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65th Birthday Anniversary: Chief Sunday Dare congratulates and celebrates Chief (Mrs) Florence Ajimobi. Describes her as Phenomenal

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Former Minister of Sports and Youth Development, Chief Sunday Dare, has congratulated a former First Lady of Oyo State, Chief (Mrs) Florence Ajimobi on the occasion of her 65th birthday anniversary, expressing delight over her passion and commitment to improving the living conditions of the less priviledged in the society.

The former Minister in a congratulatory message issued on Friday, said: “Mrs. Ajimobi has over the years demonstrated a high sense of commitment and passion for the welfare of the vulnerable people in our society. An amazing, compassionate, loving and wonderful woman, she is. In and out of power, she remains regal with a heart of humankindness. Age with grace and in peace“.

Furthermore, the Agbaakin of Ogbomosoland said: “I am delighted to wish a joyous ‘Happy Birthday’ to a hard working and virtuous woman, who has positively impacted a lot of lives. Chief (Mrs) Florence Ajimobi, who loves being identified with the less-privileged and the downtrodden; you have demonstrated this in different capacities and are still doing it”.

“Your birthday is not just a mere birthday, rather it’s a grand celebration of a phenomenal woman. As you celebrate 65 amazing years, may God Almighty continue to bless you with good health and wisdom”.

“May you continually contribute to the growth and development of our beloved Oyo State and the nation at large. I wish you a long life and prosperity”.

“Happy Birthday, Your Excellency!”.

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LG autonomy: Soludo’s action threat to democracy – BAVCCA warns

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The Bloggers and Vloggers, Content Creators Association (BAVCCA) has raised alarm over the actions of Governor Charles Soludo of Anambra State, which they consider a direct threat to Nigeria’s democratic foundations.


At a press conference held on Friday, October 18, 2024, the National Spokesperson of the association, Ada Onoja, expressed deep concern over Governor Soludo’s disregard for the recent Supreme Court judgment on local government autonomy. 


Ms. Onoja described his actions as a “direct affront to our legal system and a blatant act of defiance against the highest court in the land.”


She highlighted several points of concern, including the subversion of local government autonomy, threat to democratic processes, political repercussions for President Tinubu, economic and social implications, and a call to citizens to demand accountability from elected officials.


The BAVCCA spokesperson, however, urged President Tinubu to take a firm stand in upholding the rule of law, warning that failure to do so may embolden other state leaders to act similarly, further weakening Nigeria’s democracy and governance.


She also called on all Nigerians to hold elected officials accountable for their actions and to champion the rule of law to ensure that democracy thrives in Nigeria.

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