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By Oki Samson Despite the ever-evolving human desires for development and fulfillment, the traditional role of women remains ever constant; providing succour for humanity. No matter her status in the society; Wife, mother, manager or leader, a woman has that staying power and caring heart to cater for others despite her own needs.  For this they were created and only in this do they feel fulfilled.  This best explains why the First Lady of Kwara state, Dr. (Mrs.) Olufolake AbdulRazaq, is able to juggle her duties as a wife, mother, diplomat, philanthropist, and most importantly, a first lady of a cultural and religiously diverse state as Kwara, leaving everyone with smiles and hope for better days ahead.  Asked how she has been able to juggled her duties Dr. AbdulRazaq disclosed that, “my job compliments my duties as the first lady of Kwara State as it presents the avenue to promote Kwara and draw investments to the state and scholarships to our youths. And righ

By Oki Samson. * Describes him as 'Embodiment of Simplicity and Humility' * Says, Youths should learn from the 'Digital Man Abdulmumuni Abiola, young entrepreneur and son of late icon of democracy, Chief M.K.O. Abiola has portrayed Nigeria's Minister of Interior, Ogbeni Rauf Aregbesola as his worthy mentor and political godfather as the Federal Minister fetes his 63rd birthday. He shared his eulogy in a brief chat he exclusively released to Trek Africa Newspaper. The young Abiola stated: 'The Oranmiyan, Ogbeni Rauf Aregbesola is a mentor, father and role model to me. He is an inspiration to youths who motivate by words and deeds that there is a lot to learn from him. He is a go getter who always achieve results from all he does.' 'I call him the digital man. You will see him with his tablet always keeping afresh in knowledge. I encourage young Africans to learn from him. His youthful life he lived for the enthronement of democracy in our dear c

Ramadan Kareem and Eid Mubarak, those are some of the words emanating from the shipping magnate himself, Dr. Taiwo Afolabi the Chairman/Chief Executive Officer of Sifax Group of Companies a vastly successful shipping, transport, logistics, hospitality, real estate multifaceted company. In his message to Muslim faithful across the country, the easy going but sociable dude wishes all Islamic brothers and sisters a happy celebration of the Eid-il-Fitri period. The advised Muslims to be grateful to the Almighty Allah who protected and guided them to witness yet another successful fasting this year. He said the Almighty Allah deserves all the praises and adoration. He also expressed his concern about the dreaded Corona virus disease killing thousands of souls worldwide saying that Allah would surely bring the menace of this ugly pandemic to an end. While urging Muslims to stay in tune with governments' directives on ways to stop the spread of Covid-19, Dr. Afolabi urged all Isl

OLADELE DADA, a heuristic teacher, whiz prolific story writer, author, publisher, and steeled journalist. A special day worth celebrating with a passionate, brained, energetic, brilliant, affectionate young man with simpatico attention  A birthday not only a celebration of life  atmospheric years but of worth contributions imparted through the lens of people around; Dele as an abet journalist nurture the interest of the people to the field, as a teacher likes planting the seed of knowledge to germinate for the nation's survival while your playwright croon entertainer many has also passed through your lenses Dele, my encounter of recent with you has been a great success, exposure and influence in the field of journalism. Time created to nurture, training on the comportment and skeptical not cynical journalist, a great plus for me! This tribute for making your special day can't be completed without letting the world know that among one of the brains and engine room

...preaches love and unity By Fashina Shakiru Executive Director R and B Ventures facilitates and join Muslims worldwide to celebrate Eid-L-Fitr as fasting month of Ramadan ends. In a message posted on his official Facebook account, Balogun write "the lessons of Ramadan should not go with the Holy month"  "As completion of 30 days of holiness and self-denial, the lessons learnt should not go with the month, perseverance, kindness, peaceful co-existence, endurance and sharing should be with us, even beyond Ramadan" Balogun said. According to him,  it is known that withnessing completion of Ramadan is a blessing from Allah to mankind and Muslims should reflect on that as they thank Allah for yet another Eid. Balogun urged that  Islam means religion of peace where love and unity are held in high esteem. "Muslims are enjoined to celebrate peacefully with the stipulated rules on COVID-19 and their neighbours should be given love and unity as held

By:Fashina Shakiru Hon Sulaimon Lanre Afinni member representing Lagos Island Constituency ||, Lagos State House of Assembly, says celebrate and congratulate with the Muslim brethren, on the occasion of Eid-ul-Fitril marking the end of Ramadan 1441 AH Festival under COVID-19. In his remarks available to his media aides, Afinni said, this year's Ramadan was a unique one as the whole world standstill as a result of novel corona virus  pandemic enveloped the world as various medical experts, government and agencies working around the clock to mitigate the virus. According to him, this period is a trying time and Eid Mubarak as holy festive should be used as supplication to Almighty Allah, to heal the world for tranquility of life in our various endeavors. Afinni urged the Muslim brethren to be faithful, keep hope alive, maintain social distancing, ensure personal hygiene, use face masks and follow the government directive  from time to time at this critical period.

By: Fashina Shakiru Chief Lawal Babatunde Adams Chief Lawal  Adams, a connoisseur scholar, prolific writer, historian,  sociologist, politician and socialite,  earned his innumerable streaks in the times of time in the world. A king does not need to announce his arrival his aura will announce. The presence of this man of honour in any environment will illuminate it. Today Tuesday 19th, May 2020, the aura sparks a brighter light as the King marks another new year of a achiever with more blessings and good health. Chief Adams has done remarkably well as a good role model to young Lagosians, served tirelessly, contributed to the social development of Eko in particular and Lagos state in general, he used his works to put some of our local indeginous communities on world map. Chief Lawal Adams is a proud son of Isale Igangan and despite his exposures to the International world, he is always proud of his country (Nigeria). The enormous  contributions of chief Adams to cul

•shops open Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays in Lagos Island. •Farm producers operate Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays in Lagos Island By Fashina Shakiru Flycomnews The Executive Chairman Lagos Island Local Government Hon Tijani Adetoyese Olusi, on Tuesday said curbing of corona virus people should strict to safety laid down rules and regulations by medical experts as directed by the government. The Chairman, also said distribution of facemask and given public enlightenment essential at this critical time for the safety of our people. According to information obtained from his official Facebook, Olusi writes, in furtherance to the curbing of community transmission of corona virus, and following the safety rules laid by the government, we have commenced the distribution of facemask and enlightenment of the populace on its importance; especially when outdoor. There is sensitization on the new guidelines set to ease the lockdown for all activities in t

The Speaker of the Lagos state House of Assembly, Mudashiru Obasa, is one whose impact in the Lagos State Government can never be overemphasized considering his contribution to its development. He has been very instrumental in the progress recorded in Lagos State, ensuring accountability on the part of the executive arm and total improvement in all sectors of Lagos economy as a whole. Obasa started his political career in 1999 after contesting for the seat of a councilor at Agege Local Government under the Alliance for Democracy (AD) and won. Not many know that the speaker, Obasa, is a lawyer, but according to information, never practiced after receiving a bachelor degree in Law from the prestigious Lagos State University (LASU) in 2006. It’s quite alarming that a man, who was at the top of his law goal after graduation, decided to drop it for the sake of politics, which is merely a service to humanity. He became a member of the State Assembly in 2003 and had since then be

By: Fashina Shakiru Flycomnews As Ramadan (Fasting) commerced barely two weeks ago under present novel coronavirus envelopes the world with ease lockdown and maintain social distancing, Supervisor for Environment Honourable Moshood Olawale Eletu, (MOE) Lagos Island Local Government last week compliment the efforts of Lagos State Governor Mr Babajide Sanwo-Olu, Federal House of Representative Hon Dolapo Badru,  Deputy speaker Lagos State House of Assembly Hon Wasiu Eshinlokun Sanni and Executive Chairman Prince Adetoyese Tijani Olusi Lagos Island Local Government has all been distributing palliatives measure to mitigate the effects of COVID-19 to their various community. Flycomnews gathered that,  the stimulus package covered five hundred (500) populace in ward B3 Lagos Island Local Government with distribution of 5kgs of Garri, Packs of  Noodles, Loafs of Bread and Create of eggs to each household. Supervisor for environment said, this is coming as a support for needy a

Once beaten, twice shy. This very common but important words may have defined the reasons why a handful of Nigerians most especially customers of financial institutions trooped out in their large numbers to storm the banks in order to rectify their accounts in one way or the other. According to a privileged information made available to us, this move was necessarily taken by the people to guide against yet another sudden pronouncement of a nationwide stay at home order by the presidency which hit them unprepared. The last two months have, therefore being those of a painful experience of brutal hunger, gnashing of teeth and visible regret of no preemption. It was indeed almost 60 days of abject poverty or what could simply be defined as an impromptu financial colonization. Save for the humanitarian and philanthropic gestures of some kind-hearted compatriots who benevolently gave out relief packages like food items and cash, Nigeria could have recorded an amazing death rate not