Osun Publisher Exposes Scammers Impersonating NGF, Senator Akume, Chief of Staff Gbajabiamila to Swindle Nigerians with Fake Appointments

Adesoji Omosebi, Publisher and Editor-in-Chief of SOJ Worldwide Online News, has raised the alarm over scammers using the names of high-ranking officials, including the Secretary to the Government of the Federation (SGF), Senator George Akume, and the Chief of Staff, Femi Gbajabiamila, to defraud unsuspecting Nigerians. Omosebi detailed his personal encounter with the fraudsters, who […]

Osun State Demands Thor Explorations Settle Tax and Shareholding Disputes, Calls for Federal Intervention”

  Osun State government has called on the Federal Government as well as the Federal Ministry of Solid Minerals to quickly prevail on the Subsidiary of Thor Explorations, Canada, Segilola to pay up payee taxes accrued to the State and amounts due on its acquisition of Osun shareholding as well as its responsibility on environment. […]

Unified Executive Committee of Pensioners Sworn In, Osun Commissioner Urges Unity and Accountability

  The Nigeria Union of Pensioners and Contributory Pension Scheme (NUP/CPS) Osun State branch held its second inauguration and swearing-in ceremony for the Unified Executive Committee today. The event saw the installation of new leadership for the union, with emphasis on unity, transparency, and improved welfare for pensioners. Kolapo Alimi, the Osun State Commissioner for […]

NOA Launches National Values Charter, Calls for Collective Responsibility

  In a bid to strengthen national unity and instill patriotism, the National Orientation Agency (NOA) has launched the National Values Charter, a framework designed to guide the actions of both government and citizens. Speaking at a press conference in Osogbo, Mrs. Olorunfemi Olubukola, Director of the RCSI unit at NOA, representing the Director-General Mallam […]

ASUU Strikes Force Students to Find New Paths: Rise of Self-Employment Among Undergraduates

  By: Busayo Adeyemi The Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU) strike has brought significant changes to students’ well-being, making them more independent and self-employed. This was due to the federal government’s failure to respond to the introduction of the Integrated Payroll and Personnel Information Systems (IPPIS), which ASUU claimed would undermine university autonomy. According […]