Breaking: Gov. Amosun Going To Senate, Survives Onslaught

'Dotun Akintomide
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DHQ Never Mentioned Any Coup Attempt

1. The attention of the Defence Headquarters (DHQ) has been drawn to a false and misleading report by an online publication insinuating that the cancellation of activities marking Nigeria’s 65th Independence Anniversary was linked to an alleged attempted military coup. The report also made spurious references to the recent DHQ press release announcing the arrest…

Oil Prices Dip as Trump-Putin Summit Looms

Crude oil prices are expected to decline this week due to the hypothetical possibility of a peace agreement between the US and Russia, which could lead to a rebound in Russian oil exports and contribute to a predicted supply glut. The International Energy Agency has revised its demand growth estimates downwards for both this year…

When Forgiveness Is Hard (2), By Funke Egbemode

She was popularly called Mama Iyabo. Her husband threw her out of their matrimonial home 15 years ago, along with her three children, after 15 years of marriage. ā€œI had earlier heard rumours about my husband and another woman. I knew he had girlfriends. He was doing well and living it up, though he took…

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Gov. Ibikunle Amosun of Ogun has beenĀ  declared the winner of the Ogun Central Senatorial District election.

The Returning Officer, Prof. Ayinde Akanbi, declared on Monday that Amosun polled 88,110 votes to defeat Mrs Tunji Oseni-Gomez of the African Democratic Congress(ADC), who had 37,101 votes.

Akanbi announced the resultĀ  at the collation centre, Centenary Hall, AkeĀ  Abeokuta.

He said that Mr Solomon Sanyaolu of the PDP polled 33,276 votes while Mr Gbenga Adenmosun of the Allied People’s Movement had 10,039 votes.

Solomon Olufemi of the ADP polled 6,510 votes, according to the returning officer.

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