ODIGBO NEWSPAPER

We have convened this press briefing today to address a matter of utmost importance for the peace and stability of Odigbo Local Government and the South West region. Comrade Tomiwa Matthews, the Majority Leader of the South West Youth Parliament and a dedicated indigene of Odigbo Local, wishes to draw attention to a pressing concern regarding to imposing Nwambara as the Caretaker Chairman and the protest In Akure Comrade Matthews has expressed deep reservations and concerns about this appointment. He strongly warns against any attempt to play pranks with the people of Odigbo. He believes that such actions could lead to dire consequences and the eruption of crises within the community like what happens between the Ife/Modakeke. Furthermore, Comrade Matthews wishes to emphasize that the protests and expressions of concern from the youth of Odigbo Local Government should not be perceived as mere demonstrations. The youth of Odigbo are resolute and committed to the well-being ...

PETITION AGAINST MRS Betty Akeredolu (Wife of Ondo state governor) OVER HER RESOLVE TO IMPOSE HER SISTER EUCHERIA NWAMARA ON THE GOOD PEOPLE OF ODIGBO LOCAL GOVERNMENT AREA AND HER THREAT TO FIGHT AND ARREST ODIGBO SONS AND DAUGHTERS.   The people of Odigbo community in Ondo State have cried out over an alleged plan by the wife of the state governor, Mrs Betty Anyawu-Akeredolu to impose a non indegene as the chairman of the local government area. The community in a petition written to security agencies and signed by its leader,Chief Lanre Moyero and the youth leader, Dayo Ikueduranni stated that the action by Mrs Anyawu-Akeredolu was already threatening the peace of the area. They therefore called on the wife of the governor to rescind the decision to prevent any breakdown of law and order in Odigbo local government area.   READ A COPY OF THE PETITION BELOW.👇👇👇👇👇👇👇   PETITION AGAINST MRS Betty Akeredolu (Wife of Ondo state governor) OVER HER RESOLVE TO ...

I stand before you today as a representative of the resilient and unwavering people of Odigbo Local Government. Our community is currently facing a crisis that we can no longer ignore or endure silently. We have exhausted all peaceful means in our struggle to be recognized as equal citizens in our own land. Today, we find ourselves at the precipice, with the only option remaining being "CONFRONTATION". Our discontentment arises from the attempt to impose Nwamara Eucharia upon us as the Caretaker Chairman by the First Lady of Ondo State, Mrs. Betty Akeredolu. We want to make it unequivocally clear that we shall not accept this imposition. We, the people of Odigbo, refuse to be relegated to second-class citizenship within our own homeland. For far too long, we have been patient and have sought peaceful dialogue to address our concerns. Regrettably, our pleas have fallen on deaf ears, and our aspirations have been ignored. It is with a heavy heart that we announce ou...

In a democracy, the fundamental principle is that power lies with the people. This principle extends to the grassroots, where local governments are expected to serve as the closest administrative bodies to the citizens, addressing their needs and concerns. However, recent events in Odigbo Local Government, Ondo State, have raised concerns among the residents, prompting a passionate plea for change. Mrs. Betty Akeredolu, the First Lady of Ondo State, and her influence over local appointments in Ondo State most especially have sparked a wave of discontent among the residents of Odigbo. Ada Owerri's attempt to impose Mrs Eucharia Nwamarah as the caretaker of Odigbo Local Government has ignited a strong sense of resistance within the community. The people of Odigbo refuse to accept a fate that relegates us to the status of second-class citizens in our own land. At the heart of this issue is the concept of local governance. Local government is the closest tier of administrat...

In a recent press briefing, Tomiwa, the Majority Leader of the Southwest Youth Parliament representing the great youths of Ondo South district who is also an Indegene of Odigbo LG, expressed deep concerns regarding the political influence and appointments within Ondo State, especially, Odigbo Local Government Area.  Tomiwa's statement sheds light on the alleged involvement of Mrs. Betty Akeredolu in influencing appointments and the purported imposition of her sister, Ms. Eucharia Nwamarah, as a pioneer for the newly proposed Odigbo LCDA. It accentuates the importance of ensuring equitable representation of indigenous residents and voices concerns about the potential ramifications of perceived favoritism. The press release delivers a compelling message, urging Mrs. Betty Akeredolu to prioritize her husband's well-being as he's currently recovering and to refrain from interfering in sensitive matters within the state. Comr. Tomiwa empathizes with the F...