Oye State House Of Assembly Extends Tenures Of LGA Caretakers

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Oye State House Of Assembly Extends Tenures Of LGA Caretakers

Oyo State House of Assembly on Tuesday granted Governor Abiola Ajimobi’s request to extend the tenure of Caretaker Committee Chairmen in the 33 Local Government Areas and the 35 Local Council Development Areas (LCDAs) of the state by two months.

Deputy Speaker of the House, Hon. Musa Abdulwasiu, while briefing journalists in Ibadan, disclosed that “the decision was unanimously adopted sequel to a formal request by Ajimobi”.

He said the tenure extension was for “two months from March to May 4, pending the conduct of the local government elections”.

He declared that the “extension was to avoid any vacuum in the administration of the local councils”.

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"Shehu And I Are Strategizing On How To Arrest The Monkey That Swallowed Our Money" - Senator Dino

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"Shehu And I Are Strategizing On How To Arrest The Monkey That Stole Our Money" - Senator Dino

Senator Dino Melaye has finally reacted to the reports that a Mysterious Monkey swallowed N70million at a farm, belonging to Northern Senators.

Sen. Dino Melaye shared a photo of himself with Senator Shehu Sani in his Instagram account and captioned it "Shehu and I are strategizing on how to arrest the monkey that stole our money"..

Nigerians are yet to get over the story that a Snake appeared at JAMB office and swallowed N36million , Then this one came in this week.

Poor Monkey, What does it know?

see his post below!

Kwara State Bans Production, Sale and Consumption of Alcohol - KSHA

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Kwara State Bans Production, Sale and Consumption of Alcohol - KSHA

According to PREMIUM Times, the Kwara State House of Assembly, has on Thursday, passed a bill for a law expanding areas where the manufacturing, sales and consumption of liquor are prohibited in the capital, Ilorin.

Under the new law, no person will be allowed to produce, sell, store or openly consume alcohol within specified areas in the metropolis. 

It was learnt that the bill proposes that any person who contravenes the provision shall be guilty of an offence and liable on conviction to a fine not exceeding N100,000 or imprisonment for a term not exceeding six month or both.

While speaking after the passage of the bill into law, the speaker, Ali Ahmad, directed the clerk of the House, Ahmed  Mohammed, to prepare a clean copy of the bill for the governor’s assent.

He also expressed confidence that “the Bill would go a long way to protect our young ones from the ills of alcohol consumption”.

The speaker explained that with the passage of the bill, the sales of alcohol was now controlled as it is practice in advanced countries of the world.

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