His Imperia Majesty, Oba Lamidi Adeyemi 111, Alafin of Oyo has joined his ancestors.
The news of the traditional ruler who, while alive prided himself as the son of death who could not be killed by death, the son of sickness and would not take ill and the son of losses who could not suffer any loss, according to our impeccable sources passed on few hours ago.
The foremost Yoruba ruler famed for his oratory endowment, gorgeous looks and for always parading his many delectable wives was said to be in good spirit until his sudden demise.
As at the time of this report, we were not been able to establish the course of his death. Nevertheless, when we do, we will have our ardent readers posted.
Immediate past Chairman of the Peoples Democratic Party, (PDP) in Rivers State and foremost governorship aspirant under the PDP, Bro. Felix Obuah on Saturday, April 16, 2022 submitted his filled and completed Governorship Nomination form at the state secretariat of the party, along Aba Road, Port Harcourt.
According to Jerry Needam Special Adviser on Media and Publicity to Bro. Felix Obuah, Rivers Foremost Governorship Aspirant the form which was submitted on behalf of Obuah by a chieftain of the party and serving Commissioner for Youth, Hon. Prince Ohia confirmed Obuah’s preparedness to take over the reins of power in the state and consolidate on the legacies of Governor Nyesom Ezenwo Wike.
Speaking to journalists at the PDP Secretariat after submitting the form, Hon. Prince Ohia expressed happiness that he led other party faithful in the State, to submit the form on behalf of one of the foremost and outstanding governorship aspirants of the PDP in the state, Obuah.
He also expressed optimism that given his pedigree as outstanding governorship aspirant, Obuah’s chances of clinching the party’s ticket remained bright.
“You know that the PDP is a big, strong and united family. At the nick of time, we shall sit down and look at all the aspirants, and consider them, whether through consensus or through balloting system and get the best.
“Bro. Felix Obuah has all it takes to win the Governorship election in Rivers State, if he gets the PDP ticket.
“Bro Felix Obuah is a household name, he has touched lives of millions of Rivers people, a loyal and committed supporter of Governor Wike, an unrepentant PDP member, and he’s God-fearing”
Party leaders from the 23 Local Government Areas in the State and different support groups were also on the entourage to submit Bro. Felix Obuah’s filled and completed governorship nomination form.
In order to prevent flooding and associated calamities during the rainy season, Ogun State Government has advised its residents to prepare for the approaching wet period and support the state government in its efforts to keep the Gateway state free of flood.
The advice was coming on the heels of a prediction by the Nigeria Meteorological Agency (NIMET) and the Hydrological Services Agency (NIHSA), that there would two seasons of rainfall between April and December 2022.
The federal agencies had predicted that Ogun, being a coastal State, will experience prolonged rainfall that may be accompanied with flash floods in most part of the State, especially between June and July while the coastal flooding may be compounded with the release of water from Oyan dam, that is always accompanied with high tide in the lagoon.
Giving the advice on behalf of the state government, the Special Adviser to the Governor on Environment, Engineer Ola Oresanya, said rainfall should not be seen as a curse but a blessing, hence, the need to be adequately prepared for the season and tap into its opportunities.
Advising farmers and others inhabitants to be properly aware of the periodic weather, Oresanya charged them to take advantage of the season and also guide against any unfortunate occurrence.
He further implore those in the habit of dumping refuse on the road and in drainage channels to desist while appealing to residents in the flood-prone areas to take adequate steps in safeguarding the vulnerable members in their communities, such as children, the elderly and the handicapped.
The governor’s aide however encouraged Community Development Associations (CDA) to educate their members on the need to always and properly evacuate their drainages in order to remove properties constituting restrictions to drainage channels.
The statement further reads: “following these predictions, there is need for the general public, especially residents of the State to prepare for the likely impact of this year’s weather pattern.
“Consequently, residents in wetlands areas with low rainfall infiltration such as lsheri, Akute, Warewa, Oke-afa,Owa and Yemule Riverbanks in Ijebu-ode, Onihale in Ifo, Ogun Waterside, Ebute-Kimobi in Ijebu-East and those living near flood plains of Sokori, Arakanga and Onikoko-River in Abeokuta, Eruwuru in Sagamu, Ijamido, Isaka Owode-Yewa in Ado- Odo Ota Local Government are advised to take precautionary measures during its season.
“While reiterating the commitment to protection of lives and properties of residents of the State through various activities, the State Government has taken measures to control problem of flood Statewide.
“Farmers, especially along the coastal areas and riverbanks are implored to take advantage of the weather outlook and plan the planting and harvest properly to prevent damages to their crop and livestocks.
“Motorists and pedestrians are implored to be mindful of the peculiarities of the season and be safety conscious while commuting during this period.
“Furthermore, His Excellency, Prince (Dr) Dapo Abiodun MFR, has directed that the Flood Emergency Management Unit, FEMU be decentralized into all the Local Government Areas of the State for faster response to emergency calls during the raining season.
“Ogun State as an agrarian State, looks forward delightfully to the season of rainfall to support our investment in Agriculture, Afforestation and Climate Change Adaptation Programs.
“The need for effective collaboration with the Government to prevent devastation of improperly managed rainfall and consequences of flooding is therefore compelling.
“The season of rainfall is not a curse but a blessing. Please support the State government to keep our State free of flood”, Oresanya pleaded.
The 24km Ikenne-Ilishan-Ago Iwoye Road has been declared in progress as planned by Prince Dapo Abiodun’s Administration.
According to our impeccable source, a section of the road is being asphalted and getting set for use.
The report indicated that the eople from Ikenne, Odogbolu and Ijebu North LGs would soon experience ease in their domestic and commercial activities, as well as travellers, private and public enterprises around that corridor.
Professor Adetunji Odemuyiwa has praised the leadership of Remo Growth and Development Foundation (RGDF) for organising an empowerment programme for the Youths, because according to him, education without vocational skill or enterprise training was not complete.
Prof. Odemuyiwa who gave a thumb up at a one day empowerment event held at Secretariat of the foundation located along Iperu/Ilisan Road, Iperu Remo said it was important for a person to have a skill that could make him or her self-employed and offer alternative or additional means of earnings for those gainfully employed
“I believe certification should be competence based. Whoever specialises in a particular area of professional calling should be able to back it with practical demonstration, that is why we, in Ogun state, are working assiduously in line with Federal Government project on Youth Development project to ensure that our graduates are skilled in vocational training. “If you acquired a training you should be able to demonstrate it”, he stressed.
Professor Odemuyiwa who is Special Adviser to Ogun State Governor on Technical/ Vocational Education and Training said before the Prince Dapo Abiodun’s administration came on board the technical Colleges in the state were moribund, but they are now revived and transformed into Technical Hub where young people are given thorough vocational skills by which they could be self employed. “And we have been working with Ministry of Trades and investments which is assisting them with fund sourcing through Mortgage or SME’s financial institutions. Our technical Colleges are training vocational skill because we believe, if we failed to develop our technical hands there is no way we can develop our industries.
“As we speak, enrollment into our Technical colleges in recent time has improved tremendously and we are now thinking of how to establish more colleges to cater for more intakes. Even in our secondary schools today, we make our students to do trade subjects which are introduced so that when they leave school, they will have a trade which will enable them do something with their hands”.
He advised the organisers not rest on providing empowerment alone, adding that participants should be counselled to maximize their talents, because according to him, some young people who are supposed to be in tailoring are languishing in carpentry. Some who should be in bricklaying are into auto mobile business while others who should have chosen metal works are into hairdressing business. “They need to be thought comparative. advantage”.
Omoba Abiola Ogundeko, Head of Directorate of Youth and Sports of Remo Growth and Development Foundation (RGDF) said the empowerment programme was conceptualised to empower the youth and realign them to ideal and developmental paths by looking inward into their potential endowments and vocational skill that would help them to be self-employed and also become leaders in the own right.
He disclosed that Remo Growth and Development Foundation which is an initiative of the Royal Father of the Remo kingdom, His Royal Majesty, Oba Babatunde Ajayi, Akarigbo of Remo who is also the Chairman of Ogun State Council of Obas, aimed at bringing about uniform development to the kingdom.
He stated that the newly created segment of the Directorate has begun the empowerment with online registration but felt it was apposite to bring the potential beneficiaries together and encourage them to think outside the box as they would be taught how to write feasibility and viability report etc.
Earlier in her opening speech, the Chairman, Youths Empowerment Committee, Adejoke Odumosu said they had begun the effort to empower youths as a way of alleviating the pangs of unemployment, equip them to be employers of labour and prepare them for leadership positions.
Odumosu stated that the objectives of the empowerment scheme were to: ensure the youths were put on the right path in leadership, business and social matters, and indeed in all facets of human endeavours, adding that the training would be done differently in order to maximize the gains and ensure that participating youths would become useful to themselves, their immediately communities, Remoland, the state and country.
“We want the youths to come up with projects of their choices, we will evaluate them with the view to assist them in bringing their dream to reality. We want to train them to understand that, to run a business is not money first, but to determine the business plan they want to go into; the know how and do indept study analysis. What I mean here is for them to first do thorough feasibility and viability Study of such projects.
“The training is verse, covering almost all areas of human eadeavours, but we believe agriculture, which is Nigeria’s main occupation could take precedence. If a participant chooses agriculture, we will provide seedling and technical assistance, and perhaps expanse of land for farming and export arrangements. We do not intend to start by giving out cash, but when we evaluate and see the need for it, we will avail such beneficiaries. The project is not business as usual. We have generated a lot of ideologies.
At the one day empowerment seminar, two other speakers delivered lectures on other areas in line with the organisers line of thought aimed at empowering the youths. Participants were drawn from youth you
Prince Abiodun with Investment Partners inspecting a project
By Steph Anuoluwa
In its drive to develop Ogun State, no less less than 25,000 Youths would benefit from the employment opportunity the on-going Agro-Cargo Airport would provide when completed.
Records have it that between February 21st & Friday, April 14 the Prince Dapo Abiodun led administration in Ogun State has attracted a Foreign Direct Investment of One Hundred and Sixty Five Billion, Eight Hundred and Eight Million Naira worth (₦165,808,000,000.00) to Ogun State.
This is Unprecedented in the history of investment opportunity in the state as the Governor, Prince Abiodun has been working assiduously and conscientiously to place the state on an enviable position on real business and investment platform and not Power Point Presentation!
Ogun State government has signed a $400m Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with a foreign firm, Arise Integrated Industrial Platform, on the development of Olokola Free Trade Zone and Remo Agro Processing Zone.
The state governor, Dapo Abiodun, signed this MoU with the Founder and Chief Executive Officer of Arise Integrated Industrial Platform, Gagan Gupta, on Friday, at the Exco Chamber of the Governor’s Office, Abeokuta.
Speaking shortly after the signing ceremony, Mr. Gupta, disclosed that his organisation would focus on the Olokola Free Trade Zone and the Remo Agro-Processing zone.
He explained that the $400m would be for the completion of phase one of the projects, saying by July 2023, the investment would be higher.
According to him, his organization would focus on developing the infrastructure at the Olokola Free Trade Zone as well as the Remo Cluster Area and the Agro Cargo airport in the area of agro-processing.
Gupta who also noted that the intention of the group was to ensure that work starts on the industrial zone by the first of July this year, added that the group would also focus more on the upstream sector.
The Arise Integrated Industrial Platform founder added that his company would bring equity to the floor by leaving 35% open for national players and the state, saying “we would be glad to have Ogun State as a partner”.
“Our ethical moral is that we will have 65% equity and leave 35% open for the national players, including Ogun State. We want the state to be our partner and the state will take some equity and the national players will take some equity,” he stressed.
Gupta commended the level of information made available by the state government to his team when it came on an assessment of the zones to be invested in.
“After visiting Ogun State for two weeks, we were very pleased by the amount of information that was shared. I must confess I had no expectation that the information woul be so readily available, it looked like we were dealing with the private sector and not government”, he submitted.
Responding, Governor Abiodun commended the company for choosing Ogun and noted that the project would not only create employment opportunities, but would be a training hub as the company would set up a technical training centre to train artisans for the sustenance of the project.
He said: “We are happy to find a partner that is afrocentric; that understands the sub-region and all the issues that pertain to the people and is ready to spend over $400m. We are indeed very excited that you are in Ogun State.
“I am glad you are setting up two Economic Zones, one in Olokola which will deal with mobility and automobiles and the other one, the Remo Cluster which will take care of agro- processing. We will support you and we will leave no stone unturned. Our support to you will be total. The infrastructure you will bring will lead to more investors coming to our state”.
Abiodun said his administration at the inception had identified the comparative advantage of the state and set out to bring in more investors whose investments would not only enhance the socio-economic well-being of the people, but also retain the state’s position as the industrial capital of the country.
He reiterated that “Ogun remains the safest state in the country due to the security architecture put in place, while over 400km of road had been constructed and various reforms and policies put in place to help improve the Ease of Doing Business ranking of the state”.
The governor, however, said that the signing of the MoU was the fall-out of the road shows he took part in different parts of the world, noting that “it will create over 25,000 jobs, a technical training centre and a platform that will benefit the state and the country in the form of Corporate Social Responsibility. My administration will do everything to sustain this relationship”.
Ogun State Government has offered to enrol a new set of triplets and their mother on the State’s Health Insurance Scheme to aid their seamless access of quality healthcare.
This was disclosed during the visit of the Commissioner for Health, Dr. Tomi Coker to the Agbetu- Ile Nla home of the triplets- a boy and two girls, who were born on March 29, 2022 at the General Hospital, Odeda within the Odeda Local Government area of the State.
Coker, who was accompanied by the Chairman of the Local Government, Mrs. Folashade Adeyemo, presented some gift items and cash to the mother on behalf of the statement government.
Lamenting that the babies’ father is unemployed, she declared immediate enrolment of the mother and triplets on the health insurance scheme to aid their easy access to healthcare.
The Commissioner said that the First Lady who has been duly informed about the birth of the babies, would also be visiting soonest, assuring that some other ways to assist the family would be ironed out.
” We have given them some succour and I will be getting the medical team to visit them regularly.
“The mother and the babies would be enrolled on the health insurance scheme free of charge so that it would be easier for her to look after herself and the children for the next twelve months, in the first instance,” she said.
Appreciating the state government for the kind gestures, the triplets’ mother, Mrs. Kafayat Joseph, said she named the babies Dapo, Tomi and Folashade after the Governor, Commissioner for Health and the Odeda Local Government Chairman.
A Remo-born business analyst, Segun Olusola, has said the society and not the government should be blamed for ritual killings and some other security challenges facing the nation, adding that most Nigerians love to shift blames instead of taking responsibilities.
According to him, children growing up to become ritual killers, kidnappers, rapists and others shows that some parents have failed in their responsibility to raise children who would be useful to the society.
He also blamed the people for failing to support security agents in intelligence gathering.
“In Nigeria, we like to shift blames instead of taking responsibilities. Everything starts from the home. Parents must take responsibilities. Everything cannot just be pushed at the desk of the government. People must take responsibilities. It is intelligence gathering that is lacking in Nigeria. The earlier we see one another as stakeholders and shareholders in the Nigerian nation, the better we will be. If we see anything unusual in our environment, we should call the authorities immediately. There is Amotekun, police and all of them, but we are not giving them intelligence reports You’re the first custodian of security matters.
“In movies, we propagate ritual killings, we make it look normal. Government should censor our films. Religious leaders should preach morals. It is so bad that nobody is propagating hard work again. Government alone cannot solve this problem of insecurity. It is everybody’s business.”
Olusola, who is the Gbolugboye of Isara Remo, Ogun State, in an interview with African Advocate, said it was time for the youth to get involved in politics, asking all well-meaning Nigerians not to leave politics to people with questionable characters.
“Vagabonds, idiots will take over the affairs of the nation if the elite stay away. Some educated people do not have PVC. The best of us should come out and get involved in the leadership struggle of this nation.
“The elders have the right to contest, let every individual that has capacity come out to contest, regardless of their ages. We need youths in government, but not youths that want to loot the country. We need youths with ideas and competence. We need the best to lead the nation come 2023,” he stated.
The University of Liverpool MSc graduate berated some lawmakers who he said had not been representing their constituents effectively.
According to him, majority of elected lawmakers are in Abuja to do their biddings instead of representing the constituents that elected them to be their ears and eyes at the parliament.
The All Progressives Congress (APC) member said Remo Federal Constituency comprises Sagamu, Ikenne and Remo North Local Governments but lamented that since the creation of the constituency in 1991, Remo North has not been allowed to represent Remo constituency at the lower chamber.
“People that go to Abuja always neglect their constituents and I believe we should be yearning for a new representation.
“Since the creation of Remo Federal Constituency in 1991, nobody from Remo North Local Government has been given the opportunity to represent the constituency. I believe this is the time for Remo North to represent the constituency at the federal level,” he said.
The Ogun East indigene expressed confidence that the APC would win the 2023 general elections, irrespective of what might happen over the party’s presidential ticket.
“Many people thought APC would collapse after the National convention, but it was a lie. I want to assure you that APC will not fall after the presidential primary. By May 2023, an APC candidate would be sworn in as President Muhammadu Buhari’s successor,” he added.
CHIEF ‘SEGUN OLUWAFEMI OLUSOLA is the chairman of Toluyetty group of companies; Founder, Sparepan Ltd. He is a serial entrepreneur who has passion for humanity.
He was born in Abeokuta on November 10, 1985 to the family of Mr. Tunde Femi Olusola and Mrs. Comfort Folake Olusola from lsara Remo, Remo North Local Government, Ogun state, South-western Nigeria.
EDUCATION: He attended ljemo Titun High School, Abeokuta from September, 1996 to May, 2001 to earn a Senior Secondary School Certificate (SSCE).
He furthered his academic pursuit abroad for his degree course at the University of Bradford from September, 2007 to July, 2009, where he bagged Bsc. in Pharmacology.
He studied at London Metropolitan University from September 2010 to July 2013 and bagged HBA Economics and Investment.
Prince 2, as a registered practitioner in April, 2012.
MBA International Business from the University of Liverpool from September, 2013 to September, 2014.
National Youth Service Corps (NYSC): He observed his one year mandatory National Youth service at Ikorodu Local Govt. from November, 2014 to November, 2015.
Diploma in Entrepreneurship in Emerging Economies from the university of Harvard, April, 2020.
CAREER: He worked as project manager at ASTRID Global Ltd., London from September, 2016 to April, 2020.
MARRIAGE He is happily married to Chief (Mrs.) Oluwabunmi Olusola and the marriage is blessed.
EXCEPTIONAL QUALIFICATIONS: Chief ‘Segun Oluwafemi Olusola is the chairman board of trustee, Toluyetty Hope Foundation, a not-for-profit organization established with the objective of giving a helping hand to vulnerable, old and youth who are less privileged in the society on quarterly basis.
He is the chairman Toluyetty Farms, an intensive agricultural establishment located in Osun State and Ogun State.
He is an author, property investor and a social entrepreneur. He is the author of the book, “What School Doesn’t Teach Us”, published in 2018.
COMMUNITY ACTIVITIES: As the chairman of Toluyetty foundation, his involvement in community development services has been reoccurring as a giant stride since 2018 when he came to Isara Remo, his home town to gift out clothing materials to children who are Christians. This first gesture was channeled via the Christian Association of Nigeria, Isara Remo Branch.
Getting more interested in service to humanity, the foundation under his chairmanship scaled up her humanitarian gesture in 2020 by catering for 250 Muslim beneficiaries during the lleya festival 2020 at Odemo Palace and subsequently, he repeated the same thing during Christmas to celebrate with the Christian brothers and sisters in a larger scale. This is a gesture that has now become an annual practice.
Among other countless humanitarian needs he could meet via the foundation so far ranging from financial assistance to people in the hospital, school and so on to mention in few.
Recently, he has launched Toluyetty Foundation skill acquisition scheme, an unemployment eradication scheme established to provide an opportunity for youths and citizens of Isara and its environs to choose a vocational skill of their choice and the foundation will register them for the purpose, monitor their performance and upon completion of the exercise, the foundation will empower them with the most useful equipment they would need to start-up with.
The first batch of trainee who showed required level of seriousness was empowered with major equipment needed to start up a business of their own in March 2020 towards his chieftaincy Installation as the Gbolugboye of Isara Remo.
The other batches are at their respective places of learning across the town.
On 10 November, 2021, in commemoration of his birthday, he donated some sets of medical aid equipments to the state hospital in Isara Remo to enhance the improvement of healthcare services to the people of Remo North local govt.
CHIEFTAINCY: In March 2021, the Family chieftaincy title, Gbolugboye and Yeye Gbolugboye of Isara Remo was conferred on him and his dear wife by the Odemo of Isara, Oba Albert Adebose Mayungbe.
The chieftaincy installation lasted for 4 days. Different community development projects and programs were initiated and financed by him.
Community projects like Toluyetty farms, Toluyetty Roads, free medical services and free optical lens, community development symposium among other activities were commissioned to commemorate the chieftaincy installation programs at different locations across the town.
The Ogun State Government through the Bureau of Information Technology (BIT) has given free training to some unemployed graduates on developing a new Information Technology solution with an assurance of immediate employment, so as to reduce the unemployment rate among its citizens. The programme, according to the Press Officer, BIT, Mrs. Olayinka Ezema, was organized by the present administration to broaden the scope of the youths in Information and Communication Technology (ICT), held at Ogun Techhub, kobape Abeokuta.
In his keynote address, the Special Adviser to the Governor on ICT, Mr. Dayo Abiodun said the training is management-based to enable public and private sectors manage cost, reduce stress, and save time, among others using new innovations in Information Technology (IT).
“The present administration in Ogun is determined to digitalize the State, hence the three months of free training given to the participants in order to develop new IT ideas that could be adopted by government and private firms.
Some of the unique digital solutions created by the trainees such as transportation, education and hospital management solutions, and so on, will reduce unemployment, as well as boost the digital economy of the State.”
Also speaking, Special Assistant to the Governor on ICT, Mr. Olakunle Akibola noted that graduands would be employed by the Software Business Solutions Consulting (SBSC), who are specialized in developing business solutions for organisations, training youths on ICT, among others, adding that it would be a continuous program for unemployed graduates in the State, in order to reduce unemployment to the bearest minimum.
Appreciating the State government on behalf of other participants, Mr. Victor Olawale who created a unique transportation management solution said they were overwhelmed by the commitment of the present administration and its partners for giving them free training and stipends for their upkeep.
Cristiano Ronaldo has taken to his Instagram to apologise after he was filmed smashing an Everton fan’s phone in anger following Manchester United’s loss.
In the video of the incident, as Ronaldo made his way down the tunnel at Goodison Park after Everton defeated Manchester United, he is seen knocking a phone out of the hand of an Everton fan who was filming. This left the fan with a bruise on his hand and a broken screen.
Apologising for his actions, Cristiano wrote on Instagram: “It’s never easy to deal with emotions in difficult moments such as the one we are facing. Nevertheless, we always have to be respectful, patient and set the example for all the youngsters who love the beautiful game. I would like to apologize for my outburst and, if possible, I would like to invite this supporter to watch a game at Old Trafford as a sign of fair-play and sportsmanship.”
The Speaker of the Lagos State House of Assembly, Rt. Hon. (Dr) Mudashiru Obasa, on Monday hosted His Imperial Majesty (HIM) Oba Adeyeye Enitan Ogúnwusi, Ojaja II, the Ooni of Ife.
Ooni who had in 2016 commended the House of Assembly for its laudable steps towards promoting and preserving the rich cultural heritage of the Yoruba by adopting it in sessions.
The Imperial Majesty in 2017, when he led some chiefs on a visit to the House urged other state Houses of Assembly in the Southwest to emulate the Lagos State House of Assembly in the promotion of Yoruba Language.
Ooni said, “I am very happy to be here and see the Lagos State House of Assembly, using Yoruba language to conduct its activities. I therefore enjoin all other Houses of Assembly in Yoruba Land to take a cue from this House.
“People in other countries honour and cherish Yoruba language, but sadly here at home, we seem not to cherish what is ours.
“I therefore urge the Lagos State House of Assembly, to do all within its power to persuade other state Assemblies in Yoruba speaking areas, to see the sense, in conducting their House businesses in Yoruba, as this, is one of the surest way to promote our language and cultural heritage,” the revered traditional ruler said during that visit.
The foremost traditional ruler who had been very close to Lagos State House of the Assembly, arrived the Assembly complex at about 1.30pm, immediately went into a meeting with Speaker Obasa and left a brief meeting just before the House commenced the day’s plenary.
Eromosele Ebhomele Chief Press Secretary to the Speaker of the Lagos State House of Assembly in a release stated that the House, on Monday, passed a bill to establish a training institute for law enforcement officers in the State.
The ‘Bill for the Establishment of Lagos State Training Institute, to provide for the training of law enforcement officers,’ was read for the third time and subsequently passed at a sitting presided over by Speaker Obasa.
Obasa, thereafter, directed the Clerk of the House, Mr. Olalekan Onafeko, to send a clean copy of the Bill to the State Governor, Mr. Babajide Sanwo-Olu, for assent.
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