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google.com, pub-9820276073479546, DIRECT, f08c47fec0942fa0 Ohinoyi of Ebiraland Replies query given to him by Kogi Government. In his response he describes Query as Unfortunate. OHINIYI OF EBIRALAND  The Ohinoyi of Ebiraland, Dr. Ado Ibrahim Attah has replied the query issued on him by the Kogi State Government, describing the contents of the query as unfortunate and unfair. On 6th January, 2023 Kogi Stare  government had queried the paramount ruler of the people on why he was absent at the reception of President Muhammadu Buhari for project commissioning in Okene Local Government Area of the state. Responding in a three paged letter, the Ohinoyi noted that he was informed barely hours to the President’s visit, and also instructed by the Commissioner for Local Government and Chieftaincy Affairs, Abdulsalam Deedat to stay back in his palace for the President’s courtesy visit to him. Governor Yahaya Bello Need Mental Evaluation. Hoponu (Revenge) will not be accepted HERE IS T

google.com, pub-9820276073479546, DIRECT, f08c47fec0942fa0 The Query: 'Sins' of His Royal Majesty FATHER AND SON I thought it was going to be a quiet weekend and a day. My thought was disapproved when I picked up my phone after Subh prayer on Saturday to see some messages. I opened the first which was a picture message and it was a leaked query letter from the Kogi state ministry of local government and chieftaincy affairs to His Royal Majesty Alhaji Ado Ibrahim, the Ohinoyi Of Ebiraland and the Chairman of Kogi state traditional council. The letter to the Ohinoyi signed by a Director at the ministry said: “In a flagrant disregard to the persons and high offices of the President and Governor, you BLUNTLY REFUSED TO COME OUT (the emphasis is mine) to receive the President at the designated venue rightly approved by the Executive Governor of the State". The Director continued that protocol demands that when a President visits a state, top government officials, in

google.com, pub-9820276073479546, DIRECT, f08c47fec0942fa0 When The Gods Want To Fight A Man They First Make Him Mad. How can a man expect the Ohinoyi of Ebiraland HRM Dr Ado Ibrahim who's palace was under attack few hours before the arrival of the president Muhamadu Buhari to left the incident of the bomb explosion to welcome the president, how do some people think? The explosion that claimed the lives of three person and properties is enough to bereaved by the King that even after a week of the incident he is not expected to attend any social gathering of whatsoever, and it is the same state government who tried to hide the explosion because they believe the live and the properties of the people they govern does not mean anything to them, just because after seven years they eventually invited Mr president for a project commission. Isn't that a shame? Logically without any forms of debate, if we believe that life exist before and after our reign in offi

google.com, pub-9820276073479546, DIRECT, f08c47fec0942fa0 CONGRATULATIONS! CONGRATULATIONS!! CONGRATULATIONS!!!  The Transformation of Ebiraland North-Central Nigeria 1880-1960: By Prof. Adam Okene Ahmed Abere ASA Reporters wish to formally rejoice with Adamu Yusuf  Onubedo on your Turbaned ceremony as OGONTO of Omoye Clan by the Omoye elders in Ebira Land of Kogi State in Nigeria. This Turbaned was officially endorsed, signed and approved by Okene Local Government Chairman in Person of His Excellency Alh. Muhammed Abdulrazak May your Reign bring development, co existence and harmony within the Omoye Clan, Ebira, Kogi State and Nation in general. Congratulations to the entire family of Yusuf Onubedo, Omoye Clan and Ebiras as a whole. Adamu Yusuf Onubedo was born into the family of Mallam Yusuf Onubedo and Mallama Ramatu Yusuf on 25th December, 1970 at Okene-eba, Okene Local Government in Kogi State of Nigeria.  He attended Demonstratio

google.comgoogle.com, pub-9820276073479546, DIRECT, f08c47fec0942fa0 Dangote, Their Dangote! Truth be told.  Kogi State Government cannot reclaim the Obajana Cement factory from the Dangote Group. They have a valid legal document backing their acquisition. At least the 90%. And have actually invested billions into it. It is not justice to just wake up one day and claim it is yours when the agreement is in black and white.  The best bet is for the State government to seek to know what happened to their 10% and reclaim it back and then go for the income meant for it from the 10%. That is going to run into hundreds of billions. High stake moves...higher stake politics. Anything is possible. Even GYB got his price...his personal price.  That is a story for another day. Today? I am concerned about Dangote. Our Dangote. Their Dangote. The Evils that Men do leaves with them Dangote exploiting Nigerian The Obajana Cement Company is one of Dangote's golden goose. It is the large

google.comgoogle.com, pub-9820276073479546, DIRECT, f08c47fec0942fa0 UNDOCUMENTED ILLEGAL TAKEOVER, FORGERY OF DOCUMENTS RO EVADE 500MILLION DOLLAR TAX FORCE KOGI GOVT TO CLOSE DANGOTE'S BIGGEST CEMENT FACTORY When the Olusegun Obasanjo government sold Obajana Cement to Aliko Dangote in 2003, the Kogi State government retained 10% of the equity in the company. The factory was to later become the largest cement asset in Dangote Cement, Nigeria’s largest listed manufacturing company. Now the Kogi state Government is levelling serious allegations of impropriety against the company even going further to shut down the company’s locations in Kogi State. The Bull is fighting back. The Kogi State House of Assembly claims that based on a recent investigation, no valid acquisition took place for the Obajana Cement Company. They premised this allegation on the fact that the state was not paid for its holdings in the company neither has it received any dividends for its 10% equity

google.comgoogle.com, pub-9820276073479546, DIRECT, f08c47fec0942fa0 A SOCIO-ECONOMIC AND MILITARY RECONSTRUCTION OF SOURCES FROM THE PAST PROF. ADAM OKENE AHMED Nigerian Defence Academy Publisher Limited Kaduna AUGUST 2021 THE BOOK COVER  AVAILABLE AT: Arewa House Book shop, Kaduna. Read the Complete Book of 216 pages,  Published by Nigerian Defence Academy Publishers Kaduna.  PREFACE   Between the late 15th and early-17th centuries when they migrated to, and inhabited their present location in the hilly stretch of land south-west of the Niger-Benue confluence area, the Ebira of this study organised themselves into the six autonomous but interdependent clan groups of Okengwe, Adavi, Eika, Okehi, Ihima, and Eganyi. The people’s settlement on the top of the hills, some of which rose as high as 2000 ft was deliberate. Such design served as protective, defensive and security devices that shielded them against any external incursions. They also served as operational position wh