PANIC AS OYO DEMOLISHES SHOP IN POPULAR IBADAN MARKET. (PHOTO).

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 Panic as Oyo demolishes shop in popular Ibadan market Panic gripped residents and traders of the popular Ojoo market in the Akinyele Local Government Area of Oyo State as the government demolished scores of shops and kiosks in the area, on Thursday. The PUNCH gathered that the Ministry of Lands, Housing and Urban Development had served the traders quit notice a long time ago but they refused to move out of the market. The Chairman of the market,  Muhdeen Ganiyu, fondly called Elewedu, however, told our correspondent that the quit notice was too short but the executive members of all the affected markers would meet after the demolition exercise. “The quit notice was too short. All executive members of all the affected markers will soon meet. So, I cannot say anything for now,” he stated. When contacted, the Commissioner for Lands, Housing and Urban Development, Williams Akin-Funmilayo,  confirmed the ongoing demolition exercise. He said, “The State Governor, Seyi Makinde, had gone ther

SENATE PRESIDENT ''SARAKI'',CONGRATULATES THE NEW NBA PRESIDENT TODAY.

                      president of the Senate,Dr Abubakar Bukola Saraki,few hours ago today tuesday,congratulated the newly elected President of  the Nigerian Bar Association {NBA}, Mr Mahmoud Abubakar,SAN and otheer national officials of the association.Saraki in a statement by his Special Adviser,Media and Publicity,Yusuph Olaniyonu,in Abuja,said the election of Abubakar could not have come at a better time in the life of the NBA and the nation's legal system,considering his reputation and wealth of experience.He specifically noted the use of electronic voting in the conduct of the NBA'S 2016 election which produced the new national officers of the Bar,describing it as a clear milestone which points the way to go,at the national level,in this era of digital revolution.The Senate President called on the new national executive of the NBA to build on the legacies of his predecessors,work for the unity of the Bar and ensure that the principle of fairness,equity and justice comes to play in all their actions.He reiterated his pledge that the National Assembly would continue to welcome the input from the Bar in its efforts to review the nation's obsolete laws as well as the introduction of other progressive legislations that will help to improve the socio-political and economic development of the country.He specifically commended the outgoing NBA executive,led by Mr Augustine Alegeh {SAN}, for its engagement with the Senate,through the Nigeria Bar Association's Section on Business Law,to review laws which affect the ease of doing business in the country,an effort which has began to yield tangible results.Saraki said ''The recent passage of the Nigerian Railway Corporation {NRC} Bill,by the Senate is a testament to the many advantages that can accrue to the nation's economy when the legislature and critical associations like the NBA collaborate.I sincerely congratulate the new NBA executive under the leadership of Mr Mahmoud Abubakar.As a former Attorney-General and Commissioner for Justice,in Kano State,and a Senior Advocate of Nigeria {SAN},I have noo doubt that Mahmoud has all it takes to take the elite body of Lawyers in the country to the next level.I also believe the NBA will continue to strive for excellence as an association comprising ministers in the temple of justice by ensuring that both plaintiffs and defendants are accorded all rights and legal privileges due to them before,during and after cases  are dispensed with by the courts''.He said.One more photo below.                                                                                       

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