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    INEC Absolves Staff of Result Manipulation

    By Adewale Olayemi The Resident Electoral Commissioner for Osun state, Mr. Olusegun Agbaje, has debunked reports that a staff of the commission was caught in Ayedaade Local Council while trying to manipulate election result. Agbaje while briefing the media Tuesday in Osogbo, reiterated the need to set the record straight in view of the misgivings […] More

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    INEC Card Readers malfunction in Osun

    By Adewale Olayemi As the governorship election takes off in Osun State today, virtually all Card reader machines provided by the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) have been reported to be malfunctioning in seven Local Governments. Checks by our reporters showed that prospective voters inserted their voter’s cards in to the Card reader machines but […] More

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    Happening Now: Protest As Students Shut Down Osogbo, in Osun State

    Students of Institutions of higher learning in Osun State have closed the main road in Osogbo, the state capital protesting what they call “anti-masses” policies of Governor Rauf Aregbesola. They are currently on a peaceful match towards the state secretariat on Gbongan road, though under a heavy security presence. However, This occurence as brought the […] More

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    Heavy Security Presence in Osogbo

    Despite the heavy deployment of soldiers, police, and even security dogs in Osogbo, Osun State and other parts of the state, residents have vowed to go out en masse to vote on Saturday, August 9. “We are not afraid of them. We know they want to create fear, but it won’t work here,” said a […] More

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    St. Charles’ Grammar School’s Alumni holds Convention

    The Alumni of St. Charles’ Grammar School, Osogbo, Osun State is set to hold its bi- annual convention from February 21 to February 23, 2014 at the school premises. Tade Adekunle, social secretary of the group and the managing director, Keskese, a Lagos based marketing firm, disclosed that the convention would afford the old students […] More