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Ooni of Ife’s Daughter Defies Critics Over Swimsuit Photos

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By Cynthia Abah

One of the daughters of the Ooni of Ife, Adeola, sparked a social media frenzy by sharing swimsuit photos online, drawing criticism for her choice of attire given her royal status. However, rather than heeding the caution from some about the appropriateness of such photos, Deola responded defiantly to her critics, asserting her right to enjoy herself and share her experiences. The incident gained widespread attention and ignited a debate about societal expectations and the intersection of tradition with modernity.

Deola’s swimsuit photos, posted on her official page, quickly gained traction online, with many expressing surprise and disapproval at her attire given her royal background. Despite the backlash, Deola defended her actions, emphasizing that she was entitled to have fun and share moments from her vacation like any other young woman.

 

The controversy surrounding Deola’s photos shed light on the complexities of navigating tradition and modernity, particularly for individuals with royal lineage. Some argued that as a member of the royal family, Deola should adhere to stricter codes of conduct, while others supported her right to express herself freely, regardless of her lineage.

In her response to critics, Deola questioned why her royal status was only brought up in the context of her swimsuit photos and not when she was engaged in other activities, such as working in cold conditions in Canada. This highlighted the selective scrutiny faced by individuals with royal ties and underscored the need for a more nuanced understanding of their lives beyond traditional expectations.

Ultimately, Deola’s defiance in the face of criticism sparked a broader conversation about societal norms, individual autonomy, and the evolving role of royalty in contemporary society. As she continues to navigate public scrutiny, her actions serve as a reminder of the complexities inherent in balancing tradition with personal freedom in the modern age.

 

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Reps Approve ₦54.99tn 2025 Budget

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By Ifeoluwa Odunayo

The House of Representatives has approved Nigeria’s ₦54.99 trillion 2025 budget, marking a pivotal step in addressing economic challenges and public services.

The revised budget, up from the initial ₦49.7 trillion proposal, includes ₦3.645 trillion for statutory transfers, ₦14.317 trillion for debt servicing, ₦13.64 trillion for recurrent expenses, and ₦23.963 trillion for capital projects.

Lawmakers expect the increased spending to stimulate economic recovery, stabilize key sectors, and reduce borrowing reliance.

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Nigeria Moves to Repatriate 400,000 Refugees from Chad, Niger, Cameroon

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By Nike Lawal 

The Nigerian federal government has revealed that over 400,000 Nigerian refugees remain in Chad, Niger, and Cameroon, with efforts underway to facilitate their safe return.

Speaking at a Technical Working Group meeting in Abuja, Tijani Ahmed, Federal Commissioner of NCFRMI, stressed the need to assess past repatriation efforts and strengthen partnerships for a smoother process.

A tripartite agreement between Nigeria, Chad, and UNHCR has already enabled the return of 3,000 refugees, with more repatriations planned, especially from Cameroon.

UNHCR Deputy Representative Bernadette Muteshi reaffirmed the agency’s commitment to supporting Nigeria’s leadership in ensuring a safe and sustainable return for displaced citizens.

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FG Orders Strict Compliance with Treasury Single Account Policy

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By Adenike Lawal

The federal government has directed Federal Pay Officers (FPOs) nationwide to enforce strict adherence to the Treasury Single Account (TSA) policy by all Ministries, Departments, and Agencies (MDAs) at the state level.

During a visit to the Federal Pay Office in Benin, Accountant General of the Federation (AGF), Dr. Oluwatoyin Madein, warned that MDAs must not bypass TSA rules or maintain unauthorized accounts with commercial banks. Any exceptions require presidential approval through the AGF.

She urged FPOs to uphold transparency, professionalism, and ethical standards in managing federal funds, adding that routine inspections will ensure compliance.

Dr. Madein also acknowledged operational challenges and announced plans to build new office structures to improve working conditions for FPO staff.

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