BODY OF A MAN SWEFT AWAY BY FLOOD RECOVERED. (PHOTO).

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 Body of a man sweft away by flood recovered The police in Apel, under the Sekhukhune District, have opened an inquest docket after the body of Mr Johannes Tsere Lekwadu (30) from Ga-Selepe was recovered from the Raphulu River at Atok (Sefateng) on Thursday, 04 December 2025. This comes after a missing person report was filed, with information suggesting that he may have been swept away by flooding. A search operation was activated, leading police and various stakeholders to work together throughout the period to locate him. Following a prolonged and coordinated effort, the body was found and retrieved. Emergency and support services attended the scene. Police investigations into the circumstances surrounding the incident are ongoing.

GOV. AKEREDOLU RETURNS FROM THREE-MONTH MONTH MEDICAL LEAVE.(PHOTO).


Akeredolu returns from three-month medical leave

Aviral picture of Governor Rotimi Akeredolu of Ondo state’s return from the months medical trip in Germany has surfaced online.
It was learnt that Akeredolu’s cabinet members were already in Ibadan to welcome him.

Akeredolu began medical leave in June and was extended indefinitely by the state House of Assembly.

The Ondo governor had transferred power to his deputy, Lucky Aiyedatiwa, in line with constitutional provisions.

Photographs and video of the Governor in a German hospital emerged when he celebrated his 67th birthday.

In the video, the Governor was seen dancing alongside his wife and close associates.

A source said the governor would arrive in Ibadan, where he would take a few days rest.

“I’m also aware that some members of the state Exco might likely visit him there to welcome him back to the state”.


 

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