Tuesday, 31 March 2020

Alao descendants bid farewell to Inaolaji.

Alao descendants bid farewell to Inaolaji.

The descendants of Alao family home and abroad under the leadership of Mogaji Alh. Abudul Ganiyu Awowole, which comprises seven linages families in Ikire has bid farewell to  the philanthropist, business mogul, Islamic and community leader, Alhaji Ibrahim Oyedele Inaolaji who died early hour of today after a brief iliness.

Alhaji Awowole said the death of Oyedele Inaolaji is a great loss to the entire Alaos linage, Ikire, Osun, Nigeria and the world at large.

"Actually late business mogul spent his entire life time to serve Allah, and to take necessary parts in the life of his people and anybody who had opportunity to meet him, it's obvious we will miss his impacts and his importance in the family", He added.

As we awaiting the burial arrangements from children of the demise, Chief Awowole said the seven linages of Alao family is ready to play all necessary roles in the funeral arrangements.

Signed:
Alh. Abudul Ganiyy Awowole,(mogaji omo Alao, Chief Hamid Olubowale(bara Alao of ikire land. Alfa Sulika Hammed akowe omo Alao.

Osun Dep Gov pays tributes to the great philanthropist and business mogul Chief Ibrahim Inaolaji

*Osun Dep Gov pays tributes to the great philanthropist and business mogul Chief Ibrahim Inaolaji
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The Deputy Governor State of Osun Mr Benedict Olugboyega Alabi has described the death of the Asiwaju of Ikire Land Alhaji Chief Jimoh Ibrahim Inaolaji as a great loss to the entire people of Ikire Land, the state and the country at large.

He said the death of Chief Inaolaji came at a time his rich experience and fatherly guidance are preciously needed in Osun and Nigeria as a whole.

Mr Alabi in a condolence message he personally issued and sent to the family and the entire people of Ikire over the demise said the death of Chief Ibrahim Inaolaji is a difficult reality of unavoidable acceptance to him.

According to him, the philanthropy of the deceased and his selfless service to humanity will be greatly missed.

He stated further, "Sincerely, Chief Inaolaji's demise is personally a difficult reality of unavoidable acceptance to me ; it is one death too many to say the least.

"In as much as we accept his death as divine and irreversible, it is indisputably correct to say that Alhaji Inaolaji left us at the time when his rich experience and fatherly guidance are preciously needed in our dear state and Nigeria at large.

"Obviously, his philanthropic gesture and selfless service to humanity will be greatly missed by everyone across various communities in Nigeria, especially his ancestral home of Ikire, in Irewole Local Government of the state of Osun", Mr Alabi added.

The State Deputy Governor said as a leading community leader and Frontline business mogul while alive, Chief Jimoh Ibrahim Inaolaji lived a legendary life  and has impacted many people's lives positively and left a  good legacy in Islam as a devoted Muslim and in the society as a great leader and business magnate.

He commiserated with the Akire of Ikire and the entire people of the ancient community as well as the immediate family and prayed God to give them the fortitude to bear the irreparable loss and to grant the deceased Aljana Fridous.

Alhaji Chief Jimoh Ibrahim Inaolaji was until his death the Asiwaju of Ikire Land, the Baba Adini of Osun State and Mayegun Adini of Yoruba land.

He died on Monday evening the 30th of March 2020 after a brief illiness
at the ripe age of 86 and he is survived by wives, children and grandchildren.

Adieu, Chief Jimoh Ibrahim Inaolaji.

Adieu, Chief Jimoh Ibrahim Inaolaji.

It was with heavy heart , but a solace in the  unquestionable decision of Almighty God that  I received the news of the  death of a leading community leader and frontline business mogul, Chief Jimoh Ibrahim Inaolaji.

Sincerely, Chief Inaolaji's demise is personally a difficult reality of unavoidable acceptance to me ; it is one death too many to say the least.

In as much as we accept his death as divine and irreversible, it is indisputably correct to say that Alhaji Inaolaji left us at the time when his rich experience and fatherly guidance are preciously needed in our dear state and Nigeria at large.

Obviously, his philanthropic gesture and selfless service to humanity will be greatly missed by everyone across various communities in Nigeria, especially his ancestral home of Ikire, in Irewole Local Government of the state of Osun.

I hereby express my condolences to our royal father, the Akire of Ikire,  Oba Olatunde Falabi and all the people of the town over this loss, as I pray to God for His continuous protection over the town and it's inhabitants.

Also, I commiserate with the immediate family of the deceased, may Almighty Allah grant them the required fortitude to bear the irreparable loss.

Finally, as we continue to miss and celebrate the legend, may Almighty  Allah  grant him Aljanah Fridaus.

On behalf of my family, I say Adieu, Chief Jimoh Ibrahim Inaolaji.

Benedict Olugboyega Alabi, Deputy Governor, State of Osun.

Monday, 30 March 2020

COVID-19, Ikire Microfinance Bank leads. In excellent service.

COVID-19, The best time to patronize our microfinance banks, it's not bcoz of this trying time, but Ikire microfinance Ikire, is doing  excellently excellent job before the Coronavirus pandemic and currently, which led to my recommendation for future best services.

The quality in their service is excellent performance of the quality and qualified staffs, which gave Ikire microfinance bank as the best community banking in Osun and Southwest NIGERIA. With condussive and secured environment

The Bank ATM card, USSD code functions with international standard ATM gallery, is the best to non.

It's not about sweet mouth, it's what I experienced, and confirmed, visit Ikire Microfinance today, I'm very sure trial will convince you..

Saturday, 28 March 2020

Osun announces total lockdown of State as Oyetola discloses second confirmed COVID-19 case

Osun announces total lockdown of State as Oyetola discloses second confirmed COVID-19 case

The Osun State Government has announced the total lockdown of the State on Tuesday following the confirmation of the second case of the deadly Coronavirus.

The Government reaffirmed the commitment to shut down all the land boundaries effective from midnight, Sunday, March 29, 2020.

The Governor of the State, Mr. Adegboyega Oyetola, made the disclosure during a statewide broadcast on Sunday morning.

Oyetola maintained that there would be no movement within the State during the shutdown while those on essential duties such as health personnel, fire service, environmental officials, security personnel, power and water supply agencies, media and telecommunication officers will be on duty.

He described the decision as imperative in view of the devastating nature of the pandemic, adding that the first priority of any responsive and responsible government is to respond effectively to protect its citizens when an emergency occurs.

Oyetola who expressed sadness over the latest incident, reiterated that the decision remained the only way to go if the State was to contain the spread of the disease.

"Following a review of our current situation, we have in addition to the subsisting measures taken in the past one week, decided to shut down all our boundaries, effective from midnight Sunday, March 29, 2020. In addition, a complete lockdown of the State will come into effect from midnight, Tuesday, March 31, 2020

"We believe this is the way to go, if we must contain the spread of this virus. To this end, we urge citizens and residents to take advantage of the hours between now and Tuesday to stock up provisions that will last them two weeks in the first instance.

"During the lockdown, there will be no movement within the state. The closed boundaries also means there will be no inter-state movements. However, those on essential duties such as health personnel, fire service, environmental officials, security personnel, power and water supply agencies, media and telecommunication officers will be on duty. Also, pharmaceutical and medical outfits will be allowed to open.

"We have mandated and mobilised the State’s taskforce and security operatives to enforce measures to the letter. We, therefore, strongly advise our people to remain in their homes during the period of the lockdown.

"When an emergency occurs, such as the one at hand, the first priority of any responsive and responsible government is to respond effectively to protect its citizens. This is what we will continue to do", Oyetola added.

The governor urged the residents not to panic by the new measures but continue to adhere to government's instructions and directives on the need for them to continue to observe necessary precautionary measures, including regular washing of hands with water and soap and also maintain the prescribed social distancing.

He lauded the critical stakeholders led by the former Health Minister, Prof. Isaac Adewole; taskforce and health officers for their selfless service to humanity.

Thursday, 26 March 2020

COVID-19: Confirmed case in stable condition, says Osun govt

COVID-19: Confirmed case in stable condition, says Osun govt





.. reiterates readiness to curtail the menace

The Osun State Government says the first and only confirmed case of Coronavirus in the State is in stable condition and responding positively to treatment.

The government said the State medical personnel have been handling and managing the case professionally and that no severe symptoms had been traced to the patient.

Deputy Governor, Mr Benedict Alabi, disclosed this on Thursday shortly after the meeting of the State Government Technical Committee on COVID-19, at the State Specialist Hospital, Asubiaro, Osogbo.

He noted that the patient has been helping in easing the job of the medical personnel as he personally surrendered himself for treatment even before his health status was confirmed.

Alabi who commended the patient for the high level of understanding and cooperation he has exhibited, said his action had assisted the state to implement its guiding principles against the deadly disease.

The deputy governor said the government had gathered useful information that would assist in contract tracing of persons that might have come in contact with the confirmed case.

According to him, the state government had stepped up its guiding principles and control measures to curb the spread of the disease. He added that health workers have been put on their toes for optimum performance at the present critical moment.

Alabi furrher said the government had equipped and strengthened the capacity of the Isolation Centre at the State Specialist Hospital, to handle suspected or confirmed cases.

"Yesterday Mr Governor announced the confirmation of an index case of the Coronavirus and to this end, we have begun to be more proactive in combating the menace.

"We are working round the clock to strengthen our protocol and ensure that our guiding principles are tailored towards achieving the set objectives.

"On the confirmed case, no doubt the patient is responding to treatment and he is in stable condition. We have done the needful. He has been isolated to a place where adequate treatment will be given to avoid the escalation of the disease", the Deputy Governor stressed.

In his reaction, the Commissioner for Health, Dr. Rafiu Isamotu, said the medical personnel had been tasked to double their efforts in curtailing the spread of the pandemic in Osun.


Isamotu added that the specialist hospital had been restructured for emergency cases, while cold cases would be treated in some of the other health facilities across the state.

"The State Isolation Center is absolutely secured. Presently, we are not attending to cold cases but emergencies as a sign of seriousness that we attached to the pandemic. We have equally warned the people who do not have anything to do to stay off the hospital.

"And as part of our commitment to contain this disease, the state government has set up taskforce to man all the state land borders and conduct preliminary screening.

"We have also begun massive sensitisation exercise against the pandemic across the nooks and crannies of the state while the residents had equally been earned to refrain from embracing and hugging one another," Isamotu added.

COVID-19. Oyetola and Sanwoolu, the fast fingers

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One of the Osun newly completed #COVID19 isolation facility.

It is equipped with all required amenities which include DSTV, Inverter system, Solar lighting and Generator - and

Lagos State is moving faster, To ensure  they keep their environment safe and curtail the contagion of #COVID19, the State have started  deploying disinfectant equipment to fumigate the entire state.

These fumigation machines, will be deployed to every part of the metropolis for sterilization of their public spaces & surfaces.