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Cleric advises parents to lead by example in raising righteous children

An Abuja-based Muslim cleric, Barrister Shuaib Mustapha Agbarere, has urged Muslim parents to be pious in their deeds and upbringing of their children to be able to leave a legacy of righteous children to the world.

He made the call on Sunday in Abuja at the 41 day fidda’u (special prayers) and lecture in honour of late Sheikh Habibullahi Ishola Adeyemi (Baba Mogaji), who died on June 22, 2024, aged 97. The late Sheikh Habibullahi, also known as ‘Ma’lim Jeje’ (gentle scholar) was the father of the national Chief Imam, Al-Habibiyyah Islamic Society, Sheikh Fuad Adeyemi.

Sheikh Agbarere, who spoke on the topic, ‘Essence of Life’ said while human beings exist to eat, procreate and worship Allah, among other activities, it is important for them to exhibit piety and engage in good deeds for their children to emulate as an unending legacy.

“Allah does not take the droppings of the goat and drop them in the barn of horses. The late Sheikh Adeyemi was known for righteous deeds, the way other renown scholars were also known for good deeds. This is one of the reasons why they have good successors like Imam Fuad Adeyemi and others, who are exhibiting and even doing better in positive achievements.

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“It is not wrong to look at fathers and grandfathers to see where someone was coming from. Late Sheikh Adam Al-Ilory, the founder of Markaz Agege in Lagos State, mentioned the dynasty of the Adeyemis in one of his books. Thus it is important to also look at the prophets and their successors; good things always come from good things,” Agbarere said.

Also, the chairman of the Al-Habibiyyah Enlightenment and Dawah (propagation), Ambassador Ridhwan Mustapha, said for someone to be called ‘Alfa jeje’ a perfect gentleman, showed the kind of person he was, despite his knowledge and positive influences.

One of the elders of the Adeyemi family, Alhaji Yaqub ‘Kola Adeyemi, said the late Sheikh Adeyemi, never attended any hospital or took any injection in his lifetime as he lived a simple life.

The national Chief Imam, Al-Habibiyyah Islamic Society, Sheikh Fuad Adeyemi, said he would continue to miss his late father, like his siblings and others who would continue to cherish the life of the late sheikh.

Cleric advises parents to lead by example in raising righteous children

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Edo Gov Okpebholo freezes govt accounts, reverses ministry’s name

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Edo Gov Okpebholo freezes govt accounts, reverses ministry’s name

Edo State Governor, Monday Okpebholo, has directed the immediate freezing of all state-owned bank accounts.

In a statement issued on Thursday by his Chief Press Secretary, Fred Itua, the governor stated that the accounts would remain frozen until further notice.

He instructed commercial banks, ministries, departments, and agencies (MDAs) to comply with the order immediately or face severe consequences.

The statement reads: “All state bank accounts with commercial banks have been frozen. Commercial banks must comply with this order and ensure that not a single naira is withdrawn from government coffers until further notice.

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“Heads of Ministries, Departments, and Agencies must ensure full compliance without delay.

“Following necessary investigations and reconciliations, the governor will take appropriate action and decide on the way forward. For now, this order remains in effect.”

Okpebholo also directed relevant agencies to revert the name of the Ministry of Roads and Bridges to its previous title, the Ministry of Works, a change made during the Godwin Obaseki administration.

“It is odd to name a government institution the Ministry of Roads and Bridges, especially when not a single bridge was built by the previous administration — not even a pedestrian bridge.

“In the coming days, we will examine further actions taken by the previous administration and make decisions that serve the best interests of the state,” the statement added.

 

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Israel-Palestinian conflict: Two-state solution is a deception, says Gumi

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Israel-Palestinian conflict: Two-state solution is a deception, says Gumi

Prominent Islamic scholar Dr. Ahmad Mahmud Gumi has criticized the widely discussed two-state solution for the Israel-Palestine conflict, calling it a “deception.”

His remarks followed a recent summit of the Organisation of Islamic Cooperation (OIC) in Riyadh, where President Bola Tinubu and other leaders condemned Israel’s actions in Gaza and urged an end to hostilities.

In an interview with Daily Trust at his Kaduna residence, Gumi argued, “This Two-State Solution is a deception. No Israeli will allow a Palestinian to survive, and Palestinians will never allow Israel to survive.

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The only solution is to dissolve the two states and create a democratically electable region.”

Gumi commended the OIC’s support for Palestine, noting that Muslims and Arabs worldwide increasingly see the treatment of Palestinians as “genocide” and accuse Israel of human rights abuses.

He also called for a return to the pre-1948 structure, where Palestinians, Jews, and Christians lived together, suggesting a single, inclusive state that allows peaceful coexistence.

“When I hear people talking about Two-State Solutions, I know they are just deceiving themselves,” Gumi added, advocating for a unified region where people of all faiths can live together, similar to the multi-faith coexistence seen in countries like the United States.

 

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Court sacks Ondo LP candidate, two days to governorship poll

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Court sacks Ondo LP candidate, two days to governorship poll

The Labour Party candidature of Olusola Ebiseni for the upcoming gubernatorial election in Ondo State has been nullified.

The nullification follows the sacking of Ebiseni by the Court of Appeal, sitting in Abuja, on Wednesday.

The governorship election of the southwest State will hold on Saturday, 16 November 2024.

The judgement disqualifying Ebiseni was unanimously delivered by the three members of the panel and read out by the chairman of the panel, Justice Adebukola Banjoko.

The judgment granted the prayer of the Labour Party who preferred the case against Ebiseni.

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Justice Banjoko held that, “the appeal marked CA/ABJ/CV/1172/2024 brought by the Labour Party against Chief Olusola Ebiseni and two others is allowed.”

Justice Banjoko further stated that the Certified True Copy of the judgment would be provided to the parties involved in the appeal as soon as possible for their review.

Recall that Justice Emeka Nwite of the Federal High Court in Abuja had ordered the Independent National Electoral Commission to accept and recognize Olusola Ebiseni and Ezekiel Awude as the Labour Party’s governorship and deputy governorship candidates for the November 16 Ondo State governorship elections.

Justice Nwite confirmed that the second primary election conducted by the Labour Party, which resulted in Ebiseni and Awude being selected as candidates, was valid and should be upheld by INEC.

However, the appellate court has now overturned the judgment of the trial court’s judgment.

 

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