The First Technical University, Ibadan

14. First and only Governor in South West to become the beneficiary of the World Bank assisted Better Education Service Delivery for All (BESDA) in the South West

15. First Governor to establish an Education Trust Fund in Oyo State

16. First Governor to institute a Security Trust Fund in Oyo State

17. First Governor to give Oyo State a City Master Plan as well as the Drainage and Solid Waste Master Plan

18. First Governor to introduce the Geographic Information System in Oyo State

19. The First Governor to institute an Industrial Policy in Oyo State

20. The First Governor to introduce Electronic C of O (60 Days time Limit)

21. The First Governor to achieve a Four Star Rating of the state by NIPC

22. The First Governor to elevate Oyo State to the fourth position in investment friendliness according to Nigeria Bureau of Statistics.

22. The First Governor to introduce e-governance with payroll automation as Phase one

23. The First Governor to introduce Treasury Single Account (2011)

These well documented facts speak for themselves.

Ipinle Oyo e ko si le ninu iwe iranti.

Governor Abiola Ajimobi’s place in the history books will be prominent.



GMA

Gbolagade Matthew Adeleke

#OyoDecides2019 this Saturday, 9th March 2019. Who succeeds Governor Abiola Ajimobi I hope we are all ready to vote.

Professor Mahmood Yakubu, INEC Chairman and the Chief Electoral Officer, declared Muhammadu Buhari winner of the 2019 Presidential Election and returned elected at 4:39am today 27 February 2019

He scored a total of 15,191,847 votes.

Cerificate of Return to be presented to the President-Elect and the Vice President-Elect later today 2pm at International Conference Centre, Abuja

*Latest Result As Declared by INEC @ICC, Abuja*

Ekiti
*APC - 219,231*
PDP - 154,032

Osun
*APC - 347,634*
PDP - 337, 377

FCT
APC - 152,224
*PDP - 259,997*

KWARA
*APC - 308,984*
PDP - 138,184

Nassarawa
*APC - 289, 903*
PDP - 283, 847

Ondo
APC - 241,769
*PDP - 283,847*

Kogi
*APC -285,894*
PDP - 218,207

Gombe
*APC - 402,961*
PDP - 138,484

Abia
APC - 85,058
*PDP - 219,698*

Yobe
*APC - 497,914*
PDP - 50,763

_Enugu_
APC - 54,423
*PDP - 355,553*

_Ebonyi_
APC - 90,726
*PDP - 258,573*

_Niger_
*APC - 612,371*
PDP - 218,052

_Jigawa_
*APC - 794,738*
PDP - 289,895

_Kaduna_
*APC - 993,445*
PDP - 649,612

_Anambra_
APC - 33,298
*PDP - 524,738*

_Oyo_
APC - 365,229
*PDP - 366,690*

_Adamawa_
APC - 378,078
*PDP - 410,266*

_Bauchi_
*APC - 798,428*
PDP - 209,313

_Lagos_
*APC - 580,825*
PDP - 448,015

_Ogun_
*APC - 281,762*
PDP - 194,655

_Edo_
APC - 267,842
*PDP - 275,691*

_Benue_
APC - 347,668
*PDP - 356,817*

_Imo_
APC - 140,463
*PDP - 334,923*

_Plateau_
APC - 468,555
*PDP - 548,665*

_Kano_
*APC - 1,464,768*
PDP - 391,593

_Katsina_
*APC - 1,232,133*
PDP - 308,056

_Taraba_
APC - 324,906
*PDP - 374,783*

_Cross River_
APC - 117,302
*PDP - 295,737*

_Akwa Ibom_
APC - 175,429
*PDP - 395,832*

_Borno_
*APC - 836,496*
PDP - 71,788

_Delta_
APC - 221,292
*PDP - 594,068*

_Bayelsa_
APC - 118,821
*PDP - 197,933*

_Sokoto_
*APC - 490,333*
PDP - 361,604

_Kebbi_
*APC - 581,552*
PDP - 154,282

_Zamfara_
*APC - 438,682*
PDP - 125,423

_Rivers_
APC - 150,710
*PDP - 473,971*

*Total To Date*

_*APC - 15,191,847*_
_PDP - 11,262,978_

*No Of States (including FCT) Won*

_APC - 19_
_PDP - 18_

TARABA STATE
C.O: Prof. Shehu Adamu
#NigeriaDecides2019
Collation of Results

Total No: Reg Voters:1,777,105
Total No: of Accredited: 756,111
Total Votes Cast: 741,564
Total Valid Votes: 712,877
Rejected Votes: 28,687

AAC: 116
ADC: 211
ADP: 136
APC: 324,906
PDP:374,743
SDP: 862

Fct presidential
Apc: 152,224
Pdp: 259,997

Osun Presidential
APC : 347,634
PDP : 337,377

Ekiti Presidential
APC 219,321
PDP 154,032

Kwara Presidential
APC:308,984
PDP:138,184

Nasarawa Presidential
APC: 289,903
PDP: 283,847

Kogi Presidential
APC: 285,894
PDP: 218,207

Gombe Presidential
APC: 402,961
PDP: 188,484


Ondo Presidential
APC: 241,769
PDP: 275,901

Abia Presidential
APC: 85058
PDP: 219,698

Niger Presidential
APC : 612,371
PDP : 218,052

Jigawa Presidential
APC :794,738
PDP :289,895

Enugu Presidential
APC: 54,423
PDP: 355,553

Yobe Presidential
APC: 497,914
PDP: 50,763

Ebonyi Presidential
APC : 90,726
PDP: 258,573

Kaduna Presidential
APC: 993,445
PDP: 649,612

Anambra Presidential
APC: 33,298
PDP: 524,738

Adamawa Presidential
APC: 378,078
PDP: 410,266

OYO Presidential
APC: 365,229
PDP: 366690

Bauchi Presidential
APC : 798,428
PDP : 209,313

Lagos Presidential
APC: 580,825
PDP: 448,015

Ogun Presidential
APC: 281,762
PDP : 194,655

Edo Presidential
APC: 267,842
PDP: 275,691

Benue Presidential
APC : 347,668
PDP : 356,817

Plateau Presidential
APC: 468,555
PDP: 548,665

IMO Presidential
APC: 140,463
PDP: 334,926

Kano Presidential
APC: 1,464,768
PDP: 391,593

So far

*REPORTING FROM EGBEDA LOCAL GOVERNMENT BY EGBEDA LOCAL GOVERNMENT COORDINATOR*

No of Registered voters: 140997

Accreditation voters: 38228

Total number of Voters: 37683

Rejected votes: 2545

Valid votes: 35138


*PRESIDENT RESULT*

APC 17295
PDP 15065
ADC 831
*OTHERS ARE Below 500 vote*



*SENATORIAL FINAL RESULT FOR OYO CENTRAL SENATORIAL DISTRICT*

AA -799
AD- 599
ADC - 41654
ADP- 41377
ANRP - 1033
APC - 91080
DPC - 437
DPP - 511
HDP -108
ID - 95
LP- 308
MPN - 202
NCP - 254
NPC - 936
NRM - 781
PDP - 83600
PPC- 1327
PPN - 245
PT - 77
SDP - 462
ZLP - 6593


*TOTAL VALID VOTES--- 272,478*

*TOTAL VOTES CAST ---- 286,995*

*TOTAL REJECTED VOTES --- 14517*


*RETURNING OFFICER --- PROF. IDOWU FARAYI*


*WINNER ----- APC*
*TESLIM FOLARIN*



*HOUSE OF REP IN BOTH EGBEDA/ONA-ARA CONSTITUENCY*

APC 28146
ADC 5640
ADP 2145
AGA 67
ANN 136
PPC 57
ID 13
JNPP 27
LP 116
MPN 36
NCP 53
NPC 93
NRM 30
PDC 327
PDP 17723
PPN 48
SDP 154
ZLP 1625

*Final Result from INEC Office in Egbeda local government*