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Meet The Winners Of The 2022 LIS Conference Grants
Meet The Winners Of The 2022 LIS Conference Grants
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List Of Ajegunles In Oodualand (Yorubaland)
LAGOS STATE:
Ajegunle, Ajeromi/Ifelodun LG
Ajegunle, Alimosho LG
OSUN STATE:
Ajegunle, Ife South LG
Ajegunle, Obokun LG
Ajegunle, Ola Oluwa LG
Ajegunle, Olorunda LG
Ajegunle, Orolu LG
Ajegunle, Ayedaade LG
Ajegunle, Boluwaduro LG
KOGI STATE:
Ajegunle, Ekinrin Ade, Ijumu LG
OGUN STATE:
Ajegunle, Ifo LG
Ajegunle, Ipokia LG
Ajegunle, Yewa.S LG
Ajegunle, Ado Odo/Otta LG
Ajegunle, Ewekoro LG
Ajegunle, Ikenne LG
Ajegunle, Odeda LG
Ajegunle, Sagamu LG
ONDO STATE:
Ajegunle, Ondo.W LG
Ajegunle, Idanre LG
Ajegunle, Ilaje LG
Ajegunle, Ile Oluji LG
Ajegunle, Odigbo LG
Ajegunle, Ose LG
Ajegunle, Akure South LG
Ajegunle,Okitipupa
OYO STATE:
Ajegunle, Ibarapa North LG
Ajegunle, Afijio LG
Ajegunle, Atiba LG
Ajegunle, Oriire LG
Ajegunle, Surulere LG
Ajegunle, Ibadan North LG
Ajegunle, Ogbomoso.S LG
EKITI STATE:
Ajegunle, Efon LG
Ajegunle, Ise/Orun LG
KWARA STATE:
Ajegunle, Asa LG
Ajegunle, Ifelodun LG
Ajegunle, Offa LG
Ajegunle, Irepodun LG
Ajegunle, Isin LG
Ajegunle, Moro LG
Ajegunle, Ilorin South LG
All the states in Oodualand (Yorubaland) have at least one town or village named Ajegunle.
Most have more than one. One very interesting and unique feature which cements the identity of oneness in the entire Oodualand (Yorubaland) is the re-occurrence of town names across the entire Yoruba landscape. These repetitions are because of ancient movements and migrations of people, as well as the dynamic interrelationships between the old founding members of Oodualand (Yorubaland).
Another reason is because all these towns named Ajegunle all belong to members of the same ethnic group (Yoruba) speaking the same language. Many named their towns 'Ajegunle' even without any prior knowledge that any other Ajegunle existed elsewhere. It was just a good name in their language and they used it.
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Inflation: Lagos food traders decry price instability
Some food traders in Lagos State have decried the instability of produce prices as well as the continued inflation in the country.
The traders made their complaints in separate interviews with the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) on Tuesday in Lagos.
Mr John Nwabueze, a food trader at Agege Market, said the unpredictability of food prices had limited the trade as they could no longer take large stocks.
“The prices of most food items are currently unstable; we cannot even predict the prices anymore.
“The prices are volatile, and we can no longer stock as we used to, or we may run at a loss.
“The price of rice has started rising again; a 50-kg bag of short-grain rice now sells for as much as N80, 000 and above; last week, it was sold for N76, 000 to N77, 000.
“50kg long grain rice sells for N90,000 per bag, and we do not know the reasons for the hike in the price because it sold for N88,000 last week.
“A 100kg bag of beans sells for N144, 000 and a 50kg bag sells for N72, 000; we used to buy the 100kg for N154, 000 to N155,000, but it has dropped now.
“Garri is still very expensive, as a paint bucket now sells for N3000 as opposed to N900 to N1000 before; a bag of garri now sells for N45,000 as opposed to N23,000 before the hike,” Nwabueze said.
On her part, Mrs Judith Amen, a foodstuff trader at Mile 12 Market in Lagos, said the “ups and downs in the price of produce have made most traders wary of the trade.
“We do not even understand the situation; the price of foodstuffs has been fluctuating for a while now.
“Currently, the price of a 50-kg bag of short-grain rice sells for N82,000, while long-grain rice sells for between N88,000 and N90,000 per bag.
“A week before now, a bag of long-grain rice sold for N78,000, so the hike this week is unprecedented.
“A bag of 100 kg of beans sells for N140,000, as against N120,000 we bought two weeks ago.
“A 25-kg gallon of refill groundnut oil sells for N45,000, while the sealed gallon sells for N55,000 per gallon,” Amen said.
According to her, the price of tomatoes is also fluctuating because last week we bought them for as much as N35, 000 per basket, but as of this week, it is N22, 000 per basket, which means the price is unpredictable.
“When tomatoes become affordable, pepper becomes more expensive; a small bag of pepper now sells for between N35,000 and N41,000.
“The prices of sweet and Irish potatoes are on the high side; a bag of sweet potatoes is N47,000, as opposed to the N12,000 to N18,000 we used to buy them.
“A bag of Irish potatoes now sells above N90,000, while a bag of onions sells between N43,000 and N45,000 because of its current unavailability in the market,” she said.
Another trader, Mrs Modinat Yusuf, Oja Oba market at Alimosho, lamented the scarcity of some basic food items as well as the continuous hike in the price.
“A kilogramme of semolina now sells for as much as N1500 as against N800; a sachet of knoor cubes sells for as much as N1300 as against N700.
“The smallest sachet of salt sells for N200 as against N50 before the hike.
“A cartoon of spaghetti now sells for 17,000 as opposed to N8000 to N10, 000; we just buy the little we can ensure we sell as soon as possible as the prices are unpredictable,” Yusuf said. (NAN)
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Panic In Lagos General Hospital As Three Senior Doctors Die In Five Days
There have been panic in the Alimosho General Hospital in Lagos following the death of three principal medical officers within five days.
The deceased identified in a press release by the medical guild, an association of Lagos State Government-employed medical and dental practitioners, are Dr Otukoya, Aluko and Shuaib.
Dr Shuaib was the latest casualty among the trio. He died on Monday.
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By • Olalekan Fagbade
Doctor who operated on Boy with missing intestine not a surgeon – Lagos Assembly makes revelations
Doctor Abayomi Baiyewu, from Obitoks Hospital in Alimosho Local Government Area of Lagos State, who performed two surgeries on the late Adebola Akin-Bright, has been revealed not to be a certified surgeon.
This revelation emerged from the House of Assembly ad hoc committee’s investigation into Adebola’s demise.
The committee’s chairman, Noheem Adams, officially disclosed Adebola’s passing during the plenary on Friday, September 22, and highlighted that Dr. Baiyewu had conducted the surgeries based on his medical doctor experience without proper surgical credentials.
He said: Baiyewu did not conduct any examination on the boy before the first surgery. He only relied on the report from the initial hospital he was taken to. And when Adebola complained of stomach pains, he was taken back to Obitoks Hospital where Baiyewu carried out another round of surgery by himself.”
According to him, the boy developed further complications and he was taken to LASUTH where his intestine was confirmed missing.
He added: “Dr. Baiyewu told us the parts were mistakenly discarded, and that he planned to do a third surgery before the boy was taken to LASUTH.”
The speaker, Mudashiru Obasa, directed the Clerk, Olalekan Onafeko, to write to the state police command to effect Baiyewu’s arrest.
Obasa also asked the committee to look into other areas, including inviting officials of the Health Facility Monitoring and Accreditation Agency (HEFAMAA) which is backed by law to monitor the operations of private hospitals operating in the state.
According to him, the committee should review the extant law to determine if it requires amendment.
The House, however, commiserated with the bereaved family, while Deputy Speaker Mojisola Meranda moved that the hospital be sealed.
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Prof Gwarzo Commiserates Lagos Traditional Title Holder Over Wife's Death
By; KATO P. LADAN, Kaduna
The management of Maryam Abacha American University of Nigeria (MAAUN), Kano, on Wednesday May 17, 2023, paid a condolence visit to a traditional title holder in Lagos, Sarki Overall Alimosho, Alhaji Ahmad Haruna Kuraja, who lost his wife, Halimatus Sadiya. The team, which was led by the Founder and Chairman Governing Council of MAAUN, Prof. Adamu Abubakar Gwarzo, was…
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LARGE BAR/RESTAURANT/NIGHT CLUB & RELAXATION CENTRE AT ALIMOSHO, LAGOS
FOR SALE:
A LARGE LIVELY BAR/RESTAURANT/NIGHTCLUB/RELAXATION-CENTRE ON 3 PLOTS OF LAND ALONG MAIN ROAD, AT ALIMOSHO, LAGOS
A very large Bar/Restaurant/NightClub /Relaxation-Centre on 3 Plots of Commercial Land, along and directly facing the main road at Alimosho, Lagos is available for Sale.The place is a very lively day and night and attracts a lot of customers. Only 2 bus stops away from…
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List of Accredited IJMB study centres in Ikeja, Ikorodu, Yaba, Surulere, Festac, Badagry, Ipaja, Egbeda, Alaba, Ijaiye, Abule egba, Alimosho, Lekki, Ajah, Agege, Ogba, Berger in Lagos state
The Centre for Pre-Varsity Education, Nigeria has affiliated IJMB study Centres in Lagos State. We admit students to various accredited IJMB study centers in Lagos State.
IJMB STUDY CENTRES IN LAGOS…
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Portable Released On Bail Amidst Controversy
On March 25th, 2023, news broke that popular Nigerian musician, Portable, had been granted bail and released from custody after spending 72 hours in police detention.
Portable, whose real name is Omogbolahan Akanni, was arrested by the Lagos State Police Command on March 22nd, 2023, along with five other people, on suspicion of involvement in a robbery incident in the Alimosho area of Lagos. The…
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“My APC card couldn’t save me” – Man laments bitterly after Lagos APC thugs brutalized him at his polling unit
A member of the All Progressives Congress (APC) and an eligible voter has taken to social media to express his outrage after being assaulted by thugs while attempting to vote in Lagos state. He claimed that goons stormed his voting station in Oba’s compound, Ijegun, Alimosho, and chased away all non-Yoruba voters. He revealed that […]“My APC card couldn’t save me” – Man laments bitterly after…
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Inflation: Lagos food traders decry price instability
Some food traders in Lagos State have decried the instability of produce prices as well as the continued inflation in the country.
The traders made their complaints in separate interviews with the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) on Tuesday in Lagos.
Mr John Nwabueze, a food trader at Agege Market, said the unpredictability of food prices had limited the trade as they could no longer take large stocks.
“The prices of most food items are currently unstable; we cannot even predict the prices anymore.
“The prices are volatile, and we can no longer stock as we used to, or we may run at a loss.
“The price of rice has started rising again; a 50-kg bag of short-grain rice now sells for as much as N80, 000 and above; last week, it was sold for N76, 000 to N77, 000.
“50kg long grain rice sells for N90,000 per bag, and we do not know the reasons for the hike in the price because it sold for N88,000 last week.
“A 100kg bag of beans sells for N144, 000 and a 50kg bag sells for N72, 000; we used to buy the 100kg for N154, 000 to N155,000, but it has dropped now.
“Garri is still very expensive, as a paint bucket now sells for N3000 as opposed to N900 to N1000 before; a bag of garri now sells for N45,000 as opposed to N23,000 before the hike,” Nwabueze said.
On her part, Mrs Judith Amen, a foodstuff trader at Mile 12 Market in Lagos, said the “ups and downs in the price of produce have made most traders wary of the trade.
“We do not even understand the situation; the price of foodstuffs has been fluctuating for a while now.
“Currently, the price of a 50-kg bag of short-grain rice sells for N82,000, while long-grain rice sells for between N88,000 and N90,000 per bag.
“A week before now, a bag of long-grain rice sold for N78,000, so the hike this week is unprecedented.
“A bag of 100 kg of beans sells for N140,000, as against N120,000 we bought two weeks ago.
“A 25-kg gallon of refill groundnut oil sells for N45,000, while the sealed gallon sells for N55,000 per gallon,” Amen said.
According to her, the price of tomatoes is also fluctuating because last week we bought them for as much as N35, 000 per basket, but as of this week, it is N22, 000 per basket, which means the price is unpredictable.
“When tomatoes become affordable, pepper becomes more expensive; a small bag of pepper now sells for between N35,000 and N41,000.
“The prices of sweet and Irish potatoes are on the high side; a bag of sweet potatoes is N47,000, as opposed to the N12,000 to N18,000 we used to buy them.
“A bag of Irish potatoes now sells above N90,000, while a bag of onions sells between N43,000 and N45,000 because of its current unavailability in the market,” she said.
Another trader, Mrs Modinat Yusuf, Oja Oba market at Alimosho, lamented the scarcity of some basic food items as well as the continuous hike in the price.
“A kilogramme of semolina now sells for as much as N1500 as against N800; a sachet of knoor cubes sells for as much as N1300 as against N700.
“The smallest sachet of salt sells for N200 as against N50 before the hike.
“A cartoon of spaghetti now sells for 17,000 as opposed to N8000 to N10, 000; we just buy the little we can ensure we sell as soon as possible as the prices are unpredictable,” Yusuf said. (NAN)
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Minister of Interior, Aregbesola launches another passport front office in Lagos
Rauf Aregbesola the Minister of Interior has launched another passport front office of the Nigeria Immigration Service in addition to the one he inaugurated in the Alimosho area of the state on Monday.
According to him, about half of the passport applications in the country are made in Lagos state, hence the need for more front offices.
Aregbesola said the Alimosho front desk office will ease…
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Here’s All That Went Down At MTN’s Best Of The Streets
The day residents of Abesan, Alimosho, got to witness thrilling performances from Nigeria’s future music superstars and legendary performances by its current superstars at the MTN Best of the Streets music competition will undoubtedly go down in the folklore of Alimosho LGA, Lagos.
MTN has played an important role in launching the careers of some of Nigeria’s finest artists over the years…
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