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Alleged threat to life: Police, Ogun Assembly receive petition on Agbado monarch, Oba Adedayo Shyllon
Alleged threat to life: Police, Ogun Assembly receive petition on Agbado monarch, Oba Adedayo Shyllon
The families of Abosule, Akintoye, Ayanbiyi, Adeyeri and Owodeyi of Agbado Ifo Local Government of Ogun State, Nigeria, have petitioned the Nigeria Police force, Ogun State House of Assembly and other relevant authorities over alleged “threat to life” by the Alagbado of Agbado, Oba Adedayo Shyllon.
The petition is dated 9 January, 2024 and signed by City Crown Chambers as legal representative to the aggrieved families headed by Chief Moruf Ajani.
A copy of the petition made available to this medium, reads in part: “That Oba Adedayo Shyllon on the 5th January, 2024 at about 11:00am lead with some group of people numbering 15 with dangerous weapons viz-a-viz guns, cutlasses, irons and drove our client away from his landed property with his family.
“That our client and his family inherited their property even before our client was born and not until 5th January, 2024, nobody has ever challenged our client family in possession on their landed property.”
The petition further alleged that “On that fateful day, 5th January, 2024, Oba Shyllon Adedayo came with other 15 unknown people and scattered our client’s property and boasted with hoodlums and unscrupulous people, persistently threatened always, unleashed great terror on our client and bent on chasing him and his family away from their landed property.
According to the petitioner, some of the hoodlums who Oba Adedayo allegedly took to the site for the act are Mr Segun (alias Killer/Sego) and Mr Jaye (alias No Mercy/Baba Oja) among others.
When contacted on phone by our reporter, Oba Shyllon Adedayo denied leading thugs to invade the property, but said there is a pending court case on the property in question. “Besides, it is a piece of land earmarked for railway project,” he said.
Daniel Olushola Falola Releases latest video “Ayipada”
Falola Olusola Daniel, the mastermind behind Mary Jay Crew, a prominent Nigerian gospel musician, has released a new and powerful video titled ‘Ayipada’. A trailblazing gospel musician offered a prayer video with great sincerity on behalf of Nigeria and its government.
“Ayipada” is a commendable song by Falola Daniel Olushola, distinguished as a hit song that encapsulates Nigeria’s circumstances and serves as a prayer for the nation’s comprehensive liberation.
The Ayipada video stands out for its exceptional sound and imagery, while its lyrics, which are rich in prayers for less privileged Nigerians, provide peace to the people.
The song’s theme of hope and divine dependence transcends ordinary music, positioning it as a melodic prayer. Through its blend of spiritual essence and modern rhythms, ‘Ayipada’ signifies a new era in an individual’s life journey.
“Ayipada” defies categorization as an ordinary song, gaining immense popularity on YouTube and social media platforms, and has emerged as a beacon of hope, energizing the spirit and bringing solace to the hopeless.
Undoubtedly, Falola Daniel Olushola is making significant strides and gaining momentum in the gospel entertainment industry. With a keen eye for excellence and a deep passion for music, Falola Daniel Olushola consistently delivers outstanding performances as a gospel musician.
For Ayipada’s latest video updates, follow him on YouTube @foladanielolushola, and explore his content on his Facebook page and Instagram, where you can also subscribe and download his videos.
Fire Erupts at Lagos International Airport
By George Omagbemi Sylvester | Published by SaharaWeeklyNG
“Smoke at Nigeria’s Busiest Gateway: Fire Scare Jolts Lagos International Terminal, No Casualties Reported.”
A fire outbreak on Monday, 23 February 2026, triggered panic at the international terminal of Murtala Muhammed International Airport in Lagos. The blaze, reportedly caused by an electrical fault within a service section of the terminal, was swiftly contained by officials of the Federal Airports Authority of Nigeria (FAAN) and the Lagos State Fire and Rescue Service.
FAAN spokesperson Mrs. Obiageli Orah confirmed there were no casualties. Emergency teams evacuated passengers from affected areas, while some flights experienced brief disruptions. Authorities have launched a technical investigation to determine the precise cause and prevent recurrence at Nigeria’s busiest airport gateway
“GFSR” Gaffe: Edo Governor Okpebholo Stumbles Over Tinubu’s National Honour
By George Omagbemi Sylvester
In a widely circulated video from a recent government event in Benin City, Edo State Governor Monday Okpebholo struggled to pronounce President Bola Ahmed Tinubu’s national honour, saying “GFSR” instead of the correct GCFR (Grand Commander of the Order of the Federal Republic).
While the slip was brief and unintentional, political observers noted its symbolic weight. Dr. Jide Ojo, a political analyst, explained, “Symbolism in governance is foundational; titles reflect hierarchy and respect.” Constitutional scholar Professor Auwalu Yadudu emphasized that national honours “represent the dignity of the republic.”
Supporters dismissed the error as minor, highlighting the pressures of live speaking. Still, in Nigeria’s hyper-scrutinized political culture, even small protocol lapses quickly attract national attention.
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