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Monday, 26 July 2021
OGUN LG CHAIRMEN-ELECT GET CERTIFICATES OF RETURN
Sunday, 25 July 2021
OGSIEC TO PRESENT CERTIFICATES OF RETURN TO CHAIRMEN, VICE CHAIRMEN ELECT
OGSIEC RELEASES RESULT FOR SAGAMU, FOUR OTHER LGs
Tuesday, 20 July 2021
Eid-el-Fitri: Greater sacrifice needed to attain a better society - Akinlade
Nigerians especially leaders and elites have been urged to increase their level of sacrifice and commitment to nation building.
This call was made by the Federal Character Commissioner representing Ogun State at the Federal Character Commission, Abuja, Honorable Abiodun Isiaq Akinlade in his Eid-l-Kabir message to Muslim faithful and all Nigerians.
This is as he thanked Allah who made it possible for everyone to witness another joyful season again after a pandemic disrupted celebration last year.
Akinlade, who is the Baba Adinni of Yewa land, noted that “the society needs those in position of authority and responsibilities to make more sacrifices to enable the society witness even and equal life for all.”
The three-term House of Representatives who represented Yewa South/Ipokia Federal Constituency prayed that,” The spirit of this season enlarge our capacity to treasure our relationship with Allah and secure for us a safe and more secured society founded on love through sacrifice for others.”
He urged everyone to learn from Prophets Ibraheem and Ismaeek (ASW) endurance and obedience to their covenants to God and man which in turn placed both prophets an enduring legacies and good posterities.
Saturday, 17 July 2021
MEDIA ROLE IN ENGENDRING FREE, FAIR, CREDIBLE ELECTION EMPHASIZED
Friday, 16 July 2021
OGSIEC BOSS ASSURES OF CREDIBLE LG POLLS AS AKARIGBO DRUMS SUPPORT
Thursday, 15 July 2021
500 Certified Artisans, Technicians, Craftsmen storm Ogun Industries...2000 more to be trained before December
Monday, 12 July 2021
500 YOUTHS BENEFIT FROM SKILL ACQUISITION TRAINING IN OGUN
No fewer than 500 youths have been trained by the Ogun State Technical Education Board at various Government Science and Technical Colleges on trades such as air-conditioner installation, phone repair, electrical/solar and catering services, among others.
The Special Adviser to the Governor on Technical Education, Prof. Joseph Odemuyiwa during an assessment tour to the training centers, said the development would make the youth employable and self-sustaining, to further reduce unemployment and insecurity in the country.
Odemuyiwa pointed out that the skill acquisition programme was organised to commemorate the 2021 World Youth Skills Day, adding that participants would be certified based on competence.
He said the present administration is determined to empower youths through vocational skills in order for them to be relevant and self-reliant in the society, urging the participants to make good use of the training.
In their separate reactions, Miss Bola Ige and Mr. Abdulazeez Shoaga who were trained on spray painting and electrical/solar, appreciated the State Government for the opportunity to acquire the skills which they opined would better their lives.
Sunday, 11 July 2021
OGSIEC TRAIN RETURNING OFFICERS, CHARGE THEM ON GOOD CONDUCT
Returning Officers (ROs) participating in the forthcoming
2021 Local Government elections in Ogun State, have been trained by the Ogun
State Independent Electoral Commission (OGSIEC), on Election Process, with a
charge on them to uphold good conduct.
Speaking during monitoring of the exercise held
simultaneously across different locations in the three Senatorial Districts,
OGSIEC Chairman, Mr. Babatunde Osibodu, said the training was aimed among other
things, getting acquainted with the Returning Officers, charging them to avoid
acts capable of putting the Commission in bad light,as they were all carefully
selected.
According to Osibodu, "I have no doubt about you all but all
the same, I have to come and get to know you all better, so that you will know
that we mean business. Everybody here today has been carefully selected for
this assignment, we didn’t just pick you out from somewhere, we have seen your
credentials and we know that you can do the job. I have come here to encourage
you and to let you know that you are ambassadors of the Commission, and we
expect you to behave well”.
He further advised them to restrain themselves from places
and friends that may stir suspicion, as
they must be seen to be neutral, adding
that, integrity, honesty, probity, upright standing should be their watchword
henceforth.
“We want your watchword to be integrity, probity,
accountability. We want you to be people of good standings because whatever you
do, reflects upon us. We know you will
not let us down and I want to assure you also that we will not let you down;
what is due to you, we will make sure that you get. We must not let down the
citizens of Ogun State. We must ensure that the will of the people prevailed. God
will help us all as we do this”, the OGSIEC boss added.
He charged them to put all they were taught into good use, as
they will need the skills, not just for the Local Government elections but for
other National assignments, appreciating Electoral Officers (Eos) for showing
good examples.
The trainings were held at the following centres across the
state; Lisabi Grammar School, Abeokuta, St. Michael's Primary School, Ota, Yewa
College Ilaro, Ijebu Mushin College, Ijebu-Ode, as well as Remo Secondary
School, Sagamu.