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BAGANBAZAR GRAPHSource-attributed newsWORLD deskThe Owa-Ooye of Imesi-Ile in Osun State, Oba Enoch Ademola Akinyemi, has died at the age of 85 years. The traditional ruler reportedly died on Friday, October 16, 2026, after spending 21 years on the throne. His death was announced in a statement issued by the Obaala of Imesi-Ile and Chairman of the Owa-Ooye-in-Council, High Chief Tunde Aluko, on behalf of the royal council and the community. The statement described the late monarch as a father to all and a symbol of peace, unity and development whose reign brought honour and progress to Imesi-Ile. “With deep sorrow but total submission to the will of Almighty God, we announce the transition to glory of our Royal Father, His Royal Majesty, Oba Engr. Ademola Enoch Akinyemi, Oyoyo II, the Owa-Ooye of Imesi-Ile,” the statement read. The royal council added that the monarch had “joined his ancestors on Friday, October 16, 2026. Details of the traditional rites and burial arrangements would be announced by the royal family and the council in due course.” In a separate statement, the Imesi-Ile Progressive Association, IPA, expressed condolences to the royal family and the entire community, describing the deceased as a revered traditional ruler whose reign contributed significantly to the town’s development. The statement, signed by the association’s President, Samuel Agbeluyi, and General Secretary, Sola Oluwadare, highlighted the monarch’s developmental initiatives, cordial relationships with successive governments and commitment to preserving Imesi-Ile’s cultural heritage. According to the association, “his leadership promoted peace, stability and communal harmony while strengthening relationships among residents. His efforts to preserve the town’s historical identity, particularly the campaign to secure international recog
BAGANBAZAR GRAPHSource-attributed newsWORLD deskLazio are working on a new deal for Nigeria midfielder, Fisayo Dele-Bashiru, DAILY POST reports. Dele-Bashiru has established himself as an important figure since arriving at the Stadio Olimpico from Turkish club Hatayspor in 2024 despite his injury struggles. According to Italian outlet, Corriere dello Sport, Lazio are keen to keep the player for a long spell. The 25-year-old has two years remaining on his contract, and the new deal will help the club secure his future. Dele-Bashiru has been linked with Premier League clubs in the past. Lazio are also considering new deals for Danish winger Gustav Isaksen and Italian midfielder Nicolò Rovella. Dele-Bashiru recently returned to action for Lazio after sustaining a hamstring injury on the opening day of the season against Bologna. He featured for 30 minutes in the Rome club’s 3-1 victory over Monza last weekend. Lazio will be away to Juventus in a Serie A encounter on Sunday. Serie A: Lazio plan new contract for Dele-Bashiru
BAGANBAZAR GRAPHSource-attributed newsWORLD deskGovernor Seyi Makinde of Oyo State has accused the administration of President Bola Tinubu of spending Nigeria Liquefied Natural Gas, NLNG, dividends meant for states. Makinde said each state was supposed to get over N250 billion from the NLNG payments. He spoke on Friday at a stakeholders’ meeting on the 2027 budget held at the International Conference Centre in Ibadan. The governor said the money was paid into the Federation Account and the figures had been reconciled, but that the Federal Government spent it without sharing it to states. According to him, Oyo had already lined up projects to invest its share to grow the state’s economy. Makinde also faulted plans to delay payment until after the 2027 elections, saying the welfare of Nigerians should come before politics. “They fooled us. The Nigeria LNG paid dividends to the Federal Government, which went straight into the Federation Account, but they spent it. “So, what do we do? They did the consultancy, reconciled the figures, and each state of the federation was supposed to be paid, but they spent the money alone. The Federal Government spent it alone. “Each state should receive more than N250 billion but Tinubu cornered it. We were planning towards this, identified projects that we can invest the money in to further expand the economy of Oyo State,” Makinde said. Tinubu govt cornered N250bn NLNG dividends meant for states – Makinde