Dapo Abiodun Vs Gbenga Daniel: Two Politicians of opposite characters
By Kemi Kilani Our attention has been drawn to spurious and utterly laughable piece on different social media platforms, trying rather fruitlessly to compare the personalities of Prince Dapo Abiodun and that of the former Governor of Ogun State, Otunba Gbenga Daniel, out of palpable fear of future political misfortune. While the intrinsic evaluation of…
Regional Supervisor VSE Ogunmefun Charges CCC Columbus Cathedral on Unity, Righteousness
The Regional Supervisor of the Celestial Church of Christ (CCC) USA National Diocese Region F, Venerable Superior Evangelist (VSE) Remi Ogunmefun, has called on members of CCC Columbus Cathedral, Columbus, Ohio, to embrace spiritual renewal, unity, and unwavering faithfulness in their Christian walk. VSE Ogunmefun made the call during a Pastoral visit to the parish…
Omoluabi Movement Convener, Akintunde Congratulates Ward, Local Govt Excos In Ogun
The Ogun State-based political movement of the All Progressives Congress (APC), Omoluabi, has congratulated all elected executive committee members at the ward and local government levels following their concluded elections. Akintunde, in a congratulatory message released to journalists on Saturday through the movement’s Director of Media and Publicity, Oluseun Joshua, described their smooth victories as…
Beautiful Nubia Alleges Copyright Breach Against Ayefele, BBO
Nigerian folk musician Segun Akinlolu, widely known as Beautiful Nubia, has accused Gospel Artistes Yinka Ayefele and BBO of copyright infringement, alleging that they appropriated the core melody of his song, Seven Lifes, without authorization. Global Mirror News gathered that the singer made the allegation in a statement posted on his verified X (formerly Twitter)…
11 Feared Dead as Giant Tree Crashes onto Passenger Vehicles
At least 11 persons have been confirmed dead in a devastating incident after a massive tree collapsed on two commercial vehicles at Awhum Village Market Square in Udi Local Government Area of Enugu State. Global Mirror News gathered that the tragic incident occurred at about 8:45 p.m. on Tuesday February 17, when a Toyota Hiace…
Kaduna Lifts 11-Year Ban on Christian Pilgrimage, Approves 50 Faithful — CAN Commends Move
The Kaduna State Government has approved 50 Christian faithful to embark on pilgrimage, formally ending an 11-year suspension of the programme in the State. Governor Uba Sani’s approval marks the restoration of the Christian pilgrimage scheme, which was discontinued during the administration of former Governor Nasir El-Rufai after the Christian Pilgrims Welfare Agency was scrapped…
Ramadan, Lent: Abiodun Calls for Unity, Prayer in Ogun
Ogun State Governor, Prince Dapo Abiodun, has urged Muslim and Christian faithful to embrace the spiritual significance of Ramadan and Lent, describing the twin observances as a rare moment of unity, sacrifice and collective supplication. In a statement released on Wednesday February 18 in Abeokuta, the Governor congratulated adherents of both faiths on the commencement…
Ojerinde Ibara Dynasty Mourns as Olufunmilayo Ojerinde Passes Away
The Ojerinde Ibara Omida Dynasty Heritage has announced the death of Olufunmilayo Oyabunmi Ojerinde, a respected matriarch and beloved community figure, who passed away in the early hours of Wednesday, February 18, 2026. According to a statement released by the family, Funmilayo “slept in the Lord” and is remembered fondly by relatives, friends, and members…
Deadly Ota Crash: Ogun Cracks Down on Roadside Trading
The Ogun State Government has renewed its clampdown on roadside trading following a fatal accident at the Ota tollgate in Ado-Odo/Ota Local Government Area, warning that the practice poses grave risks to public safety. The Government described indiscriminate street trading along highways as a major contributor to avoidable road crashes, stressing that urgent behavioural change…
Ogun Disburses N188bn in Pensions, Clears Eight-Year Gratuity Backlog
The Ogun State Government has announced the clearance of pension and gratuity arrears owed to workers who retired between 2012 and 2020, as part of what it described as sustained reforms to stabilise public finances and prioritise retirees’ welfare. Speaking at a media parley organised by the Ministry of Budget and Planning, the Commissioner for…
