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30/12/2024

Praise be to Allah for the award of excellence conferred upon my wife Alhaja Basirat Temitope Sikuola. May His divine benevolence bestow upon her many more accolades.

28/12/2024

Gbogbo eni ti o ba ni ki Oriyomi Hazmat ati Olori Naomi ma bo lati Agodi
Ewon ni atiridiran yin, yio ku si pelu ase Olorun

11/10/2024

Orisirisi Ebun ni mo ni, bii Ebun orin Kiko , irun sise, oúnje gbígbó, kódá mo tún lè Pe ìpèsí ìrun. Sùgbon pelu gbogbo Ebun yii, n ko mo ibi ti mo ti fori jale agbon. Ki emikemii too maa lol mi lati maa pa eniyan. P**a ni ki e pami jare, nitori emi naa ti pa opolopo eniyan. Odomokunrin Paul to je apaayan yii lo so bee

28/07/2024

*WHOEVER'S DOES NOT SHOW GRATITUDE TO PEOPLE, WILL DEFINITELY BE UNGRATEFUL TO HIS LORD* To everyone who took out from their special time to attend today's *Annual Mid year seminar*.I pray Almighty never seize to sustain everyone of you. We all shall celebrate more life goodies.
*Imona Nla AAN*

25/07/2024

*My Door is opened always to correct any form of anormalities in our society - Commandant. David Idowu Ojelabi (Ogun State NSCDC Commandant)*

Earlier today, the ImonaNla Family led by Amb. AbdRasheed Olabamiji Sikuola visited the NSCDC, Ogun State Command and was ably welcomed by Highest Commanding Officer of the Command, Commandant. David Idowu Ojelabi with the management of the Command.

The Gen. Secretary of the group with the order of the CEO, stated the purpose of the visitation, aims, objectives and merits of the group which the Commandant was impressed on.

During his response, Commandant. David Idowu Ojelabi commended the activities carried out by the group and enlightened them on areas of ignorance.

He furthered his speech that His door of office is opened to correct any anormalities concerning Ogun State and it's environs. He said as a good citizen of this great nation, it is mandatory to say something when you see something.

He stated that ImonaNla being a Non-governmental organization is much closer to the people as most citizens are afraid to come close to the Uniform men. He said ImonaNla Family should go out and sensitize everyone in the nooks and crannies of this state as when there is minimal crime rate, there will be peace.

He finalized that the Command under his watch will continue to collaborate and synergize with agencies willing to join forces with NSCDC without any form of discrepancies. He said he so believe in Synergy and won't fail to execute it once there's any.

The CEO, Amb. AbdRasheed Olabamiji Sikuola showed his utmost appreciation to the Commandant for his fatherly word of encouragement and his pledge to support the group anytime the need arises while the Coordinator 3, Comr. Saheed Adebowale gave the vote of thanks.

*E-Signed:*
*Comr. Mubarak Adeboye Sofolahan*
*(Gen. Secretary)*

21/07/2024

Unbelievable : NO ONE KNEW SHE DIED UNTIL AFTER TWO YEARS!!!😭😭😭

In december of 2003, Joyce Vincent died of an apparent asthma attack in her north London flat. The television was left on. The mail continued to be delivered. Her rent was set up to be automatically deducted from her bank account. The days rolled by and no one noticed she was gone.

Those days turned into weeks and the weeks into months. There were large trash dumpsters on the side of the building next to her unit, so the neighbors never thought much of the smell emanating from her flat. The floor was full of noisy kids and teenagers and no one questioned the constant thrum of television noise in the background.

Eventually, Joyce’s bank account dried up. Her landlord sent her letters of collection. These letters, like the others, simply fell into the stacks scattered about her floor. They went unanswered. Finally, with more than six months of overdue rent, the landlord got a court order to forcibly remove her from the premises. The bailiffs broke down the door, and it was only then her body was discovered. By then, it was January, 2006, more than two years after she passed away.

In that time, nobody ever came looking for Joyce Vincent. No family. No friends. No co-workers. No neighbor knocked on the door to see if things were all right. Nobody called. Nobody checked in. She was 38-years-old when she died.

This story is jaw-dropping in its social implications. It feels unfathomable that entire years could go by with no one noticing a person has died. Yet, these sorts of stories happen frequently. Chances are you’ve seen a news story similar to the one about Joyce Vincent. And they are all the same.

Person lives alone. They lose touch with family and friends. They never meet their neighbors. They stay shut in with their television or computer for years at a time. The world moves on as if they are no longer there until one day, they are no longer there.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Joyce_Vince

21/07/2024

https://www.infopalavanews.com/2024/07/fg-predicts-thunderstorms-and-rains.html

The federal government through the Nigerian Meteorological Agency (NiMet) has predicted thunderstorms and rains across the country from Sund...

16/07/2024

" Bandits paid me between 30,000 and 50,000 naira for a round of s*x... I helped them do their shopping to prevent them from arrest. " I knew they were into kidnapping, banditry and arm robbery but I decided to date one of them despite my married status because my husband was not taking care of me as his wife but this my boyfriend takes care of me and gives me lots of money. " One day, some bandits said I should introduce more girls to them so I brought two girls and they were given 50 000 naira per night, I felt my 15 year old and 17 year old daughters can also benefit so I introduced them to the Bandits and they were given lots of money as such, some of the burdens I have like feeding them and clothing them reduced on me."_ 39 year old Maryam Abubakar.