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One Year Later: Truth Prevails for Amb. Dr. Rebecca Omokamo Godwin-Isaac (Malicious Publications Proven False — Reputation, Integrity, and Business Restored)
Abuja, Nigeria (July 10, 2025) – One year after a series of malicious and defamatory publications were widely circulated against Ambassador Dr. Rebecca Omokamo Godwin-Isaac, the truth has finally prevailed over falsehoods.
The Centre for Justice and Peace (CJP), an Abuja-based civil society organization, has commended Dr. Godwin-Isaac’s resilience, tenacity, and courage now that those false allegations have been debunked and her reputation, integrity, and business have been fully restored.
Comrade Edet Bassey, the convener of CJP, described Dr. Godwin-Isaac as a hardworking and law-abiding Nigerian.
He noted that she has been vindicated one year after enduring a brazen conspiracy by unscrupulous individuals hired to malign her and drag her name through the mud.
“Malicious Publications and False Allegations
Exactly one year ago, on July 10, 2024, a series of malicious and defamatory publications were widely circulated against Dr. Rebecca Omokamo Godwin-Isaac, the CEO of Homadil Realty Ltd.
“These publications – rife with falsehoods – were clearly designed to destroy her reputation, question her integrity, and erode the trust she had built in Nigeria’s real estate and humanitarian sectors,” Bassey said
According to the CJP convener, throughout this period, Dr. Godwin-Isaac maintained her innocence, firmly reiterating that she committed no wrongdoing in the matter under dispute.
“As evidence has now shown, Dr. Godwin-Isaac was a bona fide purchaser of the contested land and acted in absolute good faith, following all proper legal processes, due diligence, and documentation. Independent investigations by the Independent Corrupt Practices Commission (ICPC) and the Nigerian Police Force have since confirmed her lawful ownership of the property, fully vindicating her.
Bassey explained that These authorities found no wrongdoing on her part and even advised that the dispute be handled as a civil matter rather than a criminal case.
“Resilience, Restraint, and Vindication
For the past year, Dr. Godwin-Isaac exhibited remarkable resilience and restraint.
Though many urged her to speak out publicly to clear her name, she chose instead to let the facts and the legal system speak for her.
She and her team cooperated fully with every inquiry—submitting all required documents, honoring every court date, and refusing to engage in mudslinging or personal attacks. “
Bassey said that her uncommon patience and trust in due process have now been rewarded: the malicious claims collapsed under scrutiny, and the truth emerged unshaken.
Reflecting on the ordeal, Dr. Godwin-Isaac said, “One year ago, they tried to bury me… but they forgot I’m a seed. Exactly one year since those false, malicious publications — and I’m still here, still standing, still serving.
“I was hurt, deeply misunderstood, and falsely accused — but I remained silent because I knew that truth has a time, and that time is now,” she added.
Bassey commended Dr. Godwin-Isaac’s grace in handling the situation and issued a stern warning to those behind the smear campaign. “No one wins by destroying another’s life. Money earned to lie will eventually cost more than it gave. Truth may be delayed, but it cannot be buried,” the CJP convener admonished, noting that Dr. Godwin-Isaac remained dignified throughout.
Dr. Godwin-Isaac has expressed heartfelt gratitude to her valued clients, investors, and supporters for standing by her through the difficult times.
She reaffirmed that Homadil Realty Ltd. would continue to uphold the highest standards of professionalism, integrity, and transparency, and remains fully committed to serving its customers with renewed purpose and ethical distinction.
“I am still standing. I am stronger. I am back. And I am here to serve,” she affirmed.
Dr. Godwin-Isaac also had a message for those who attempted to ruin her name for profit, emphasizing that “truth always returns with consequences” and declaring that “you cannot ruin what God has built.”
Finally, she thanked her supporters once again, saying, “To my clients and supporters: Thank you for standing by me. Thank you for believing. I am back — stronger, wiser, and ready to serve you.”
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FG Commits To National Development With Major Contract Agreements — Umahi
Joel Ajayi
The Federal Government, through the Federal Ministry of Works, has again signed landmark contract agreements with four (4) construction firms to execute critical road projects across the country, in line with the Renewed Hope Agenda of the administration of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu, GCFR. The contract signing ceremony, held on Thursday at the Ministry’s Headquarters in Mabushi, Abuja, marks another major step in the Federal Government’s commitment to delivering durable, sustainable road infrastructure that enhances connectivity, stimulates economic growth, and improves the quality of life of Nigerians.
The four contractors and their respective projects are as follows:
1. Messrs J. Patel and Sons Nigeria Limited – Reconstruction of Mando (Kaduna) – Birnin Gwari Road in Kaduna State,
2. Messrs JRB Construction Company Limited – Dualisation of Ibadan–Ijebu Ode Road in Oyo and Ogun States,
3. Messrs Truecrete Solutions Limited – Construction of Osogbo–Ikirun–Akoda Road in Osun State and
4. Messrs Peculiar Ultimate Concerns Limited – Construction of Osogbo–Iwo–Ibadan Road in Osun and Oyo States.
Speaking during the event, the Honourable Minister of Works, Engr. David Umahi, CON, FNSE, FNATE, described the projects as strategic national infrastructure designed to boost economic activities, improve transportation efficiency, and strengthen national integration. He noted that the reconstruction of the Mando (Kaduna) –Birnin Gwari Road in Kaduna State holds special significance, as it was one of the key infrastructure development commitments made by His Excellency, President Tinubu during the 2022/2023 electioneering campaigns. According to the Minister, the present administration remains resolute in its determination to deliver world-class infrastructure that will stand the test of time. “Our vision is to build roads that will last for generations. Under the Renewed Hope administration, we are determined to deliver infrastructure that can serve Nigerians for up to 100 years through the adoption of rigid pavement (concrete) technology,” Umahi stated.
The Minister commended the selected contractors for their competence, track records, and proven capacity, emphasising the Federal Government’s confidence in indigenous contractors. He particularly praised Messrs JRB Construction Company Limited, Truecrete Solutions Limited, and other indigenous firms for their commendable performances on previous projects across the country.
Umahi charged all contractors to mobilise to their respective project sites immediately and commence work without delay, stressing that the Ministry expects measurable progress within the stipulated timelines.
Earlier in his remarks, the Permanent Secretary, Mr. Rafiu Olarinre Adeladan, who formally signed the contract agreements, described the occasion as the successful completion of the procurement process and the official commencement of project implementation.
He commended the leadership of the Ministry for its commitment to ensuring that projects reached the execution stage and reaffirmed the Ministry’s dedication to effective monitoring, quality assurance, and timely delivery.
Also speaking, the Director of Highways, Construction and Rehabilitation, Mr. Clement Ogbuagu, presented details of the awarded contracts as follows:
1. Reconstruction of Mando–Birnin Gwari Road, Kaduna State
Contractor: Messrs J. Patel and Sons Nigeria Limited
Contract Sum: ₦178,116,787,162.00
Length: 122 Kilometres
2. Dualisation of Ibadan–Ijebu Ode Road, Oyo and Ogun States
Contractor: JRB Construction Company Limited,
Contract Sum: ₦295,996,609,992.77
Length: 114.5 Kilometres (Single Carriageway Equivalent)
3. Construction of Osogbo–Ikirun–Akoda Road, Osun State
Contractor: Truecrete Solutions Limited
Contract Sum: ₦101,806,585,825.90
Length: 70 Kilometres (Single Carriageway Equivalent) and
4. Construction of Osogbo–Iwo–Ibadan Road, Osun State
Contractor: Peculiar Ultimate Concerns Limited
Contract Sum: ₦114,854,477,607.93
Length: 73 Kilometres
All the projects will be executed using Continuously Reinforced Concrete Pavement (CRCP) technology, in line with the Federal Government’s commitment to building durable, cost-effective, and sustainable road infrastructure nationwide.
The ceremony represents another significant milestone in the Federal Government’s drive to modernise Nigeria’s road network and accelerate national economic development.
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