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 By Teslim Sultan Zafaran Royal Foundation is a non governmental organization and non profit entity formed independently to be active in humanitarian, educative and social economic paths . It is aimed for local, national and international level wherein it will play a critical role in driving change and development in all sphere by advocating advocating for paths and practice that benefits disadvantaged communities. The foundation deemed for a vital role in improving the life of community and it clan affected by challenges. At the ceremony are many dignitaries such as the formal Eredo LCDA chairman Hon. Soliu Adeniyi, Mr. Razaq Rafiu Oto, Chief Imam of Eredo LCDA, Madam Popoola Adeshola the Iyaloja of Odo-noforija Kingdom, the representative of CNI Nigeria and some communities organization. The founder emphasize more on the structures of the organization which are advocacy and public relations and facilitator . Monitoring and control the affairs of youth within and outside the commu...

By Oluwaseunayofunmi   Epe Division Community Annual Awards (EDCAA) 2023 has produced at least 15 winners. The winners were announced at an event on Wednesday night. The event, which was hosted by the Concerned NationBuilders Initiative (CNI), witnessed some big margin and small margin victories. The awards, which were voted for by the public in an online poll, were won by individuals, schools, organisations, and communities. One of the most influential winners of the night was the apex leader of the All Progressives Congress (APC) in Epe Division, Alhaji Akanni Seriki Bamu, who won the Epe Ambassador of the Year award for the Male category. He fended off five strong challengers such as Hon. Odeyemi Wastab and Dr. Tola Kasali, amongst others, to bag the top award. Alhaji Bamu, who is also a member of the influential Governor’s Advisory Committee (GAC) in Lagos State, is a popular figure in Epe Division and known for his developmental strides in the community. Seriki Bamu, Elejinrin...

By Oluwaseunayofunmi A Nigerian wigmaker has broken the Guinness World Record for the world’s longest handmade wig. Guinness World Record made the announcement in a statement on Tuesday, saying: “After constructing the underlay with wig-cap netting and black fabric attached to a bicycle helmet, she completed the hairpiece using 1,000 bundles of hair, 12 cans of hair spray, 35 tubes of hair glue, and 6,250 hair clips.” It said Helen, who achieved the new feat, spent 11 days and over two million naira (£2,031; $2,493) making the wig, measuring 351.28 metres (1,152 ft 5 in). According to Helen, she has been working as a professional wigmaker for eight years, producing 50 to 300 wigs per week. She added that she trains hundreds of students and has made thousands of wigs.