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Wednesday, 14 May 2025

FG Announces Closure Of Ijora-Marine Bridge For Repair From Sunday 18th May 2025
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Thursday, 17 April 2025

Sagamu Youth Association Hails Govt Over Construction Of Ayepe Road, Applauds Chairman AFO’s Commitment To Sagamu Infrastructure
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Wednesday, 16 April 2025

Panic Spreads As U.S. Cancels Visas For Nigerian, Other International Students
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Monday, 7 April 2025

SAGAMU YOUTHS SHUT DOWN IBEDC OVER PROLONGED BLACKOUTS, DEMAND URGENT ACTION
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Tuesday, 1 April 2025

JUST IN: Batoro Community In Sagamu Remo Mourns As Oba Suleiman Odeyemi Passes
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Saturday, 29 March 2025

Sagamu Youth Association Inaugurates Site Committee, Charges Members With Driving Employments And Empowerments
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Wednesday, 26 March 2025

Police Raid Hideouts, Arrest 20 Suspected Student Cultists In Sagamu As Sagamu Youths, Security Agencies Intensify Crackdown on School Cultism
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Tuesday, 25 March 2025

Bill For Single-Day General Elections Scales Second Reading In Reps
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Monday, 24 March 2025

Fear Of Unrest As Residents Demand Swift Action: Sagamu Youths Issue Final Warning To IBEDC As Power Outage Worsens Despite Akarigbo, Police Intervention
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Thursday, 20 March 2025

MultiChoice Announces Nigerian Idol Season 10, Iyanya Joins Judges’ Panel
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Sunday, 9 March 2025

BREAKING: Akarigbo Road Set For Solar Light Installation – A Lasting Tribute To Ijaya’s Legacy
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Saturday, 8 March 2025

Akinyode Soyoye Backs Sagamu Youths, Pledges Security Gadgets And Educational Support
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Remo Neighborhood Watch Commander, Oloriebi, Commends Akarigbo and Sagamu Youth Association For Strengthening Community Security
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Wednesday, 5 March 2025

Sagamu Youths Demand Justice, Equity, Fairness In State Creation Save Our Nation SON March 5, 2025 BEING THE TEXT OF A PRESS CONFERENCE  BY THE PRESIDENT, SAGAMU YOUTH ASSOCIATION, COMRADE OLUGBENGA LAWAL (AMB. EASY), ON THE PROPOSED CREATION OF REMO/IJEBU STATE Date: Tues., March 4th, 2025 Venue: Sagamu Townhall His Royal Highnesses,  Eminent Personalities, Distinguished and Esteemed Leaders, Fellow Sons and Daughter of Remoland, Gentlemen and ladies of the Press. And For the greatest Sagamites.......Ewaaaa! I stand before you today, not only as the President of the Sagamu Youth Association but as a proud son of Remoland, speaking on an issue that is critical to our collective future and responsibilities on proposed creation of Remo/Ijebu State. We are at a defining moment in our history. The quest for a new state is indeed long overdue and it is not just about political reconfiguration; it is about identity, fairness, justice and ensuring that both the Remo and Ijebu people have a structure that genuinely represents their interests. For years, we have witnessed the continuous arguments on superiority of Remoland with Ijebu within the current Ogun State framework. While we remain proud of our contributions to the state’s economic and political development, we cannot ignore the need for an administrative arrangement that fully recognizes and respects the historical and cultural significance of our people.  OUR DEMANDS AND PROPOSALS 1. The Name of the Proposed State: We propose a name that reflects the shared heritage and identity of both the Remo and Ijebu people. A fair and inclusive name such as "Remo-Ijebu State" will ensure that no group is sidelined. However, if the name "Ijebu State" is chosen, we categorically state without mincing words that this must come with clear and just arrangements for Remoland’s political and economic representation. 2. The Capital of the Proposed State: It is imperative that the capital of the new state reflects a balance of interests. To maintain fairness and prevent undue dominance, we propose Sagamu, Remo, as the capital due to its strategic location, infrastructural development and historical importance. 3. Fair Local Government Distribution: To ensure equity, we propose a fair and balanced allocation of Local Government Areas (LGAs), with a 55% allocation for Ijebu and 45% for Remo. This will ensure adequate representation in governance and resource distribution. 4. Acknowledging Our Historical Ties: The history of Remo and Ijebu relations is well documented. Records such as: The 1894 Agreement and Proclamation The 1906 Agreements, the year Ooni of Ife (Olugbuse 1) first slept outside of Palace to come and settled the issues between Elepe and Akarigbo. The 1937 Martindale Commission of Inquiry These historical documents reinforce the distinct identities of our kingdoms while affirming our interconnected past. We acknowledge and appreciate the leadership of our revered royal fathers: His Royal Majesty, Oba Sikiru Adetona, the Awujale of Ijebuland, whose wisdom and foresight have continued to guide the Ijebu people. His Royal Majesty, Oba Adewale Ajayi, the Akarigbo of Remoland, for his unwavering commitment to the progress of Remo people. We also commend the Executive Governor of Ogun State, Prince Dapo Abiodun, for his leadership and governance. Additionally, we recognize Senator Otunba Gbenga Justus Daniel for championing the push for the creation of the new state. The path ahead requires unity, strategic engagement, and unwavering commitment. We cannot afford to be divided or distracted by political sentiments that do not serve our collective interests. To my fellow Remo sons and daughters—both at home and in the diaspora—I urge you to: Lend your voices to this cause. Engage with your representatives at all levels. Support our traditional institutions as they negotiate our future. Let it be known that Remo will not be sidelined! We are not just bystanders in history; we are active participants in shaping our destiny. As we move forward, let us remember that justice, equity, and fairness must remain our guiding principles. The creation of Remo/Ijebu State is not a privilege but a necessity for balanced development and representation. We stand firm in our demand. We stand united in our resolve. And we will not stop until our voices are heard and our rights are secured. Together, we can achieve greatness. Thank you. Signed: Comrade Lawal Olugbenga Daniel Ambassador Easy President, Sagamu Youth Association

Sagamu Youths Demand Justice, Equity, Fairness In State Creation Save Our Nation SON March 5, 2025 BEING THE TEXT OF A PRESS CONFERENCE  BY THE PRESIDENT, SAGAMU YOUTH ASSOCIATION, COMRADE OLUGBENGA LAWAL (AMB. EASY), ON THE PROPOSED CREATION OF REMO/IJEBU STATE Date: Tues., March 4th, 2025 Venue: Sagamu Townhall His Royal Highnesses,  Eminent Personalities, Distinguished and Esteemed Leaders, Fellow Sons and Daughter of Remoland, Gentlemen and ladies of the Press. And For the greatest Sagamites.......Ewaaaa! I stand before you today, not only as the President of the Sagamu Youth Association but as a proud son of Remoland, speaking on an issue that is critical to our collective future and responsibilities on proposed creation of Remo/Ijebu State. We are at a defining moment in our history. The quest for a new state is indeed long overdue and it is not just about political reconfiguration; it is about identity, fairness, justice and ensuring that both the Remo and Ijebu people have a structure that genuinely represents their interests. For years, we have witnessed the continuous arguments on superiority of Remoland with Ijebu within the current Ogun State framework. While we remain proud of our contributions to the state’s economic and political development, we cannot ignore the need for an administrative arrangement that fully recognizes and respects the historical and cultural significance of our people.  OUR DEMANDS AND PROPOSALS 1. The Name of the Proposed State: We propose a name that reflects the shared heritage and identity of both the Remo and Ijebu people. A fair and inclusive name such as "Remo-Ijebu State" will ensure that no group is sidelined. However, if the name "Ijebu State" is chosen, we categorically state without mincing words that this must come with clear and just arrangements for Remoland’s political and economic representation. 2. The Capital of the Proposed State: It is imperative that the capital of the new state reflects a balance of interests. To maintain fairness and prevent undue dominance, we propose Sagamu, Remo, as the capital due to its strategic location, infrastructural development and historical importance. 3. Fair Local Government Distribution: To ensure equity, we propose a fair and balanced allocation of Local Government Areas (LGAs), with a 55% allocation for Ijebu and 45% for Remo. This will ensure adequate representation in governance and resource distribution. 4. Acknowledging Our Historical Ties: The history of Remo and Ijebu relations is well documented. Records such as: The 1894 Agreement and Proclamation The 1906 Agreements, the year Ooni of Ife (Olugbuse 1) first slept outside of Palace to come and settled the issues between Elepe and Akarigbo. The 1937 Martindale Commission of Inquiry These historical documents reinforce the distinct identities of our kingdoms while affirming our interconnected past. We acknowledge and appreciate the leadership of our revered royal fathers: His Royal Majesty, Oba Sikiru Adetona, the Awujale of Ijebuland, whose wisdom and foresight have continued to guide the Ijebu people. His Royal Majesty, Oba Adewale Ajayi, the Akarigbo of Remoland, for his unwavering commitment to the progress of Remo people. We also commend the Executive Governor of Ogun State, Prince Dapo Abiodun, for his leadership and governance. Additionally, we recognize Senator Otunba Gbenga Justus Daniel for championing the push for the creation of the new state. The path ahead requires unity, strategic engagement, and unwavering commitment. We cannot afford to be divided or distracted by political sentiments that do not serve our collective interests. To my fellow Remo sons and daughters—both at home and in the diaspora—I urge you to: Lend your voices to this cause. Engage with your representatives at all levels. Support our traditional institutions as they negotiate our future. Let it be known that Remo will not be sidelined! We are not just bystanders in history; we are active participants in shaping our destiny. As we move forward, let us remember that justice, equity, and fairness must remain our guiding principles. The creation of Remo/Ijebu State is not a privilege but a necessity for balanced development and representation. We stand firm in our demand. We stand united in our resolve. And we will not stop until our voices are heard and our rights are secured. Together, we can achieve greatness. Thank you. Signed: Comrade Lawal Olugbenga Daniel Ambassador Easy President, Sagamu Youth Association

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Sunday, 2 March 2025

Sagamu Youth Association Strengthens Ties With Nigerian Army, Vows To Collaborate With Security Agencies For Lasting Peace
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Wednesday, 26 February 2025

BREAKING: OGUN: STATE CREATION: Remo Committee Submits Report, Proposes Remo-Ijebu State, Sagamu As Capital
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Tuesday, 25 February 2025

Sagamu Electricity Crisis: IBEDC Assures Improved Power Supply After Youths Issue 48-Hour Ultimatum
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Sunday, 23 February 2025

Sagamu Youth Association Holds Inaugural CWC Meeting, Unveils 2025 Action Plan
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Friday, 21 February 2025

Akarigbo, Area Commander Intervene In Sagamu's Power Crisis, Urges Urgent Meeting Between SYA, IBEDC
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