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HRM Oba AbdulSemiu Orimadegun Kasali, Adeboruwa of Igbogbo Kingdom, in the middle, with Army Chiefs from 174 Battalion Odogunyan, and members of Adeboruwa-in Council. His Royal Majesty, Oba (Barr.) AbdulSemiu Orimadegun Kasali, Adeboruwa of Igbogbo Kingdom, was on Wednesday received in his Palace, the Commanding Officer, 174 Battalion of Nigeria Army, Odogunyan, Lieutenant E.O. Sholatan, and other top Army personnel, noting that a serious community must be security conscious. HRM Oba AbdulSemiu Orimadegun Kasali, Adeboruwa of Igbogbo Kingdom. "Your visit to Igbogbo couldn't have come much better time than this period. That is to tell you that we appreciate your coming at this point in time when the entire Ikorodu Division is in need of attention as far as the security is concern. No community or society can survive without adequate security," Oba Kasali said. The Monarch charged the Commanding Officer to follow the tread of his predecessor, stating

Rep. Babajimi Adegoke Benson, in the middle with black top, with community, political and religious leaders, during the inspection of 5 rural roads in Sabo, Ikorodu. The ambience of residents of Sabo, Onishigida, Kokoro-Abu and Shamsideen areas, in Ikorodu, Lagos, again adorned a merrily moment on Saturday, June 19, as House of Reps. Member, representing Ikorodu Federal Constituency, Rep. Babajimi Adegoke Benson, accompanied by Members of iCARE Family, political and religious leaders, to inspect the status of 5 ongoing rural roads in Sabo/ Onishigida axis of Ikorodu. Ayangbedejo Street, Sabo, Ikorodu. The roads which include Ayangbedejo Street, Ajoke Oduyebo street, Kaz Avenue, Nike Olubodun Street and Ajebori Ogbon Street, all in Onishigida area of Sabo, Ikorodu, were said to be completed in July. Ajoke Oduyebo street, Sabo, Ikorodu. While speaking with MegaXpression Media, the lawmaker said the roads will make the primary and secondary schools situ

Shakiru Seidu, Publisher/ CEO, MegaXpression Media Brand. Democracy Day in Nigeria marks the day the military handed over power to an elected civilian government in 1999, marking the beginning of the longest continuous civilian rule since Nigeria's independence from colonial rule in 1960. It is a tradition that has been held annually, beginning in year 2000. June 12 was formerly known as Abiola Day, celebrated in Lagos, and some South Western States of Nigeria. Over two decades now, in a colourful ceremony held in the Nation's Capital, Abuja, Nigeria's military handed over power to an elected Civilian leader. Generals had ruled us for the previous 15 years. The ceremony was attended by heads of State and representatives from more than 40 countries. The mood was upbeat and the new leader promised prosperity to the thousands of his countrymen who were in the stadium. Millions of others watched the ceremony on television. Others listened to newly elected president

Lagos State Sports Commission Board Members. Members of the Lagos State Sports Commission Board, were on Thursday visited Ikorodu on an inspection tour to audit, determine the Sporting facilities situated across Ikorodu Division. The team which was led by Dr. Abiodun Fatai-Abatan, representative of Ikorodu Division in the Commission, also includes Mr Lanre Saheed, Badagry Division, Mr Shina Ogundimu, Lagos Island Division, Mrs Bose Kaffo, lkeja Division, Mr Lanre Olowu, Epe Division, Mrs Olufunke Olu-Young, Representative of Ministry of Education, Mrs Biola Lawal, Chairman Sports Association, Mr Damilare Orimoloye, Youth Representative, Mr Bolaji Pearce, Board Secretary and Kayode Mobee Director sport facility. While speaking with MegaXpression Media, Dr. Abiodun Fatai-Abatan, said the basic reason why they're in Ikorodu is to do an audit and check the list of sporting facilities in the Division, saying that the team has equally visited Lagos Island Division and saw num

His Excellency, Governor Babajide Olusola Sanwo-Olu of Lagos State. The residents of Ikorodu was on Wednesday defied the heavy downpour in order to witness the pledge being fulfilled by the Executive Governor of Lagos State, Mr Babajide Olusola Sanwo-Olu, in delivering infrastructure that would assuage the discomfort and bring succor to residents of Itamaga/ Ijede road. Construction work was said again to start on the second phase of the project, measuring 5.9Km from Ewu Elepe to Gberigbe, which is the gateway to the Imota Rice Mill being built by the State Government in the Ikorodu Division, MegaXpression reports. The newly constructed Itamaga/ Ewu-Elepe road. Besides, the Governor handed over compensation cheques of varying amounts to residents, representatives of worship centres and businesses affected by construction of Ijede Road, Igbogbo-Igbe Road expansion project, Oba Sekumade Road rehabilitation and Agric-Isawo Road construction. The Ijede Road, which w