Ooni marries sixth wife

 By: Ekaete Bassey.

Edited: Oluwapelumi Adeniran.

Exactly four days after his marriage to his fifth wife, the Ooni of Ife, Oba Adeyeye Ogunwusi today took Temitope Adesegun as his sixth wife.

Oba Adeyeye Ogunwusi Marries Temitope Adesegun As His Sixth Wife.

The monarch’s spokesperson, Moses Olafare, disclosed this via his Facebook page noting the Queen is an Ijebu Princess.

The marital rites were performed at a ceremony in Magodo, Lagos.With fulfillment of marital rites, Olori Temitope officially becomes the sixth wife of the Ooni of Ife in barely two months.

Nine months after his ex-wife, Naomi Silekunola, announced separation from the foremost traditional ruler, Oba Adeyeye Ogunwusi had his third marriage as he unveiled his new queen, Mariam Ajibola on September 6, 2022.

Ooni of Ife Remarries After Naomi's Split.

In the next few weeks that followed, the king married four more women.

On October 9, 2022, the monarch married Elizabeth Akinmudai and Tobiloba Philips. He went on to marry Ashley Adegoke on October 14, 2022 and Ronke Ademiluyi, October 20, 2022.

Unity Brought A Sterling Win for MACOSA

Esther Adeniran

The Polytechnic Iresi departmental football match, final Match between the great two great department Mass communication and Computer Science at the N.U.D field where all matches have been taking place.

Joy overflow in the mind of MACOSA

Today's match been the final of the match, present are some of the school management in the person of the institution registrar Mr. Sanni Lasisi and some lecturer of the institution.

Before the commence of the match the sport officials were interviewed and asked some questions according to some rumor, which the head of the football official said "they have been trying to maintain free and fair since the beginning of the match and today been the final of the match will also be free and fair".

He continue with his speech that they will make sure  that none of the player will go home with injury, Because they had some discussion with the two team before the match is going to commence. which they all agree to abide with all the rules and regulations of the match.

Further more, the two football team captain and coach were interviewed. The captain of Mass communication team said "They have worked hard to reach the final of the match,which all the match played  by the team are winning. He continue that he believes in God and his co-player that they are bringing the cup to School of information communication technology.

The captain of Computer Science also said "They hope in bringing the cup but whosoever win the win the match is fine but they aren't going easy with their opponent, But it will be fair match between themselves. They both hug eachother and the match began.

The match commence excertly 3:30pm, with the referee  whistle blow. The match begin with pass from the department of mass communication, the match was very tough between the two team but some minutes later the mass communication striker make a great move by nodding the ball into their opponent box and it is a goal.........

The match continue, computer science department try to get back on their opponent but they never give them the chance. The mass communication department try alot to make another goal but their opponent keeper stand still. 

Some minutes later the first half of the match comes to and end with mass communication 1 and computer science 0 at excertly 4:15pm.

From the left is the H.O. D of the great mass communication department and other student representative.

In due time, the second half started with changing of the goal post, they both work hard cause they both wanted to win, but the  match ended with 1-0 

Mass communication department win the trophy. Truly United We Stand! Divided we fall. Unity brought us the trophy.

Charly Boy, others lead LP 5m persons’ march for Peter Obi in Lagos

 

The Labour Party (LP) popular social crusader, Mr Charles Oputa (Charly Boy) and other activists on Saturday led a five million solidarity march for the LP Presidential Candidate, Mr Peter Obi and his running mate, Sen. Yusuf Datti Baba-Ahmed.

The News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) reports that all supporters and fans of Obi converged at the National Stadium for the political rally with long convoys and walked through Ikorodu road before terminating the rally at Maryland (Freedom Tunnel).

The massive crowd grounded the free flow of traffic on Ikorodu road as they hoisted various banners and chatted various solidarity songs to seek support for Obi and other LP candidates in the 2023 general elections.

Leading the rally, Oputa said that the rally was to awaken the consciousness of Nigerian youths on the need to be involved in decision-making processes for good governance.

This rally talks about good governance and active citizenship. Young people are partial to be blamed for the challenges in the country because they have been a little bit docile and felt unconcerned.

“Like I keep saying, we cannot leave politics to the politicians alone, it is not possible. But I am glad that at least in my lifetime, I am seeing young people’s consciousness reawakening.

Addressing the supporters at Maryland, Mr Olukayode Salako, the Lagos State Chairman of LP said that the rally had brought a huge joy of fulfilment to his heart and labour party family.

Salako said that with the huge turnout of youths for the rally, the party was sure of delivering massive votes to Obi and taking over leadership in Lagos state in 2023.

He urged all the teeming supporters to ensure that they collected their Permanent Voter Cards (PVCs) and continued to mobilise people at the grassroots for the Labour Party.

NAN reports that some of the groups supporting Obi through the rally are: Peter Obi Presidential Support Group, Peter Obi Presidential Global Network, Peter Obi Traders Support Group and Peter Obi Vanguard Support Group.

Others are: Initiative for a Better and Brighter Nigeria, Obedient-ALUTA Support Group, Peter Obi National Support Group and Peter Obi Movement among others.

The march is tagged: “Lagos Obi-Datti Five Million + Freedom March”.