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  By oluwaseyi fadoro  Today marks a special celebration for Prophet Godwin Ikuru, the founder of Jehovah Eye Salvation Ministry and a dedicated member of the All Progressives Congress (APC) in Lagos. His birthday is not only a personal milestone but also a moment for many people whose lives he has touched to reflect on his journey of faith, leadership, and service to the community. Prophet Godwin Ikuru is widely known for his deep commitment to the work of God. As the founder of Jehovah Eye Salvation Ministry, he has devoted years to preaching the message of hope, salvation, and spiritual transformation. Through prayers, teachings, and counseling, he has guided many believers toward a stronger relationship with God and encouraged them to live lives of faith and purpose. His ministry was founded on a simple but powerful belief—that God sees the struggles of His people and is always ready to bring deliverance and restoration. Over the years, Jehovah Eye Salvation Ministry has g...

  By oluwaseyi fadoro  In a world where many people search for hope and spiritual direction, the story of Prophet Godwin Ikuru, the founder of Jehovah Eye Salvation Ministry, stands as a powerful testimony of faith, perseverance, and divine calling. Long before he became known as a prophet and spiritual leader, Godwin Ikuru was simply a young man with a deep hunger for God. From his early days, he was known among friends and family as someone who loved prayer and the word of God. While others saw him as quiet and reflective, those close to him believed there was something unique about his spiritual passion. As the years passed, that passion grew into a clear calling. Prophet Godwin Ikuru began dedicating more of his time to prayer, fasting, and helping people who were facing challenges in life. Many who encountered him during that time said his words carried comfort, wisdom, and encouragement. With faith and determination, he eventually established Jehovah Eye Salvation Minist...

  *L–R:*  Comrade Ayodele Adewale, Public Relations Officer, St. Gregory’s College Old Boys Association (SGCOBA) and State Organising Secretary, All Progressives Congress (APC), Lagos State Chapter; Mr. Olayemi Cardozo (An Old Boy), Governor, Central Bank of Nigeria and Guest Lecturer at the Annual Distinguished Alumni Lecture commemorating the Founders’ Day of St. Gregory’s College (March 12, 1882); and Mr. Wole Kudaya, President, St. Gregory’s College Old Boys Association, during the Founders’ Day Anniversary Lecture organised by the Association at the College Hall, St. Gregory’s College, Lagos, on Thursday, March 12, 2026.

  The Lagos State Government has issued a final "Riot Act" to building owners, facility managers, and developers across the metropolis, demanding the immediate registration and safety certification of all elevators and vertical transportation equipment (VTE).  In a decisive move to eradicate avoidable accidents in the state’s rapidly expanding high-rise landscape, the Director-General and Chief Executive Officer of the Lagos State Safety Commission, Lanre Mojola, announced on Friday that the state will no longer tolerate the operation of uncertified lifts. Building owners have been given until March 31, 2026, to ensure full compliance or face aggressive enforcement actions, including the immediate shutdown and sealing of non-compliant premises. Stressing that public safety remains a non-negotiable priority, Mojola emphasized that elevators play a critical role in modern urban infrastructure and must be rigorously maintained to prevent mechanical failures that could endanger l...

  Barely weeks after a party chieftain was allegedly attacked at the APC secretariat in Acme, Ogba, a journalist has also alleged that he was assaulted within the premises of the Kosofe Local Government secretariat by individuals said to be loyal to the council chairman, Moyo Ogunlewe. The journalist, Habeeb Adejobi of MITV, said the incident occurred on Wednesday when he visited the council secretariat to cover the screening of supervisors and special advisers appointed by the council. Adejobi explained that he arrived at the secretariat around 4 p.m. and attempted to reach the council chairman and the information officer to formally notify them of his presence, but both were unreachable. He said he also contacted a councillor, who informed him that the council was still in session, conducting the screening exercise. According to him, he waited for a while before setting up his camera within the premises. Shortly afterwards, a man approached him and asked if he was the journalist....

  The leadership of the Broadcasting Corporation of Oyo State (BCOS) Chapel of the Nigeria Union of Journalists (NUJ)  on Wednesday paid a courtesy visit to the Oyo State Head of Service, Mrs Olubunmi Oni, mni to discuss issues affecting the welfare of staff of the corporation. The delegation, led by the Chairman of the BCOS NUJ Chapel, Ademola Balogun, met with the Head of Service at her office in Ibadan, the Oyo State capital. During the meeting, the NUJ executives highlighted some of the challenges confronting members of the chapel, particularly the prolonged years many staff have spent working as freelance and contract employees without regularization. Speaking during the visit, Comrade Balogun described the situation as worrisome, noting that several dedicated staff of the corporation had remained on freelance and contract status for many years. He appealed to the Head of Service to use her office to facilitate the regularization of the affected workers so that they could...