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Tosin Ajuwon

Oluwatosin Ajuwon is an investigative reporter and political correspondent. Prior to joining Peoples Gazette, he was with Sahara Reporters.He is on Twitter @CitizenTosin
September 4, 2022

Mutilated body of missing director found in primary school in Ondo 

Gbenga Olofingboyegun was declared missing after he left his work place on Thursday without any notice to his colleagues.

September 3, 2022

Peter Obi’s popularity no threat to my 2023 ambition: Sowore

“I don’t see Peter Obi as a threat. He is part of the old system that I have always fought.”

Omoyele Sowore
September 2, 2022

Kidnap victim dies two weeks in Ondo after release

A family source told our reporter that the victim died of “injuries” he sustained in captivity.

Kidnap victim dies two weeks in Ondo after release
August 31, 2022

Peter Obi challenges Buhari regime to expose ‘highly placed’ Boko Haram sponsors, oil thieves

“When will FGN summon the political will to publicly name such persons?”

A photo of Peter Obi , used to illustrate this story
August 30, 2022

Politicians should not use religion to heat up polity: Kukah

Referencing Adolf Hitler, Mr Kukah said “there is a consequence for using religion to manipulate politics.”

Bishop Matthew Kukah
August 30, 2022

Ondo Poly staff, son docked for allegedly assaulting neighbour

Josephine Akinfotire and her son, Destiny Olusegun, were said to have assaulted their neighbour and destroyed her properties during an argument.

Court symbol used to tell the story
August 28, 2022

Ondo bans primary school teachers from enrolling children in private schools

Speaking with head teachers of public primary schools, Mr Olabimtan frowned at the drop in pupils’ enrollment across the state.

Governor Oluwarotimi Akeredolu of Ondo State
August 26, 2022

Human rights lawyer Inibehe Effiong regains freedom

Inibehe Effiong, human rights lawyer, has regained his freedom after being incarcerated for one month at the Uyo prison, Peoples Gazette can report.

August 25, 2022

Minimum wage should be N100,000; Nigerians should quiz presidential candidates on their stand: Sowore 

Mr Sowore asserts that no Nigerian worker should earn less than N100,000 monthly salary, considering the time they spend on their jobs.

Omoyele Sowore
August 25, 2022

Recruitment: Police commission to begin indefinite strike Monday  

The workers’ strike comes on the heels of bickerings between the Force Headquarters and the workers of the PSC over the recruitment of constabularies.

Police service commission