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“Your Second Term Victory Isn’t Certain, ADC Coalition Is Divine” – Primate Ayodele Warns Tinubu

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1 year ago

July 7, 2025

The Leader of INRI Evangelical Spiritual Church, Primate Elijah Ayodele has warned President Bola Ahmed Tinubu not to be assured that he would return for a second term.

He made this warning at the unveiling of the 31st edition of his annual prophecy book titled ‘Warnings To The Nations” (2025/2026 edition) on Saturday.

The prophet, in his prophecy book, stated that if Tinubu relies on his strength, the coalition can bring up surprises that would drown the ruling party, while urging the president to act fast before it’s too late.

He had earlier advised the coalition, which initially pitched a tent with ADA to move to ADC in the prophecy book, which had been compiled in April 2025.

“If he should rely on his strength, the Coalition Party can bring surprises and fight with the ruling party. This election will go further than what he thinks. Tinubu must act fast. Tinubu should listen now and do what is needed. Do what is imaginable if he wants to win. He must do everything, listen to everything and work on everything if he wants to win.”

Furthermore, Primate Ayodele advised Tinubu to forget about the number of people coming to his party because most of them are betrayals.

“ Tinubu should not think the way it is as a lot of forces are fighting the ruling party. He must not think it is well. Don’t be deceived. He should forget about the number of people coming to his party, forget about people who want to make noise in his party but are betrayals. Three names that must not come out. They want to use six things to destroy Tinubu’s government: Security, Economy, Ethnicity, Energy, Creation of states, Employment, and Youth development”

Likewise, Primate Ayodele, speaking about the coalition stated that it is divine.

“ Only spell can dismantle this coalition, the coalition is divine, Tinubu must brace up.”

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Public Holiday Notice: FG to Declare Work-Free Day in Third Quarter of 2026

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2 weeks ago

July 12, 2026

The Daily Voice

Breaks are the perfect time to have quality time with one’s loved ones and knowing holiday time ahead is crucial for planning holidays, family visits, and experiencing exciting activities.

Holidays, both religious and secular, are declared for a variety of reasons, including celebrating shared history and values, fostering community connections, and providing work-life balance by taking a day off from work.

Many holidays also commemorate important people or historic events. To this end, Legit has noted the forthcoming public holiday, assisting readers in planning effectively.

In Nigeria, there is only one public holiday in the third quarter (July 1 – September 30) of 2026: Eid ul-Mawlid. Eid ul-Mawlid 2026 may be observed on Wednesday, August 26 (tentative date).

Full List of Public Holidays Federal Govt of Nigeria Will Declare in 2026

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Rampaging soldier pinned me to bathroom door, assaulted me — UNIOSUN female student

Published

4 weeks ago

July 1, 2026

Uthman Abdulganiyu

A student of Osun State University, identified simply as Ademola, has narrated how she was assaulted after some some soldiers from the Army Depot, Osogbo invaded the halls of residence of students of the university.

Ademola, in a video shared by OsunDefenderNG, said the incident occurred while she was alone in her room preparing a meal.

According to her, she initially noticed the presence of soldiers around the area, but believed the situation had calmed down before the officers allegedly returned.

Recall that on Monday evening, some soldiers from the Army Depot, Osogbo, invaded halls of residence occupied by students of Osun State University, assaulted several students and carted away more than 60 mobile phones and other electronic gadgets.

Some female students were also reportedly stripped naked and forced to dance unclad by the soldiers, who were said to be among personnel that participated in the Army Depot’s passing-out parade held last Saturday.

Recounting the incident, she said, “My name is Ademola…, a student of Osun State University. I was in my hostel room cooking when I noticed they (soldiers) were around. After a while everything died down. However, later, we started hearing noise again.

“They started pointing their touch to my room and asked who was there and what were they doing this for. The next thing, they asked me to open my door and I opened the door.

“So, one of them asked how many of us was inside the room and I told him two. I also told him my roommate wasn’t around.”

While her emotions betrayed her, Ademola alleged that one of the soldiers then became physically aggressive.

“Then, he pinned me to my bathroom door, told me I would like it. He also told me not to shout. So, I begged him.

“I had to look for a way to get out of his hold and moved to the door. On moving to the door, I told him to move out. He asked if I wanted him to move out,” she added.

She further alleged that another soldier entered the room and attempted to restrain her.

She narrated, “While on that, his colleague came in and also told me to calm down, that I would love it and that I shouldn’t shout.

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BREAKING: Ogun Loses An Icon, Dr Olusegun Osoba

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2 months ago

May 15, 2026

The Daily Voice

Dr Olusegun Osoba Dies

Osoba, who hailed from Ijebu Ode in Ogun State, died peacefully at his residence in the early hours of Thursday, May 14, 2026.

The announcement was contained in a statement issued by The Yusufu Bala Usman Institute in Zaria, Kaduna State.

The statement, signed by the Director of the institute, Norma Perchonock, read: “With heavy hearts but with gratitude for a life lived in the service of scholarship and humanity, the Yusufu Bala Usman Institute announces the death of our Chairman, Dr. Olusegun Osoba, who passed away peacefully today, 14th May 2026, at his residence in Ijebu Ode.

“He was 92 years old. Dr. Osoba was a rare scholar whose whole life was dedicated to teaching and research that was designed to educate his students, colleagues and the general public about the nature of the capitalist system and the structures of neo-colonialism that dominates the Nigerian state, and to propose ways of liberating the country from this odious system in order that its citizens may live their lives free from exploitation and oppression.

“His work in economic history was groundbreaking in many ways as he sought to expose the actual workings of the economic system that was holding back development in the country.

“His writings were wide ranging, from scholarly books and papers to articles and columns in newspapers that reached a wide audience. One of his major achievements was to author, together with his close comrade Yusufu Bala Usman, The Minority Report and Draft Constitution for the Federal Republic of Nigeria, 1976.

“This document has had a profound impact on the various debates and discussions about the way forward for Nigeria.

“Segun is gone but he has left an enduring legacy and a shining example for patriotic Nigerians to emulate. Funeral arrangements will be as announced by the family.”