Adeyinka Adedipe is a journalist based in Lagos, Nigeria, and writes for Punch Newspapers. With a focus on local news, Adeyinka covers a wide range of topics including politics, sports, and social issues. Adeyinka's articles provide readers with up-to-date information and insights into the happenings in Lagos and Nigeria as a whole.
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By: Adeyinka Adedipe
Edo State Governor, Senator Monday Okpebholo, on Saturday, said that those who conjured election results and announced same on social media during the September 21 governorship election are the same people crying that the polls were rigged.
By: Adeyinka Adedipe
The Edo State Government and the immediate past administration are at loggerheads over revelations by former aviation minister, Osita Chidoka regarding the state governorship election on September 21.
He said, “The programmes and appointments made by Governor Monday Okpebholo will definitely benefit the people of Edo State. My prayer is that he gets the necessary funds to deliver the dividends of democracy.
“Also, inadequate funding and lack of personnel, constant strike action by academic and non-academic staff are some of the major challenges facing the university.”
By: Adeyinka Adedipe
Crusoe Osagie, media aide to former Edo State Governor, Godwin Obaseki, has urged the current governor, Monday Okpebholo, to better the N70,000 minimum wage implemented by Obaseki instead of trying to rubbish his principal's achievement.
By: Adeyinka Adedipe
A former deputy governor of Edo State, Philip Shaibu, has said the programme and the appointments made by the Governor Monday Okpehbolo will benefit the Edo people.
Media aide to former Godwin Obaseki of Edo State, Crusoe Osagie, has urged Governor Monday Okpebholo, to raise the N70,000 minimum wage implemented by Obaseki instead of trying to rubbish his achievements.
Prof. Edoba Omoregie of the Faculty of Law on Monday assumed office as the 11th substantive Vice-Chancellor of the University of Benin.
A fire outbreak on Sunday destroyed property worth several millions of naira, including academic credentials and vital documents, at a bungalow located at No. 8, Edegbe Ugbogbo Street, off Three House Road, Upper Sokponba, Benin, Edo State.
By: Adeyinka Adedipe
Justice Mary Asemota of the Edo State High Court sitting in Benin City on Monday adjourned hearing in the suit between suspended Enigie (Benin Dukes) and Oba of Benin till February 20, 2025.
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