Day: December 1, 2021

Concerned Youths Support Bayode’s Guinness World Record Attempt

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Wale Jagun Attempt by the holder of the Guinness World Record in the Longest Marathon Reading Aloud, Mr Bayode Treasure Olawunmi, to set another record has received a boost from the youths in Ikorodu. Bayode, who set a record for an individual attempt in 2018, will be doing a team work with four others to achieve a group record in the Guinness World Record quest in the Longest Marathon Read Aloud, themed, ‘Read2Build’. The team will be reading for 480 hours from Wednesday, December 1 to Tuesday, December 21, 2021,…

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2,500 Beneficiaries Get Abiru’s COVID – 19 Financial Relief For 11 Consecutive Months

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Kunle Adelabu -As Senator rolls out achievements within a year. The Chairman, Senate Committee on Industries and the Senator representing the Lagos East Senatorial district in the National Assembly, Distinguished Senator Mukhail Adetokunbo Abiru, FCA, on Tuesday (yesterday), continued  his tradition of making direct bank transfers to batch A beneficiaries of the 2500 vulnerable constituents pool for the 11 months consecutively. The financial intervention started in January this year with beneficiaries drawn from the 98 wards in the 16 Local Governments (LGs) and Local Council Development Areas (LCDAs) in the…

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National Youth Games: Majidun Swimmers’ Parents Call For Compensation For Children’s Participation

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Kunle Adelabu -Call for Gov. Sanwo – Olu’s intervention -It’s against international convention to pay children; we are working on educational support for them – LSSC Parents of young Lagos swimmers residing at Majidun in Ikorodu West Local Council Development Area (LCDA) in Ikorodu Division area of Lagos State, Southwest, Nigeria, have called on the Sports Commission to pay compensation to their children who participated in the National Youth Games in Ilorin. The parents, under the aegis of Parents’ Swimming Association of Majidun, alleged that their children returned home empty…

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