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A respected pharmacist and Director of Springfield Private School (SPS) and Bosede Idehen International Academy (BIIA), Mrs. Maureen Idehen-Ovabor, has expressed deep concern over the rising insecurity in Nigeria, particularly the increasing wave of kidnappings targeting school children across the country.

She made her position known during an interaction with journalists on Monday, where she described the situation as alarming, heartbreaking, and in urgent need of decisive government intervention at both state and federal levels.

Mrs. Idehen-Ovabor noted that the activities of bandits and kidnappers have escalated beyond control, with innocent children now becoming primary targets for abduction and ransom demands. She warned that the situation has become increasingly dangerous for families, schools, and communities.

According to her, criminal groups are now operating with boldness, carrying out kidnappings and demanding outrageous sums of money from parents who often have no means of meeting such financial pressure.

She questioned the sustainability of a system where ordinary Nigerian families are expected to raise huge ransom payments while still struggling with economic hardship and rising cost of living.

The education administrator expressed concern that insecurity has now become a recurring feature in national discourse, with daily reports of kidnappings dominating television, radio, and newspaper headlines.

She described the trend as frightening, noting that it has created a climate of fear where parents are constantly worried about the safety of their children, even during school hours and routine movements.

Mrs. Idehen-Ovabor spoke emotionally about her experience as a school proprietor, stating that she understands the psychological and emotional trauma parents go through when their children are exposed to insecurity or go missing.

She emphasized that schools must remain safe spaces for learning, but the current security challenges have made it increasingly difficult to guarantee full protection without stronger national security intervention.

The SPS/BIIA Director called on both the Federal Government and Oyo State Government to put aside political differences and work together to ensure the safe rescue of abducted children across the country.

She stressed that national security should not be politicized, adding that the lives of children must always remain a top priority for any responsible government.

Mrs. Idehen-Ovabor further described kidnapping as a growing criminal industry, warning that it appears to be expanding due to weak enforcement and limited deterrence.

She called for stronger intelligence-driven policing strategies and improved collaboration among security agencies to dismantle kidnapping networks operating nationwide.

In addition, she advised parents to be more vigilant and actively involved in monitoring their children’s movements, especially during school runs and after-school activities.

She revealed that her institutions have already strengthened internal security systems and improved communication channels between school management and parents to enhance student safety.

According to her, protecting children is a collective responsibility that involves parents, schools, communities, and government authorities working together in unity.

She further described the current insecurity situation as a national emergency that requires urgent attention and sustained action from all stakeholders.

Mrs. Idehen-Ovabor expressed deep sadness that even during children-focused celebrations, some Nigerian children remain in captivity, separated from their families and subjected to traumatic conditions.

She concluded by urging authorities to intensify rescue operations, strengthen security frameworks, and restore public confidence in the safety of schools and communities across Nigeria.

The school director maintained that Nigeria can only achieve meaningful progress when children are safe, families are protected, and citizens can live without fear of abduction or violence.

The Regent and Ojomu of Idanre Land, High Chief Akinloye Akinboni, has reaffirmed his commitment to maintaining peace and stability in Idanre ahead of the forthcoming political party primaries, declaring zero tolerance for violence, thuggery, and acts capable of disrupting the peace of the ancient kingdom.

High Chief Akinboni made this known during the courtesy visit of the Ondo State Commissioner of Police, Adebowale Lawal, to the Idanre palace, where discussions centred on security arrangements and proactive measures to ensure peaceful political activities in the community.

Speaking during the meeting, the Regent explained that the traditional institution had already taken several decisive steps to forestall any recurrence of the February 18, 2026 political unrest experienced in the area.

According to him, community leaders, interest groups, and political stakeholders had been warned against sponsoring or participating in acts of violence, while traditional religion adherents were also mobilised to spiritually invoke ancestral powers and deities against troublemakers seeking to destabilise the land.

The Regent stressed that preserving peace in Idanre remains a sacred responsibility of the traditional institution, noting that every effort must be made to protect lives, properties, and the longstanding reputation of the kingdom as a peaceful community.

He appealed to the police authorities to sustain proactive security measures and work closely with local stakeholders to prevent violence before, during, and after the party primaries.

High Chief Akinboni also commended CP Adebowale Lawal for his swift response during the February 18 crisis, noting that the intervention of the police helped calm tensions and prevent further escalation of violence in the community.

The Regent further used the opportunity to advocate for the upgrading of police formations in Idanre, stating that improved security infrastructure would enhance policing and strengthen public safety across the area.

In his response, CP Lawal praised the people of Idanre for their peaceful disposition, describing them as industrious and hospitable people known for their thriving economic activities and cocoa production.

The police commissioner also applauded the Regent and kingmakers for their efforts in preserving peace and discouraging political violence in the community.

He urged residents not to leave security matters entirely in the hands of security agencies alone but to support policing efforts through community vigilance and collaboration.

CP Lawal additionally encouraged the formation of vigilante groups across neighbourhoods as part of collective efforts to secure the community.

The Regent also commended the Divisional Police Officer of Olofin Divisional Police Headquarters, Monehin Oladele, describing him as a professional and dedicated officer who has remained committed to maintaining law and order in Idanre land.

The meeting ended with renewed assurances from both the traditional institution and the police command to work together in ensuring a peaceful and violence-free political process in Idanre.

Lagos, November 22, 2025 – Springfield Private School and Bosede Idehen International Academy (BIIA) brought their term theme to a thrilling close with a vibrant “Animal World” Exit Day, leaving students, staff, and parents full of excitement and joy.

The highlight of the day was a life-sized gorilla that captured everyone’s attention and set the tone for an unforgettable celebration. Students dazzled during the Animal Parade, showcasing their creativity and imagination through colourful and elaborate costumes inspired by the animal kingdom.

The event featured an array of fun and educational activities, including an Animal Quiz, class presentations, the Animal Guess Game, storytelling sessions, dance performances, and other interactive exercises. Winners for Best Dressed and Best Class Presentation were recognised, adding a competitive and rewarding edge to the festivities.

The celebration concluded on a sweet note with students enjoying popcorn, candy floss, and assorted treats, making it a memorable end to the term’s thematic activities. The schools expressed sincere gratitude to parents whose presence made the day even more special, reinforcing the importance of community participation in student development.

The Animal World Exit Day not only celebrated learning and creativity but also encouraged teamwork, confidence, and public speaking skills among students. Springfield Private School and BIIA continue to prioritise holistic education, combining fun with meaningful learning experiences to nurture well-rounded future leaders.

Bosede Idehen International Academy/Springfield Private School Celebrates 50 Years of Excellence in Education

— A Golden Jubilee Honoring Legacy, Impact, and Continued Growth

Bosede Idehen International Academy/Springfield Private School (BIIA/SPS) proudly celebrated its 50th Anniversary, marking five decades of outstanding educational service, community impact, and unwavering commitment to excellence.

Founded in 1975 by the late Mrs. Bosede Idehen, a visionary educationist whose dedication to nurturing young minds transformed lives across Lagos, the school has remained a beacon of knowledge and discipline within the Alimosho community. Today, her legacy continues under the leadership of her daughter, Mrs. Maureen Idehen Ovabor (RPh), a U.S.-based pharmacist, who has sustained and expanded her mother’s dream of delivering world-class education in Nigeria.

The seven-day Golden Jubilee celebration featured a lineup of impactful activities, including community service outreaches, school awareness programs, inter-school games, debate competitions, and alumni reunions. Each event showcased the institution’s commitment to learning, leadership, and community development.

During the alumni session, former students shared inspiring testimonies about their experiences and expressed pride in being products of a school that has laid the foundation for their success.

Speaking at the grand finale, Mrs. Maureen Idehen Ovabor, Director of the school, appreciated the management, staff, and community for their continuous support, saying:

“My mother’s legacy is what we are here to celebrate. I am fully committed to building upon her foundation and giving my best to the people of Alimosho and its environs.”

The Chairman of the Occasion, Chief Dan Ovabora, commended the school for its outstanding contribution to education and community development in Alimosho, applauding how the 50-year journey has positively impacted Abule Egba and its environs.

The grand finale drew dignitaries, community leaders, education stakeholders, alumni, and parents, all of whom joined in celebrating this historic milestone.

The 50th Anniversary stands as a landmark of success and the dawn of a new era of growth and transformation for Bosede Idehen International Academy/Springfield Private School — a true citadel of learning shaping the next generation of leaders.

Bosede Idehen International Academy/Springfield Private School Gives Back to Abule Egba Community as It Marks 50 Years of Educational Excellence

Abule Egba Residents Benefit from Free Medical Checkups, Eyeglasses, and Support for the Elderly as the School Celebrates Its Golden Jubilee.

As part of activities marking its 50th Anniversary, Bosede Idehen International Academy/Springfield Private School has given back to the Abule Egba community and its environs through a generous free medical outreach that included health checkups and the distribution of free eyeglasses to residents.

The event was organized in honor of the school’s founder, Late Mrs. Bosede Idehen, a pioneering educationist whose legacy continues to shape lives within Lagos State and beyond. The school’s Director, Mrs. Maureen Idehen Ovabor (Rph), reaffirmed her commitment to preserving and expanding this remarkable legacy.

“This 50th Anniversary is more than a celebration — it is a remembrance of a great woman who devoted her life to education and humanity,” Mrs. Ovabor said. “My mother touched many lives here in Abule Egba and across Nigeria. As the Director, I am dedicated to continuing that legacy by empowering our community and supporting education at all levels.”

In addition to the medical outreach, the school also presented gift packages to elderly residents in the community as part of its ongoing social responsibility initiatives. The beneficiaries expressed heartfelt appreciation for the school’s thoughtfulness and prayed for its continued progress.

Speaking with Titansloaded News, Mrs. Ovabor noted that the school’s Golden Jubilee marks a new era of transformation, aimed at aligning its programs with global educational standards to equip learners for excellence in today’s world.

“At 50, Bosede Idehen International Academy/Springfield Private School is embracing a new phase of innovation. We are committed to adopting global best practices in education. Our dual curriculum — blending Nigerian and American standards — provides learners with a competitive edge both locally and internationally. After the grand finale on Saturday, October 11, 2025, we’ll be unveiling new initiatives that will make an even greater impact in Alimosho and beyond,” she added.

The 50th Anniversary celebration stands as both a tribute to Late Mrs. Bosede Idehen’s enduring legacy and a renewed pledge by the school to advance education, community service, and human development in Nigeria.

[b]Springfield Private School/Bosede Idehen International Academy (SPS/BIIA) proudly announces the celebration of its 50th Anniversary, marking five decades of academic distinction, character building, and community impact.

Founded in 1975 by the late Mrs. Bosede Idehen, a pioneering educationist and one of the first generation of female educators in Lagos State, the school has grown from its modest beginnings in Ikeja to its permanent site at 3, Ekoro Road, Abule Egba, Lagos.

Late Mrs. Bosede Idehen dedicated her life to shaping young minds and uplifting her community through quality education. Her legacy continues to thrive as SPS/BIIA remains committed to the principles of excellence, discipline, and innovation she passionately upheld.

Today, the school operates on a blended American and Nigerian curriculum, providing students with globally competitive education while maintaining strong moral and cultural values. Under the leadership of Mrs. Idehen Ovabor, a pharmacist, seasoned educator, and the current Director of the institution, the school continues to embrace modern educational methods while preserving its foundational ethos.

Golden Jubilee Celebration Line-Up

The week-long anniversary celebration will feature exciting and memorable activities as follows:

Monday, 6th October 2025: Inter-School Games & Parents-Teachers March Past

Tuesday, 7th October 2025: Sports Festival

Wednesday, 8th October 2025: Global Alumni Reunion

Thursday, 9th October 2025: Community Service Day

Friday, 10th October 2025: Health Awareness Campaign

Saturday, 11th October 2025: Grand Finale and Anniversary Celebration (Strictly by Access Card and Ankara)

This milestone event will highlight the school’s journey, remarkable achievements, and ongoing innovations in Nigeria’s educational system.

As Springfield Private School/Bosede Idehen International Academy celebrates this golden jubilee, it renews its mission to nurture excellence, inspire leadership, and prepare students for a changing world — staying true to the legacy of its founder, Late Mrs. Bosede Idehen.

Venue: Springfield Private School/Bosede Idehen International Academy, 3, Ekoro Road, Abule Egba, Lagos
Date: October 6th–11th, 2025[/b]

Bosede Idehen international Academy joined the rest of the nation in celebrating Nigeria’s 65th Independence Anniversary with a colorful event themed “Unity in Cultural Diversity.”

The celebration showcased the richness of Nigeria’s heritage as pupils and staff adorned cultural attire, performed traditional dances, and exhibited different aspects of the nation’s diverse culture. A highlight of the event was the display and tasting of local delicacies from major tribes across the country, giving students a true taste of Nigeria’s culinary diversity.

The school community also came together to cut the Independence cake, while students were treated to ice cream, creating a joyful and memorable atmosphere.

Speaking at the event, the school management emphasized the importance of instilling in children the values of peace, unity, and mutual respect despite ethnic and cultural differences.

The celebration served not only as entertainment but also as a reminder of the strength that lies in Nigeria’s diversity.

As the school joins in the national pride of Nigeria at 65, the message remains clear: though diverse in tribes, languages, and traditions, we are one united nation.

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Springfield Private School/Bosede Idehen International Academy Redefining Education in Nigeria with Innovation and Integrity

In a time when many educational institutions have lost sight of their primary responsibility of shaping the next generation, Springfield Private School/Bosede Idehen International Academy (SPS/BIIA) is proud to stand out as a beacon of excellence, integrity, and innovation.

With a unique American/Nigerian blended curriculum, SPS/BIIA provides children with access to international standards of education while remaining affordable and accessible to families in Alimosho and its environs. True to its slogan—“Building the Children of Today for Global Representation”—the school is committed to nurturing well-rounded, impactful leaders for the future.

The school is fully equipped with modern facilities, including science laboratories, an art studio, and a music studio, to ensure students thrive academically and creatively. Recently, SPS/BIIA concluded its highly engaging “Summer Splash” program, which went beyond traditional academics to include Mathemedia, drone flying, coding, and other innovative learning experiences.

Speaking with Titansloaded, Director Mrs. Idehen reaffirmed the school’s readiness for the 2025/2026 academic session, highlighting the integration of cutting-edge educational technology. “AI is one of the new frontiers in learning, and SPS/BIIA is embracing this innovation to make education easier, smarter, and more effective for our learners. This term, we are also activating our e-library to give students access to knowledge beyond the classroom while ensuring the content they consume is purposeful and enriching.”

SPS/BIIA also takes pride in its academic integrity. During the last WAEC examinations, its students performed excellently without any form of malpractice—an achievement that underscores the school’s commitment to honesty, hard work, and true learning.

“We are not just raising leaders; we are raising impactful leaders who will change the world positively. This is a collective mission, and with the partnership of parents, we believe we can continue to make a lasting difference,” Mrs. Idehen added.

Admissions are still open for the 2025/2026 academic session. Parents are encouraged to enroll their children to experience a school where quality education meets integrity, innovation, and affordability.

📍 Address: 3, Ekoro Road, Abule Egba, Lagos
📞 Contact: 09044087259

Lagos, Nigeria – July 24, 2025 – In a remarkable celebration of achievement, vision, and future aspirations, Springfield Private School and Bosede Idehen International Academy held their annual Valedictory Service and End-of-Year Celebration to honor the graduating class of 2024/2025. Themed “Reaching for the Star,” the event was a vibrant showcase of talent, leadership, and the unwavering commitment to excellence that defines the school’s legacy.

Delivering a heartfelt address, the school’s Director, Mrs. Idehen Ovabor, emphasized the significance of the theme. She expressed her deep belief that every child from the academy is destined for greatness. As a symbolic gesture, she presented each graduating SS3 student with a box, accompanied by a powerful message: “Use this box when you gain university admission or prepare to travel to the United States. Let it remind you that you are destined to stand out and reach for the stars.”

The program featured a blend of outstanding performances from both the primary section (Springfield Private School) and the secondary section (Bosede Idehen International Academy). A major highlight was the launch of the Student Press Club, introducing a new platform for students to develop their communication skills and leadership potential.

The event was expertly hosted by Mr. Benjamin and Mr. Theophilus Aluko, who captivated the audience with their engaging and vibrant presentation style. In a warm welcome speech, the Head Teacher thanked parents for their continued support and appealed for even greater collaboration in the coming academic year.

Another significant moment of the day was the formal introduction of the school’s new Principal, Mrs. Barthel, who assured parents of her dedication to raising the school’s academic standards and promoting a student-centered environment that fosters excellence and moral development.

As part of efforts to extend the learning experience beyond the classroom, Mr. Benjamin unveiled the upcoming “Summer Splash” program—a comprehensive summer package designed to build academic knowledge, life skills, and creativity. The program will feature engaging activities including Mathpedia, Drone Flying, Art & Craft, Graphic Design, Coding & Robotics, Social Media Management, and Swimming, among others.

The Valedictory Service concluded with cheers and pride as parents, students, and staff celebrated the end of a successful academic session. The management and staff were lauded for their dedication, teamwork, and professionalism in delivering a flawless and inspiring event.

In celebration of this year’s Children’s Day, Springfield Private School and Bosede Idehen International Academy came alive with joy and enthusiasm as students, teachers, and staff gathered to honor the talents and potential of every child.

The day began with a warm and inspiring address that emphasized the value and importance of children in shaping the future. The school environment was transformed with colorful decorations and cheerful displays, creating a festive mood that energized everyone in attendance.

Key Moments of the Day Included:

Fun and Interactive Games: Pupils and students participated in lighthearted games that encouraged collaboration and created joyful memories.

Student Presentations: Learners took the spotlight to express their knowledge and creativity through engaging and informative presentations.

Swimming Session: A refreshing swimming activity added excitement and physical fun to the day’s lineup.

The energy and excitement were palpable as students enjoyed every moment, capping off the celebration with delicious treats—ice cream, snacks, and drinks—generously provided by the school as a token of appreciation.

This year’s Children’s Day was more than just a celebration; it was a reaffirmation of the school’s dedication to student growth, unity, and creating a supportive learning environment. Gratitude goes to all who contributed to making the day a meaningful and enjoyable experience for the children.

Texas (Yellow) House Wins Top Prize

The 2nd Inter-House Sports Competition of Bosede Idehen International Academy/Springfield Private School took place on March 21, 2025, marking another milestone in the school’s commitment to academic and athletic excellence. The event was filled with excitement, as students demonstrated their skills, teamwork, and competitive spirit in various sporting activities.

Parents in attendance expressed their excitement and pride, as they watched their children showcase their talents. One parent shared, “This was a wonderful experience. Seeing what our kids are capable of brings us so much joy, and it’s even better sharing this moment with other parents.”

The Director of the school, Mrs. Idehen Ovabor, applauded the efforts of both students and organizers, stating that the school remains committed to providing a world-class learning experience.

"Our vision is to create an international-standard atmosphere where students receive the best education, just like in the Western world. We follow an American-Nigerian curriculum, ensuring that students have a balanced approach to academics and extracurricular activities. In the U.S., children are encouraged to learn and play, and we are instilling that same culture here. We call on parents to support this mission because the well-being of our students is our priority,"she said.

The competition featured four houses, each named after a U.S. state:
- Yellow House (Texas)
- Blue House (Massachusetts)
- Purple House (California)
- Lemon House (New York)

After a thrilling series of events, Texas (Yellow) House emerged as the overall winner, securing first place. Purple (California) House and Blue (Massachusetts) House tied for second place, while all houses gave impressive performances, earning multiple medals.

The event reinforced the school’s dedication to holistic education, ensuring that students develop both academically and physically. With this level of enthusiasm and participation, next year’s Inter-House Sports Competition is expected to be even bigger and better.

As the world came together to celebrate International Women’s Day on March 8, 2025, Springfield Private School/Bosede Idehen International Academy took a distinctive approach to acknowledge the vital role of women in society. The institution, which integrates both American and Nigerian curricula, organized a special event to appreciate and empower women, particularly mothers and educators, who play a crucial role in shaping future generations.

This year’s event was themed “Empowered Mothers, Inspired Generations” and focused on celebrating women’s contributions while promoting their personal and professional growth. The school’s director, Mrs. Idehen Ovabor, highlighted the significance of recognizing women’s efforts, emphasizing that their contributions “cannot be overlooked, and there is a pressing need to support and uplift them for societal progress.”

Delivering the keynote address, Mrs. Funmilayo Regina Adeegbe, CEO of TF Fashion Empire Limited, spoke on the critical role of women in society and the importance of self-empowerment. She underscored the impact of financial independence, education, and well-being on women’s overall success, while also addressing the challenges they face.

As part of the empowerment initiative, Mrs. Adeegbe led a hands-on training session on how to produce liquid soap and disinfectants. She explained that these skills could help women generate extra income, providing financial stability for their families.

The event saw an impressive turnout of parents and teachers, all eager to participate in the celebration. Dr. Akeju, the school’s principal, lauded the initiative, describing it as “a significant effort to acknowledge and celebrate the unique role of women in our society.”

A particularly heartfelt moment came when one of the parents publicly expressed gratitude to the school’s director, Mrs. Idehen Ovabor, for her commitment to recognizing and uplifting women.

The celebration at Springfield Private School/Bosede Idehen International Academy not only honored the resilience and strength of women but also equipped them with practical skills and valuable knowledge, reinforcing the school’s dedication to education and community development.

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Springfield Private School & Bosede Idehen International Academy Extend Love to Orphanage on Valentine’s Day

In a heartfelt act of kindness, Springfield Private School and Bosede Idehen International Academy (SPS/BIIA) celebrated Valentine’s Day by reaching out to an orphanage, reinforcing their dedication to both academic excellence and social responsibility.

The annual philanthropic initiative has been a longstanding tradition at SPS/BIIA, with the school consistently supporting orphanages as part of its mission to instill compassion and generosity in students.

Speaking to the press, the Director of SPS/BIIA, Mrs. Maureen Idehen-Ovabor, emphasized the importance of teaching students to express love beyond the classroom.

“While academic excellence remains our priority, it is equally important that our students learn the values of love and empathy. I always remind them that there are people with fewer opportunities, and it is our responsibility to extend kindness to them,” she stated.

Mrs. Idehen-Ovabor explained that she could have simply arranged for gifts to be sent to the orphanage but instead chose to involve the students directly.

“This initiative allows them to personally witness the impact of their generosity. Many of them contributed their own gifts, and the joy they felt while sharing was truly remarkable. When children learn the importance of giving at an early age, it becomes a lifelong habit,” she added.

She further highlighted the school’s broader vision of developing not only intellectual abilities but also strong moral character.

“We are shaping future leaders—leaders who will not only excel academically but also show empathy for those around them. Our impact extends beyond education; we are grooming individuals who will make the world a better place.”

The initiative was warmly received by students, who expressed enthusiasm and gratitude for the opportunity to contribute. Many shared that the experience had given them a deeper understanding of the importance of kindness and community support.

As the school continues its outreach efforts, Mrs. Idehen-Ovabor reaffirmed SPS/BIIA’s commitment to nurturing well-rounded individuals.

“This is more than a Valentine’s Day event—it is a lesson in love, gratitude, and social responsibility. We are honored to make a difference in the lives of children who may not have the same privileges as others.”

With this meaningful outreach, SPS/BIIA once again demonstrates that true education extends beyond academics—it is about shaping responsible, compassionate citizens who are ready to impact society positively.

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The people of Osun state learned the results of the gubernatorial election held the day before in the early hours of July 17, 2022. The election saw widespread participation (!!!) of both young and elderly people, and it drew the attention of the nation as a whole due to the presence and efforts of the Adeleke, particularly Davido. We cannot but applaud INEC’s efforts to ensure a smooth and fair election. The security personnel on the ground did their best to prevent violence and keep vote buying to a bare minimum.

However, there are some things we should consider in light of what transpired in the Osun state election and how it may affect the presidential election in 2023. First and foremost, people, particularly young people, are more conscious of election issues. Election days used to be a quarantine scenario, especially when I was growing up, and the biggest activity many engaged in was turning the major streets into soccer pitches, putting their destiny in the hands of a few who don’t care as long as their palms are greased by a few thousand.

In contrast to the End Sars rally, where the youth demonstrated that power belongs to the people, there is a new knowledge that electorates may determine who stays in power. This was evident in Osun state, where a big number of young people (19-34 years old had the largest proportion of votes cast) supported their parties and went to the collation centres to ensure that the results from their polling units were appropriately updated. This is wonderful news for the people of Osun state, but it will be much better if this virus spreads across the country by 2023. This type of intensity would ensure that the majority’s voice was heard in 2023. The high level of participation makes it impossible to rig the polls in favour of a particular party or individual.

Another thing that drew my attention during the Osun gubernatorial election was a new realization that it is individuals who matter, not the political party to which they belong. Politicians without a manifesto or plans to hold public office have come to an end. Nigeria has awoken from its slumber, and the people are ready to believe you.
The fact that several people were paid to vote in different polling units but still voted for individuals and parties of their choice is a great twist in this Osun story. This demonstrates people’s political awareness and how it will affect them. People now understand that their office is the best in the country. We know that efforts will be increased in the upcoming elections, but one thing is certain: if it can be done in one state, it can surely be done in all of them. However, political sensitization in the country must not be reduced; rather, it must be increased so that people in remote villages become aware of their rights.

Finally, we can notice that the end of “Cabalism” and “godfatherism” in the southwest and Nigeria is gradually coming to an end. It is not a common experience to see the sitting governor of a state be floored in that manner, especially when The Godfather has done all he can to ensure that his candidate wins. This is what we love to see in the build-up of the 2023 elections.


SOURCE: Titansloaded.com
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On July 5, an unidentified gunman attacked the Kuje correctional facility for more than two hours without being stopped by security personnel, causing a gripping wave of horror and panic throughout the federal capital territory (FCT).
Residents of the FCT, and indeed all Nigerians, awoke the next day to the shocking news that 64 Boko Haram members were among the over 900 inmates who escaped from the prison.

The Islamic State in West Africa Province (ISWAP) claimed responsibility for the attack, which made things even worse.

The names and photos of the fleeing inmates were released by the federal government on July 8.

Read details on
https://titansloaded.com/timeline-there-are-1993-inmates-in-edo-and-900-in-kuje-14-prisonbreak-occurred-under-buharis-watch/

Kano Governor Abdullahi Ganduje says All Progressives Congress (APC) presidential candidate Bola Tinubu has agreed to pick a Muslim as his running mate.
A Muslim-Muslim ticket exists. It is not a new phenomenon in Nigeria, “Ganduje added.”
He also urged people to keep praying for Tinubu.


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The Nigerian Correctional Service on Friday released the names and images of inmates with cases of terrorism who escaped from the Kuje Medium Custodial Centre in Abuja.
Recall that the inmates escaped the correctional centre on Tuesday night after members of the Islamic for West Africa Province attacked the facility.

“If you see any of these people, or have useful information which may lead to their recapture, please call 07000099999, 09060004598 or 08075050006 or Any Law Enforcement Agency nearest to you. We guarantee to keep your information anonymous,” the NCoS said in a release on Friday.

Click this link to see names https://titansloaded.com/full-list-names-of-wanted-69-boko-haram-escapees-from-kuje-prison/

Attorney-General Abubakar Malami has married Nana Hadiza, daughter of President Muhammadu Buhari.

The marriage ceremony came at the Presidential Villa mosque on Friday and was attended by both families. Nana Hadiza, 41, married the attorney-general as his third wife.

The wedding was first disclosed on Thursday night by journalist Jackson Ude, and several bloggers have shared pictures from the event throughout Friday.

Nana Hadiza attended First Essence International School, then Cobham Hall, Kent, United Kingdom. She also attended the University of Buckingham. She had previously obtained education at the National Teachers Institute, Kaduna; as well as a master’s degree in international affairs and strategic studies, at the Kaduna Polytechnic.
Mr Buhari has conducted three previous weddings for his children since he assumed office in 2015, including Zahra Ahmed Indimi, Yusuf Buhari and Aisha Mohammed Sha’aban.

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As Muslims around the world prepare for Eid-El-Kabir celebrations, Rivers State Governor Nyesom Wike has assured all citizens and residents of the state that the government will continue to protect the freedom of worship and association guaranteed by the constitution.

This is because he has also advocated for peace in the country to improve stability and growth.

Wike made the call in a message signed by his Special Assistant Media, Kelvin Ebiri, in which he congratulated Muslims on Eid-El-Kabir.
As Muslims around the world prepare for Eid-El-Kabir celebrations, Rivers State Governor Nyesom Wike has assured all citizens and residents of the state that the government will continue to protect the freedom of worship and association guaranteed by the constitution.

This is because he has also advocated for peace in the country to improve stability and growth.

Wike made the call in a message signed by his Special Assistant Media, Kelvin Ebiri, in which he congratulated Muslims on Eid-El-Kabir.

https://titansloaded.com/eid-el-kabir-wike-ensures-religious-freedom-in-rivers-sues-for-peace-in-nigeria/

On Wednesday, a Westminster Magistrates Court in the UK determined that David Nwamini Ukpo, the supposed kidney donor for Senator Ike Ekweremadu's daughter, is not 15 years old.

According to Arise TV, the Ukpo revealed in court that he is 21 years old, has been in the UK since February, and finally showed up to the police in May.



The defence attorney has also refuted the claims of exploitation made by the purported victim.



A new date of August 4, 2022 was set for the case.
Prior to the subsequent hearing, Senator Ekweremadu and his wife Beatrice have been detained in detention.

A few senators and representatives from the Nigerian High Commission were present during the session.



Eyinnanya Abaribe, a former senatorial minority leader, David Mark, a former senatorial president, Chukwuemeka Nwajiuba, a former minister of state for education, and Adamu Bulkachuwa, the chairman of the senate committee on foreign relations, were also in attendance.



Later on, more information...

Princess Victoria Ajibola, a well-known actress and a UBA customer complained about an unauthorised withdrawal of 1.4 million Nairas from her account on Friday at exactly 11 a.m. It all started with a 250k debit alert before they took 1.4 million without her getting any money from the bank.
Adebayo Tijani and Sanyeri helped her phone customer service while she was filming the movie to no effect. On her way to the bank, she kept phoning customer service.

When she arrived at the bank, none of her complaints had been addressed, and UBA was actively attempting to ignore her.
While she was still in the bank and trying to find a solution, UBA told her there was nothing they could do.
Her account wasn’t blocked until she began screaming and making a scene inside the bank.

When she returned to the bank, they advised her to wait until their headquarters sent them a mail at UBA IDI APE BRANCH IBADAN. After this, she went to the Opay office to complain because the money was deducted using POS. At the office, she was told they couldn’t do anything until UBA sent a mail to them.

In this situation, Princess Victoria Ajibola is urging Nigerians to intervene.

Read more on https://titansloaded.com/uba-customer-complains-about-the-n1-4-million-account-deduction-and-threatens-legal-action/

Dapo Abiodun, the current governor of Nigeria’s Ogun state, has had a shaky start to his re-election campaign in recent weeks.
According to reports in the media, the governor of Ogun state may be disqualified from running on the APC platform in the 2023 general elections (APC). As a result of an alleged criminal record in the United States of America, this has happened.

While the government claims that the APC cannot reject him on this grounds, information about his previous criminal history has surfaced.

The Coalition of Ogun State Students and Youth has issued a warning to banks, political parties, media, and the general public to prevent Prince Dapo Abiodun from contesting the APC primaries on May 18, 2022.

The body also made arrest records and the mugshot of Prince Dapo Abiodun, the governor of Ogun State, accessible.

Read their statement below:
“(COSSY) COALITION OF OGUN STATE STUDENTS AND YOUTHS 40, Sokenu Road. Oke- Ileun, Abeokuta Ogun state. cossy20@gmail.com/09152340086 May 9th 2022 PRESS RELEASE: COSSY UNCOVERS GOV. DAPO ABIODUN’S MUGSHOT AND CTC OF HIS CRIMINAL RECORDS IN THE USA. The Coalition of Ogun State Students and Youths wishes to inform the General public that it has received the mugshot of Prince Adedapo Oluseun Abiodun from the US criminal justice records. Also obtained from the Miami Dade police department are Certified True Copies (CTC) of his plethora of felony indictments in 1986 and 1987, both as Shawn Michael David and Oladapo Oluseun Abiodun. Please find hereunder the REAL FACE of a confirmed credit card (yahoo) fraudster Gov. Adedapo Oluseun Abiodun. Also overleaf are CTC documents which one of our members, who is now he shall present in court to authenticate the criminal past of Gov. Abiodun and disqualify him from seeking re-election, if the APC either fails to disqualify him or makes the mistake of presenting him as its flag bearer in the forthcoming Ogun State Gubernatorial Primaries, slated for May 18, 2022. To all banks doing business with Ogun State, we declare that you should be very careful as all transactions handled during the government of this now-certified fraudster, who has fraudulently found the vaults of Ogun State on his laps, shall be scrutinised by the EFCC at a no distant future. To be forewarned is to be forearmed.
To all Elders of Ogun State, speak out now! Call Prince Dapo Abiodun to order. In 2019, no one knew of his criminal past. Now that we all know, he should steer clear of Oke-Mosan and vanish into inglorious oblivion as the only criminal Chief Executive our dear State has had the misfortune to elect.

To all media organisations who have refused to use these authentic materials, you have shown that you prioritise profit more than your duty of holding society accountable.

You are toxic and not fit to occupy a space in professional journalism. We shall call you very soon.

Signed

Muyiwa Adetona

General Secretary

The President of the Federal Republic of Nigeria.

The Chairman of the All Progressives Congress.

All News Outlets

All Service Chiefs

The Nigerian Senate

The Federal House of Representatives

The Ogun State House of Assembly

The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission

The Bankers’ Committee

Ogun State Elders.”

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[b]There was drama at the banking hall of Zenith Bank as a ‘big woman’ went berserk in her quest to get an issue resolved.

A woman' went nuts in her attempt to address a problem at Zenith Bank's banking hall, causing a ruckus.

The woman took matters into her own hands by physically interfering with bankers' ability to serve other clients.

The lady lamented that N100k had been debited from her account in a live video that was reshared by Facebook user Hammid Bakare and that she had been visiting the bank for the last month to get it repaired to no avail.

Instead, the obviously upset woman claimed, bankers kept forcing her to return to the bank and go through procedures that seldom deliver the desired outcome.

She threatened to go nude.

Everyone in the banking hall was drawn to her loud shout.

Poised to follow through with the threat to halt banking activities that day, the woman wore her car key around her neck and would stop any banker she saw attending to a customer.

The woman was enraged even more by the push from bankers, security staff, and other worried customers to arrest the situation, which lasted for 34 minutes.

She threatened to go nude at one point, vowing to spend the night in the bank.[/b]

Watch the video below:

https://titansloaded.com/nobody-will-work-here-in-a-live-video-a-woman-demands-an-n100000-refund-from-zenith-bank-2/[b][/b]

There was drama at the banking hall of Zenith Bank as a ‘big woman’ went berserk in her quest to get an issue resolved.

A woman’ went nuts in her attempt to address a problem at Zenith Bank’s banking hall, causing a ruckus.

The woman took matters into her own hands by physically interfering with bankers’ ability to serve other clients.

The lady lamented that N100k had been debited from her account in a live video that was reshared by Facebook user Hammid Bakare and that she had been visiting the bank for the last month to get it repaired to no avail.

Instead, the obviously upset woman claimed, bankers kept forcing her to return to the bank and go through procedures that seldom deliver the desired outcome.

She threatened to go nude.

Everyone in the banking hall was drawn to her loud shout.

Poised to follow through with the threat to halt banking activities that day, the woman wore her car key around her neck and would stop any banker she saw attending to a customer.

The woman was enraged even more by the push from bankers, security staff, and other worried customers to arrest the situation, which lasted for 34 minutes.

She threatened to go nude at one point, vowing to spend the night in the bank.

Watch the video below:

https://m.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=5290984744253018&id=100000246331779

Mixed reactions trail the video
Abu AbdurRahman said:

“I used an ATM machine in Zenith Bank Kano Road Sokoto in 2012. The machine counted the money (N20,000) and didn’t dispense it. I heard when the money dropped inside the machine. I was debited.

“That’s it, till date. I never got my money back. Zenith.”

Akparawa Offiong Bassey said:

“This is a ‘python dance’ approach lol… sometimes, this is the language people understand faster. Keep up the good work madam.”

Ezekiel Apaji Danjuma said:

“Nigerian banks you have to be begging them as if they are doing you a favour.

“Sad.

“Zenith Bank Plc should take note of how people are badly treated in their branches.

“Some of the staff are cooperating with criminals to steal from poor Nigerians.”

Toyin Moskillz Moshood said:

“Organized kriminalz in suits…na most of them dey work with outside TIVZ to wreck people, how person wey open account under 24 hours done dey revieve calls from fraudulent peepz.”

Sunday Adeyemo popularly known as Sunday Igboho was released from detention by the Beninese government inducing jubilation in several parts in the South-West Region.

Click on the link to read more

https://titansloaded.com/breaking-sunday-igboho-regains-total-freedom-he-can-hold-rallies-yoruba-nation-group/