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             Olayemi Olubunmi Faith also known as Faith Obada is Nigerian Gospel Singer, Music Composer and a Presenter.  Faith Obada who is the first child in the family of four, was born on the 3rd of May 1986 into the Royal family of Bishop Olayemi Samuel and Pastor Mrs Olayemi Jumoke. Faith Obada who was born and brought up in felele Ibadan, Nigeria started her primary education at Blessed Immaculate primary School, Felele, Ibadan and then she attended St luke's College Molete, Ibadan and later proceed to Ajuwon high School, Agbole akute, Ogun State.  Faith Obada obtained her West African School Certificate (WAEC) at Calvary international School, Felele,Ibadan. In pursuit of more knowledge, Faith Obada studied Accounting at the Polytechnic of Ibadan where she obtained her national diploma (2010) and currently studying Music in the same citadel of learning. Faith Obada started her music career at the age of 21 years, when she pioneer the  Soultoch Singing Ministry  a

BLESSING OLANIYAN -AUTOBIOGRAPHY Blessing Olaniyan Oguntoye popularly know as Blessing Olaniyan is a Nigerian Gospel Singer who was born on the 13th of June 1987 in Igbeti, Olorunsogo Local Goverment, Oyo State into the Family of Late Hon Matthew Adekunle Oguntoye (JP) and Deaconess Grace Adefunke Oguntoye. Blessing Olaniyan attended Baptist Primary School Igbeti and later proceeded to Goverment Day Secondary School, Shao, Kwara State. Evang Blessing Olaniyan in search of More knowledge studied Enviromental Health at School of Hygiene, Eleyele, Ibadan, Oyo State. Blessing Olaniyan has been known to Singing at a very tender age where she performed at different churches, concerts and crusades. The minister of God was Ordained as an Evangelist on 10th of March, 2013. Blessing Olaniyan has worked her way so high in the Gospel music industry in which she is well recognised Home and abroad, Blessing Olaniyan has been spotted times without number with other celebrity gospel singer such as Yem

Four suspected arsonists who set a village ablaze and the operational vehicle and motorcycles of the Ondo state security outfit codenamed Amotekun at Jugbere farm settlement/Sanusi village in Owo council area of the state have been arrested. Recall that two persons, a farmer and a member of the vigilante group in the state were murdered by suspected herdsmen in Owo area of the state. Acting on a tip-off, the Amotekun personnel stormed the farm settlement to rescue the abductors but the herdsmen took to their heels after killing the two victims and set ablaze the village, the operation vehicle and motorcycles parked in the village by the Amotekun rescued team. Addressing newsmen in Akure, the state commander of Amotekun, Chief Adetunji Adeleye denied that his men were killed during the operation and that one of his operative Sesan Adebayo was missing after the Owo operation. The two persons killed according to him had been killed before the arrival of Amotekun at

Fulani herdsmen under the aegis of Miyetti Allah Kautal Hore have vowed to resist any eviction from the South-West, citing their rights as enshrined in the Nigerian constitution to live wherever they desire. Miyetti Allah also vowed to avenge the alleged attacks on and loss of herdsmen and their cattle, saying it would never tolerate any act of injustice on herders. The National Secretary of Miyetti Allah Kautal Hore, Mr Alhassan Saleh, stated these in an interview with  Sunday PUNCH  against a backdrop of the eviction notices issued to criminal herdsmen by some South-West groups and personalities. Saleh said it was wrong to drive herders out of any part of Nigeria and that even if there were criminals among them, it was the function of the government’s security forces to identify and arrest them. He said the eviction of herdsmen from the southern region of the country was a dangerous precedent and that the best way to solve the herders-farmers crisis was for state governme

The embattled Sarkin Fulani of Igangan in Ibarapa Local Government Area of Oyo State, Alhaji Salihu Abdulkadir, has said he and his household had been unfairly treated by the violence meted out to them in the community. Abdulkadir, who addressed a press conference in Ilorin, on Thursday, denied the involvement of his family in kidnapping or any other criminal activities in the community. The Sarkin Fulani said seven of his kinsmen died while his property worth over N500 million was destroyed in the violence allegedly unleashed on them by supporters of Yoruba rights activists, Sunday Igboho. He said, “My houses, 12 vehicles belonging to myself, my children, and some visitors were burnt and seven of my people were killed. The corpses of two were yet to be found and some of my animals were carted away.” He, however, confirmed that the crimes of kidnapping and raping were being committed in the community but said both the Yoruba indigenes of the area and the Fulani were culprit

The attack on Fulanis in the Southwest is leading to surmounting tension as former Governor of Jigawa State, Sule Lamido lambasts the National Leader of All Progressives Congress (APC), Bola Ahmad Tinubu, saying he has remained indifferent over the recent attack on Fulanis in the southwestern region of Nigeria, despite his support for President Muhammadu Buhari’s presidency in 2015. He stated this in Kano while receiving 27 newly elected Local Government Chapter Chairmen of Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) in Jigawa at his office on Thursday. Lamido lamented that Fulanis are being persecuted in the country, especially the southwestern part because they are Buhari’s tribe. Lamido has also blasted the Minister of Works and Housing, Babatunde Fashola, his counterparts in transportation and labour employment ministries, Rotimi Amaechi and Chris Ngige for not defending Fulanis in their region despite being with president Buhari. According to him, Buhari did not come to power but w