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Rev. Isaac Egbewole Foundation sets for 2025 Akui Children's Christmas party

Rev.(Dr) Isaac Egbewole, the Convener of 2025 Akui Children Christmas party, has said that all machinery has been set for this year Children Christmas party. Dr Egbewole said that Akui Children's Christmas party which started with 50 children in four years ago witness over 800 children in 2024. "So this year Christmas party will be unique, for we are planning for 1,000 children, but if we have up to 3,000, they'll all go home happily "The programme will be held at Kensington Odududwa Hall, Ooni's Palace on Saturday 20th of December where children will meet Father Christmas, going home with school bags, writing materials,toys, free food and Christmas gifts among others .  According to Rev Egbewole, children will receive unique gifts and they will have remarkable experience, irrespective of their backgrounds, religion or denomination. Dr. Egbewole stated that Jesus said let all children come to me for there is the kingdom of God, so taking care of children is mor...
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IGBOHO : I AM NOT AT WAR WITH BUHARI

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YORUBA Nation campaigner, Sunday Adeyemo, popularly known as Sunday Igboho, says he is not at war with the President Muhammadu Buhari, the six governors in the Southwest zone or any government official.

He, however, stressed that it was saddening that the Buhari regime has not addressed the security challenges in the Southwest Zone, which he said was the genesis of his agitation for Yoruba Nation.

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Igboho, in his 2022 New Year message, said everyone living in the country deserves to be protected regardless of their tribe, religion or political leanings.

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