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LABOUR PARTY PRESS RELEASE: STOP THE POLITICAL DESECRATION OF THE TEACHING PROFESSION — A WARNING TO THE "YAYI TEACHERS MEDIA GROUP"

LABOUR PARTY, OGUN STATE CHAPTER

DATE: March 21, 2026

 STOP THE POLITICAL DESECRATION OF THE TEACHING PROFESSION: A WARNING TO THE "YAYI TEACHERS MEDIA GROUP"*

The attention of the Ogun State Chapter of the Labour Party has been drawn to a series of misleading videos and social media campaigns orchestrated by a group styling itself as the "YAYI Teachers Media Group." This group claims to represent the collective voice of teachers in Ogun State in support of the gubernatorial ambitions of Senator Solomon Olamilekan (Yayi) under the All Progressives Congress (APC).

We find it necessary to set the record straight and protect the "good citizens of Ogun State" from this orchestrated campaign of misinformation.

1. *Misleading the Public*

The nomenclature "YAYI Teachers Media Group" is a deliberate attempt to create a false impression that the noble teachers of Ogun State—both in public and private service—have abandoned their neutrality to become political appendages of a partisan interest. This is a gross insult to the thousands of teachers who remain committed to their professional ethics.

2. *Violation of Extant Civil Service Rules*

The Labour Party wishes to remind the promoters of this group that Public Servants (including public school teachers) are strictly governed by laws that forbid partisan political campaigning while in active service.  

Ogun State Public Service Rules (PSR): Specifically, Rules 04401, 04402, and 04406 prohibit civil servants from participating in partisan political activities, attending political rallies, or acting as "canvassers" for candidates.

National Precedent: In 2016, the Ogun State Civil Service Commission sanctioned several workers for similar partisan displays during the World Teachers Day celebration, citing these exact rules.  

Professional Misconduct: Under Nigerian Educational Law, engaging in activities that bring the profession into disrepute or violate the neutrality of the classroom is a ground for disciplinary action, ranging from suspension to outright dismissal.

3. *The Constitutional Boundary*

While we acknowledge the Supreme Court’s ruling in INEC vs. Musa (2003) regarding the right of association, the law is clear: a public servant's right to belong to a party does not grant them the right to use their professional identity (as "Ogun Teachers") to conduct public campaigns. Partisanship in the discharge of duty is a "red line" that maintains the stability of our democracy.

4. *Our Call to Action*

To the Head of Service and Ministry of Education: We call on the Ogun State Government to investigate the individuals behind the "YAYI Teachers Media Group." If they are indeed public servants, they must be held accountable to the Civil Service Rules to prevent the total collapse of discipline in our schools.

To Our Teachers: Do not allow yourselves to be used as political shields. Your reward should not just be in heaven, but also in a state that respects your professional boundaries today.

To the General Public: Disregard these videos. They do not represent the silent majority of educators who are more concerned with the dwindling standards of education and their welfare than with the 2027 ambitions of any politician.

The Labour Party remains the only platform committed to the true empowerment of workers and the restoration of dignity to the classroom.

Signed,

Apagun Olaolu Samuel 

State Chairman,

Labour Party, 

Ogun State.

Terrorism: Federal Ministry of Education closes 47 Federal Unity Colleges nationwide due to security concerns

The Federal ministry of education has officially shut down not less than 47 unity colleges across the country citing security threats.

The rates at which schools are currently been targeted by the Boko Haram, ISWAP, bandits, Fulani herdsmen and kidnappers in Nigeria is at a deadly alarming rates.

Students have been kidnapped in Kebbi, Niger and Nasarawa States just in the space of one week.

CALL FOR APPLICATIONS: 2025/2026 PART-TIME POSTGRADUATE PROGRAMMES, LADOKE AKINTOLA UNIVERSITY OF TECHNOLOGY (LAUTECH), OGBOMOSO

The Ladoke Akintola University of Technology (LAUTECH), P.M.B. 4000, Ogbomoso, hereby invites qualified candidates to apply for admission into its 2025/2026 Part-Time Postgraduate Programmes. These programmes are designed to equip graduates and working professionals with advanced knowledge, practical skills, and research competencies required to excel in their careers and academic pursuits.

Applicants are encouraged to explore the wide range of postgraduate diplomas, and master’s degrees options available across various faculties and specialized fields.

FACULTY OF CLINICAL SCIENCES. DEPARTMENT OF COMMUNITY MEDICINE.

i. Postgraduate diploma & ii. Master in public Health: Health Education, Public Health Nutrition, Health Administration, management and Policy, Epidemiology and disease control, Population and Reproductive Health.PGD and Master in Nursing Sciences 

REQUIREMENTS FOR ADMISSION ARE AS FOLLOWS: BASIC: The candidate must possess five (5) O’ Level credits including English Language, Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry and Biology in two (2) sittings.

SPECIFIC REQUIREMENTS INCLUDES (I): a. Bachelor degree in a discipline not related to health such as social sciences, statistics, mathematics and other related science courses with a minimum of 2nd Class Lower Division, must be currently active in Public Health practice with at least 3 years experience OR a. Third Class in a discipline not related in health, must be currently involved in active Public Health with at least 5 years experience OR b. Higher National Diploma or its equivalent in Health Sciences courses must have a minimum of Lower Credit and must be currently involved in active Public Health practice with at least 3 years experience OR c. Registered Nurses and Midwives or Community Health Officers (CHOs) certificate with a minimum of Lower Credit and 3 years working experience.

SPECIFIC REQUIREMENTS INCLUDES (II): a. Basic professional degree in Medicine or Dentistry from any recognised University with at least 3 years of experience in a healthcare program Or a. B. Sc/B. Tech degrees in disciplines related to health as Pharmacy, Nursing, Physiotherapy, Biochemistry, Microbiology, Physiology, Anatomy and other health-related disciplines including Human Nutrition, Demography, Health Education, Environmental Health and Biostatistics (minimum of Second Class Lower Division), are currently engaged in active Public Health practice with at least 5 years experience OR b. Minimum of Second Class Lower in the first degree in a more diverse background for example in Social Sciences, Statistics, Mathematics, with at least 5 years cognate experience and track record in health-related organization, with evidence of appropriate postgraduate education/professional training in any area of Public Health Specialty or Postgraduate Diploma in Public Health OR c. Third Class in Health Sciences oriented discipline with a relevant Postgraduate Diploma.

FACULTY OF ENGINEERING AND TECHNOLOGY

DEPARTMENT OF COMPUTER ENGINEERING

i. PGDC) in computer science and ii. Master in Information Technology (MIT), Business Computing, Data Science, and Computer Applications. 

REQUIREMENTS FOR ADMISSION ARE AS FOLLOWS:

BASIC: Candidates must possess five (5) O’ Level credits including English Language, Mathematics and any three related science subjects of two (2) sittings. 

SPECIFIC REQUIREMENTS INCLUDES i. a. Minimum qualification of Third Class degree in Science, Social Science, Engineering and other fields for PGDC. b. HND with a minimum of Lower Credit. ii. a. Bachelor in LAUTECH, or any other recognised University in relevant fields with a minimum Second Class Lower Division. b. A minimum of 60 % average in Postgraduate Diploma from LAUTECH or any other recognised Universities. c. Third Class B. Tech, B. Sc with Postgraduate Diploma in relevant fields. HND with a minimum of Lower Credit plus a professional certificate in relevant fields. 

DEPARTMENT OF MECHANICAL ENGINEERING. i. Postgraduate Diploma and ii. Master in Safety Technology Management. 

REQUIREMENTS FOR ADMISSION ARE AS FOLLOWS: BASIC: candidate must possess five (5) O’ Level credits including English Language, Mathematics and any three related science subjects at a maximum of two (2) sittings. 

SPECIFIC REQUIREMENTS INCLUDES (I): a. Minimum qualification of Third Class degree of Bachelor of Technology, Bachelor of Engineering or Bachelor of Science or b. HNA or its equivalent, with a minimum of 2 years of Industrial working experience in related fields OR c.

In Science, Social Science, Engineering and other fields. d. HND with a minimum of Lower Credit. 

SPECIFIC REQUIREMENTS INCLUDES (II): a. Bachelor in LAUTECH, or any other recognised University in relevant fields with a minimum Second Class Lower Division. b. A minimum of 60 % average in Postgraduate Diploma from LAUTECH or any other recognised Universities. c. Third Class B. Tech, B. Sc with Postgraduate Diploma in relevant fields. HND with a minimum of Lower Credit plus a professional certificate in relevant fields. 

FACULTY OF COMPUTER AND INFORMATICS 

DEPARTMENT OF COMPUTER SCIENCE AND INFORMATION SYSTEM i. PGD and ii Masters in Business Computing, Cyber Security Science, Cyber Investigations and Laws, Information Security, Computer Science, Computer Applications, Data Science, and Health Information Systems.  

FACULTY OF MANAGEMENT SCIENCES.

DEPARTMENT OF MANAGEMENT AND ACCOUNTING. i. Postgraduate Diploma (PGDMOS) and ii Master in management sciences: Accounting, Financial Management, Management studies, Marketing management, Human resources management, Management Information Systems, Cost Management, Oil, Gas and Energy Management, Procurement and supply chain Management, Public Administration (MPA), Export Practice, Hospital management, Management studies, Accounting. 

DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORT MANAGEMENT. i. Postgraduate diploma (PGDT) and ii. Master (MTM) in transport management. 1. Logistics management. 2. Aviation management. 3. Maritime management. 4. Port Management and Operations. 5. Shipping management. Master in Science Procurement and Supply Management with specialization in Supply Chain; Procedure Management and Freight Forwarding).

FACULTY OF PURE AND APPLIED SCIENCES. 

DEPARTMENT OF PURE AND APPLIED BIOLOGY. i. PGD (PGDEHM) and ii. Master (MEHM) in Environmental Health Management and Public Health Management. 

DEPARTMENT OF PURE AND APPLIED CHEMISTRY. 1. PGD in industrial and environmental management. 2. Master in industrial and environmental management.

DEPARTMENT OF GENERAL STUDIES. i. Postgraduate diploma and ii. Master in social work with a specialization in 1. Community development. 2. Social welfare. 3 Healthcare. 4. Industrial Social welfare. 

DEPARTMENT OF MATHEMATICS. i. PGD and ii. Master in financial mathematics.

DEPARTMENT OF SCIENCE LABORATORY TECHNOLOGY. 1. PGD in occupational health and safety management. 2. Master in occupational health and biosafety.

DEPARTMENT OF PHYSICS. i. PGD and ii. Master in industrial and health technology with specialization in: 1. Solar energy technology and design, Wireless/Communication technology, Environmental safety and health technology, Environmental geophysics/space physics, Environmental safety and health technology. 

DEPARTMENT OF URBAN AND REGIONAL PLANNING. PGD and Master in Urban Region and Planning.

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Oyo State Obidient Movement Calls on Governor Seyi Makinde to Investigate LCDAs’ Alleged Corruption in World Bank-Sponsored Teachers’ Seminar

The Oyo State Obidient Movement, under the coordination of Hon. Dele Abiola, has expressed deep concern over the disturbing revelations surrounding the treatment of teachers enlisted for the World Bank and BESDA-sponsored seminar workshops in the state.

It is now a matter of public knowledge that several LCDA administrators allegedly engaged in corrupt practices by deducting a substantial portion of the stipends allocated to teachers who participated in the program. Shockingly, beyond these unlawful deductions, teachers were further compelled to pay ₦2,500 each to their zonal coordinators as a so-called “appreciation fee.”

An anonymous source also revealed that during the first batch of the program, enlisted teachers received tablets and power banks provided by the World Bank in partnership with BESDA to enhance effective teaching. However, the distribution of these devices for the second and third batches was handed over to LCDA authorities, many of whom allegedly manipulated the process by removing original names from the list and replacing them with others.

Furthermore, when stipends were disbursed to the LCDAs, the amounts meant for individual teachers were reportedly slashed, in clear violation of the program’s guidelines and the principles of accountability.

In light of these alarming reports, the Oyo State Obidient Movement is calling on Governor Engr. Seyi Makinde to urgently investigate these allegations and ensure that any LCDA administrator found culpable is brought to book. Failure to act swiftly, the Movement warns, could tarnish the reputation of his administration and undermine public trust in governance.

Peter Obi Condemns Continuous Closure Of Schools In Abuja, Says Basic Education Is Constitutional Right

The Symbol of Obidient Movement in Nigeria H.E Peter Obi on Thursday condemned the endless closures of schools in Abuja, the Federal Capital Territory.

Peter Obi, the nightmare of the rulling All Progressive Congress APC ahead of 2027 said via his social media handle on X (Twitter) that Nigeria is not only a signatory to Millinum Development Goals (MDG) and Sustainable Development Goals which emphatically emphasised Education as a critical development yardstick, but also has as law "Universal Basic Education", which means every child should have access to quality basic education.


Obi said despite these, public primary school pupils have been out of school for over three months due to a strike in the FCT.

The most critical and immeasurable component of human development today is Education. It is a known and verifiable study that the more educated a nation is, the more developed it is. Consequently, the most important investment and Policy a nation requires is educating its…

— Peter Obi (@PeterObi) June 26, 2025

He said: "The most critical and immeasurable component of human development today is Education. It is a known and verifiable study that the more educated a nation is, the more developed it is. Consequently, the most important investment and Policy a nation requires is educating its people, especially children, to secure their future. "

"Nigeria was not only a signatory to Millinum Development Goals (MDG) and Sustainable Development Goals which emphatically emphasised Education as a critical development yardstick, but also has as law Universal Basic Education, which means every child should have access to quality basic education. Yet, right here in Abuja, the Federal Capital Territory, public primary school pupils have been out of school for over three months due to a strike. "

"When the strike began, we all thought, “This is Abuja; it will only last for a day or two.” But here we are, three months later, our children are still at home and we are busy renovating the infrastructure. "

"The foundation of societal development is educated citizenry, not physical infrastructure. True development is about building people. It is about educating the next generation. A nation that ignores its children's education is digging deeper into poverty, insecurity, and underdevelopment. "

"We must prioritise investment in human capital, especially in basic education, healthcare, and pulling people out of poverty. That is how nations grow. That is how we build the New Nigeria that is possible."  -PO said.

WELCOME BACK TO SCHOOL: Admissions into all classes ongoing @A1 Premier Model Academy LTD, Osogbo

 Updated: 12th September, 2025

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VIDEO: “I Was Abducted , Stripped, Tortured After Rejecting N100m Bribe” - NANS President Exposes Seyi Tinubu"

In a bombshell revelation that has ignited nationwide outrage and intensified the leadership crisis rocking the National Association of Nigerian Students (NANS), Comrade Atiku Abubakar Isah, the embattled President of the association, has accused Seyi Tinubu—the son of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu—of orchestrating his abduction, torture, and forced resignation following his refusal of a N100 million bribe.

In a viral video confession released on social media, Isah narrated how he was abducted on April 15, 2025, shortly after filing a formal complaint at the Defence Headquarters in Abuja regarding threats to his life.

 He claimed the abduction was politically motivated and part of a broader plot to remove him from office by force.

“They offered me N100 million to resign as NANS President. I rejected it because I was elected by students, not politicians. That’s when they came for me,” Isah declared in the video.

According to him, he was blindfolded, stripped naked, physically assaulted, and taken to an undisclosed location where he was coerced into recording a scripted resignation speech. The video was later broadcast on the Nigerian Television Authority (NTA), which Isah says was part of a state-backed propaganda effort.

“They forced me to read a resignation script and aired it on NTA to make it look legitimate. It was psychological and physical torture,” he stated, visibly emotional in the footage.

Isah alleged that Seyi Tinubu perceived his student leadership as a political threat, especially after the 125th NANS Convention in Abuja, where Tinubu reportedly expressed disdain for his emergence as president.

“Seyi Tinubu is a bad influence on Nigerian youths. He has no respect for democratic processes or student voices. He’s using the state machinery to silence opposition,” Isah claimed.

His legal counsel, Barr. A.O. Ochogwu, has since petitioned the Inspector General of Police and the Department of State Services (DSS), demanding an investigation. The petition lists Seyi Tinubu, Olusola Ladoja (a rival factional leader), and unnamed NTA officials as accomplices in the abduction and abuse.

In swift reaction, a support group known as Friends of Seyi Tinubu (FOST) dismissed the allegations as a “desperate smear campaign.” In a press release, the group described Isah as a “self-acclaimed president” and denied any political or criminal involvement by Seyi Tinubu.

“These allegations are baseless and politically motivated. They are designed to tarnish the image of a private citizen who has no role in student unionism,” the group stated.

Meanwhile, students from various tertiary institutions have taken to the streets in protest, demanding accountability. Demonstrators are calling on the National Assembly to investigate the abuse of power and alleged misuse of the state-owned broadcaster, NTA, for political manipulation.

A student leader from the University of Abuja said, “If student leaders can be kidnapped, tortured, and coerced into resignation for refusing bribes, then our democracy is under attack. We demand justice for Comrade Isah.”

As of the time of this report, neither the Nigerian Police Force, the Presidency, nor the Nigerian Television Authority has issued an official statement in response to the grave allegations.

The incident has amplified existing concerns about political interference in student affairs and the vulnerability of youth leaders in Nigeria’s democratic space.

NIGERIAN ARMY HANDS OVER RESCUED CUSTECH STUDENTS TO KOGI STATE GOVERNMENT

In a  remarkable development, the Nigerian Army on Monday 3 June, 2024 formally handed over eight recently rescued students abducted from the Confluence University of Science and Technology (CUSTECH), Osara, to the Kogi State Government. The handover ceremony took place at the  Headquarters Nigerian Army  Conference Room  in Abuja, with the Governor of Kogi State, Alhaji Ahmed Usman Ododo, receiving the students.

The students, who were taken hostage by Kidnappers on 9 May 2024 were extricated from their abductors following  coordinated search and rescue operations by the Nigerian Army, in collaboration with the Nigeria Police Force and other security agencies. The rescue mission took place in the dense forest near Oro Ago Village in Kwara State, where the students had been held captive by the terrorists.

Representing the Chief of Army Staff, Lieutenant General Taoreed Lagbaja, the Chief of Policy and Plans, Major General Abdulsalam Ibrahim, assured Governor Ododo that the Nigerian Army and other collaborating security agencies remain committed to securing lives and property of law abiding citizens. He emphasized that the troops, in synergy with other security forces, have intensified their efforts to track down the kidnappers and bring them to justice.

Governor Ahmed Ododo expressed profound gratitude to the Nigerian Army and other security agencies for their dedication and sacrifice in rescuing the students. He affirmed confidence in the capability of the security forces to secure the release of the remaining hostages. The Governor also reiterated the Kogi State Government's unwavering support for the security forces in the ongoing operations against terrorism and other criminalities in the state.

Accompanying the Governor at the handover ceremony were key state functionaries, including the Secretary to the Kogi State Government, Alhaji Ali Bello, the State Chairman of the All Progressives Congress (APC), Alhaji Abdullahi Bello; and the Vice Chancellor of CUSTECH, Prof. Abdurahman Asipita.

The Nigerian Army calls on the public to remain vigilant and report any suspicious activity to the nearest security agency, as collective efforts are crucial in the fight against terrorism and criminality in the region.

This successful rescue operation underscores the commitment of the Nigerian security forces to ensuring the safety and security of all citizens.

Source: NIGERIAN ARMY