How Police Caught 72-year-old Man With Human Skull In Osun

Osun State police command on Friday arrested seventy-two-year old Idris Ajao for being in possession of human skull. He was nabbed at Iwo, but blamed his action on the devil claiming that his action was a big mistake.
The suspect claimed to be a bricklayer, but said Tajudeen Jawesola a herbalist had assigned him to exhume skulls from graves in the cemetery in return for N10,000. Nemesis however caught up with him when policemen deployed around the cemetery acting on tipoff caught him red handed with a skull.

The Commissioner of Police in the state, Fimihan Adeoye said police detectives got the hint about the atrocities of Ajao and trailed him until he was caught with the skull.

Speaking with newsmen, Ajao said: “It was Jawesola that asked me to get the human skull for him.

Christian students must wear garments if Muslims wear hijabs – CAN insists As Aregbesola threatens to expel students ‘wearing choir robes’ to schools

The Osun State Chapter of Christian Association of Nigeria, CAN, on Wednesday, said if Muslim students continue to wear hijab to public schools in the state, Christian pupils will equally not stop wearing church garments and other apparels.

This declaration was made known by the Vice Chairman, VC, of CAN in the state, Pastor Moses Ogundeji.

This is coming after the state governor, Rauf Aregbesola, restated that no student is allowed to put on unauthorized uniforms to school in the state, following the instruction of CAN in the state that students should go to school in church garments.

Osun House of Assembly to pass a bill to curb street hawking and illegal market set up

The Speaker of the state of Osun House of Assembly, Najeem Folasayo Salaam,  said the state House of Assembly is ready to put an end to street trading and illegal markets in the state. 

This was disclosed during the consideration of a bill on street trading and illegal markets set up on Thursday, March 24, at Osogbo, the Osun capital. 

Salaam stressed that it would be an offence for any person or group of persons to engage in street hawking or operate in illegal markets in the state once the bill becomes law. He said the law would promote the cleanliness of the state stating that this was one of the major aims of the government. 

Lack of Basic Amenities, Unnecessary Rules and Regulations, Bowen University Iwo Students Riot All Night

The Bowenn University students, last night went on rampage over what they term as lack of basic amenities on their campus and imposition of unnecessary rules and regulations by the school management.

Students who rioted  last night at Bowen University, Iwo in Osun State also said there were plans to increase the tuition fee by the school authority. 

"The riot was over lack of basic amenities like water and light as well as the unnecessary rules & regulations, being fronted by school management, plus plans to increase their school fees", a student said.