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Reduce Foreign Trips, Pray To God For Good Health – Primate Ayodele Warns Tinubu

Lifestyle Nigeria gathered that the leader of INRI Evangelical Spiritual Church, Primate Elijah Ayodele, on Thursday warned President Bola Tinubu to reduce his trips and seek the face of God concerning his health.

He explained that Tinubu has so much burden on himself, adding that there is still so much to do for the country’s economic stability.

In a statement signed by his Media Aide, Oluwatosin Osho, Ayodele urged Nigerians to pray for the success of the present government and the president.

‘’Nigerians should pray for the government and President Tinubu’s good health so he will be able to do all that is needful. The president is carrying so much; he needs prayers to be sustained.

‘’The president should also reduce his trips; he needs to seek the face of God and pray for his health because there is still so much to do for the country,” he said.

Ayodele also made it known that he doesn’t see any hope yet except the government listens to useful advice.

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Rivers Governor Visits Scene Of Explosion

Rivers State Governor, Siminalayi Fubara, has pledged the State Government’s support to families of victims affected by the multiple tanker explosions.

Lifestyle Nigeria reports that Fubara spoke on Saturday when he visited the scene of the accident alongside Olatunji Disu, commissioner for police in Rivers, and Maximus Nwafor, commissioner for energy.

On Friday night, tankers laden with petroleum products burst into flames on a section of the East-West road in Eleme, Rivers state, leaving an unspecified number of people killed.

The inferno which had also left travellers stranded for hours, engulfed over 50 vehicles, with some bodies burnt beyond recognition in cars and in a nearby drainage.

The governor directed security agencies to conduct a thorough assessment of the accident to facilitate the provision of aid to families of victims.

“Yesterday around 7-8pm, we got information about a very serious inferno that was caused by a tanker conveying PMS,” he said.

“I got the information through the MD of Indorama and immediately alerted the security agencies. From what we are seeing this morning, it was not a very pleasant case.

“We recorded, from what I am seeing, a huge number of vehicles being destroyed and souls lost.

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How Corper Met Untimely Death At Brother’s Graduation Party

Lifestyle Nigeria gathered that the killing of a serving corps member, Damilola Iyanda, by a policeman while celebrating the convocation of his younger brother who recently graduated from the Ladoke Akintola University of Technology, Ogbomosho, Oyo State, has left his family in grief and students of the university crying for justice, BABATUNDE TITI writes.

On Monday, April 24, Damilola Iyanda, travelled From Ibadan to Ogbomosho town in Oyo State to celebrate with his younger brother, Oluwafemi, who was graduating from the Ladoke Akintola University of Technology, Ogbomosho.

Oluwafemi, a student of Accounting and Management Sciences, participated in the convocation ceremony of the institution which started that Monday.

His older brother, Damilola, was a serving corps member whose place of primary assignment was in Ibadan, the state capital.

The two brothers decided to share a memorable night after Oluwafemi became a fresh graduate of the institution by having a night out at a popular club near the school’s gate.

However, what was thought to be a night of joy soon turned sour for the two brothers as one lost his life while the other escaped death by the whiskers.

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Stop Judges from abusing ex parte orders, Akpabio tells NJC

Senate President, Godswill Akpabio has urged the National Judicial Council (NJC) to rein in judges’ giant penchant for ex parte orders, especially in political matters.

Ex parte is used to refer to motions for orders that can be granted without waiting for a response from the other side.

The orders are only in place until further hearings can be held, such as a temporary restraining order.

However, it is a dime a dozen in Nigerian judicial system most especially in political cases as courts of coordinate jurisdiction issue conflicting orders.

Underscored by the recent cases involving the former governors of Kano and Kogi states, Abdullahi Umar Ganduje and Yahaya Bello respectively, Akpabio on Wednesday charged NJC to arrest its abuse.

The Senate President made the call at the National Summit on Justice, 2024, held at the National Judicial Institute, Abuja,

In his speech entitled ‘Repositioning the Justice System: Constitutional, Statutory, and Operational Reforms for Access and Efficiency’, the former Akwa-Ibom State governor said NJC needed to curb the practice through the the instrument of regulations.