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In commemoration of World Sickle Cell Day 2026, a prominent Non-governmental Organization in Africa also known as The True-Life Projects Africa (TTLP Africa)  has sensitizes 100 householdsthrough its flagship Sickle Cell Awareness and Promotion (SCAP) Project, delivering community-based public health interventions and psychosocial support activities in Osogbo, Osun State of southwest, Niergia. The community-health programme was in alignment with this year’s 2026 global theme, “Closing the Survival Gap: Equity in Sickle Cell Disease,”  the community-health based intervention focused on strengthening health literacy, promoting preventive healthcare, supporting mental wellbeing,  and improving community resilience for individuals and families affected by sickle cell disease (SCD). Speaking on the significance of the intervention, the Founder and Executive Director of The True-Life Projects Africa, Dr. Elijah Adodo noted  that addressing sickle cell disease requires a ho...

The Sacred Cherubim and Seraphim Church, Oke Ayo, Kajola-Ijesa was filled to capacity on Sunday as Pastor Folorunso Adeniyi was formally invested and installed as the Patron of the Onward Christian Soldiers Brigade of the parish. The investiture ceremony, attended by church leaders, invited guests and brigade bands from across Osun State, was conducted by the National and Training Officer of the Onward Christian Soldiers, Gen. Toluwalase Gabriel Segun alongside Anthony Fatanmi, the Deputy Commandant of the Osun State General Command. A total of 16 brigade members were decorated during the service. They included MSA Pastor Olusoji Johnney, the Minister-in-Charge of the church, who was decorated as the Spiritual Commander, and Pastor Folorunso Adeniyi as Patron. "Be Soldiers for Christ, Not Just for Parade" - Apostle Eni   Delivering the sermon, the Most Senior Apostle, Lucky Eni of Cherubim and Seraphim Church, Promise of God Conference, Ondo, Ondo State, highlighted the cruci...

Breaking: All Abducted Oyo School Children now Released  Details shortly..........

The Depot Nigeria Army, Osogbo ,Osun State has commenced investigation into the alleged misconduct of some Army personnel who allegedly assaulted students of Osun State University, Osogbo. The depot called on individual including the victims as well as leadership of National Association of Nigeria students,NANS to come up with useful information and evidence to help the depot in its investigation. The deport is equally ready to compensate the victims of the incident as the personnel would found guilty will face full weight of military law. It said the personnel do not reflect the the training and character development of recruit at the depot and such behavior and attitude would not be condoled in the depot. In a statement by the Public Relations officer of the depot Nigeria Army Osogbo,Colonel Yahay Ibrahim reaffirms the depot commitment in ensuring that the personnel were held to the highest standard at all time. The statement noted that Nigeria Army exist to protect all citizens espe...

Opeyemi Akinyemi, Osogbo, Osun State  There was palpable apprehension at the Osun state University campus in Osogbo, the state capital on Monday night as some persons allegedly identified as military personnel stormed student hostels, inflicting assault and harassment on both male and female students. Some of the students who narrated their terrifying experience, reported that the perpetrators stormed about 50 hostels, including Cristlag, King's and Queens hostels, unleashing violence and exploiting valuable items. According to findings, the recruits, said to be from the Nigerian Army Depot in Osogbo, had earlier visited areas around the students’ community under the guise of relaxing at entertainment centres. "They alleged that they were forced to strip and were sexually assaulted, while male students claimed they were beaten, with several alleging that their mobile phones and other valuables were stolen during the incident. One of the victims said, “It was around midnight wh...

Opeyemi Akinyemi, Osogbo, Osun State  The Osun State chapter of the Association of Local Governments of Nigeria (ALGON), under the platform of the All Progressives Congress (APC), has donated additional operational vehicles to security agencies in the state, bringing the total number of donated vehicles to 90. Presenting the vehicles to the security agencies at the State Police Headquarters in Osogbo, the state capital on Saturday, the ALGON Chairman, Samuel Idowu, on behalf of other council officials, restated the collective commitment of ALGON to strengthening security architecture, improving operational efficiency, and enhancing public safety within communities. “Just few weeks ago, we were here to unveil the distribution of the patrol vehicles and I am glad to inform this gathering that the remaining of the vehicles are here for distribution aimed at strengthening the security, maintenance of law and order in the state. This is indeed, “a promise made, a promise kept,” Idowu sa...