7th Synod: Prof Ogunye, Jumlar, Others Awarded as Fellows of Diocese

Diocese of Ijebu-North Church of Nigeria, Anglican communion, on Thursday, honoured Chief(Mrs) Ibiilola Aduke Banjo Solaja, popularly known as Jumlar, with Fellow of the Diocese Award at the 7th Synod of the Diocese.

The award ceremony took place at the Cathedral of St.Mathew, Ojowo Ijebu-Igbo, Ogun-State.

Other Awardees include Prof. Francis Ayodele Ogunye (Dsc FAEng), Chief Engr.Adebayo Dayo, Secretary to Ogun State Govt, Chief Tokunbo Talabi, Dr.Akinwumi Adesina CON.

Also awarded were Engr.Oludayo Oluyemi, Very Rev. Ademola Adedayo(RTD), Prince Dr.Feyisayo Soyewo MFR, Evangelist (Chief) Mrs.Tejumade Olabisi Rowaiye.

The dignitaries who graced the occasion are, the Secretary of Ijebu-Igbo Council of Elders, Otunba Remi Ogunbanjo and Kegbo of Atikori, Oba Ibitoye Solaja.

Tragedy Strikes Ijebu Igbo as Mother and Son, Man Found Dead In Home

Tragedy strikes the Egbe Subair area of Ijebu Igbo following the shocking discovery of a Mother, her boyfriend and son found dead inside their residence on Wednesday morning.

Information gathered from the scene, revealed that the man, popularly called shanko and the woman were reportedly found dead inside the toilet, while her son was discovered lifeless in a room within the house.

According to preliminary reports circulating within the community, the family may have been poisoned.

Although authorities have not officially confirmed the cause of death, there may have been a struggle before their deaths, due to the level damaged items found at the scene.

The tragic incident has caused widespread heartbreak and attention in the area, with concerned residents gathering around as the news spread all over town.

Police officers and other security personnel were seen at the scene on Wednesday morning, carrying out investigations and gathering evidence to determine the circumstances surrounding the deaths.

As of the time of filing this report, officials have yet to release a formal statement regarding the cause of the incident or the identities of the deceased.