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BREAKING: INEC has removed the names of Ahmed Yayari and Daniel Woyengikuro from its portal as PDP National Treasurer and National Financial Secretary, respectively, replacing both names with Odeyemi Mackson Oladiran and Eyim Donatus Henry as the new executives.

Ahmed and Daniel are part of the Makinde-backed Turaki faction while Odeyemi and Eyim are members of the FCT Minister Nyesom Wike's faction, which is also the recognised faction of the PDP.

INEC had earlier recognised the FCT Minister's faction by putting the names of Abdulrahman Mohammed as the National Chairman and Samuel Anyanwu as the National Secretary, but had left the names of Ahmed Yayari and Daniel as part of the executives, a situation which created confusion.

With the recent update on its portal, all executives of the PDP on INEC's portal are now aligned with FCT Minister Nyesom Wike.

SECOND BATCH KWARA RETURN FLIGHT LANDS SAFELY

Today, 09/06/2026, MaxAir Flight NGL273, operated by aircraft 5N-HMM (B747-400), arrived safely in Ilorin from Jeddah at 1:10 PM, conveying 521 Kwara pilgrims back home from the 2026 Hajj.

We thank Almighty Allah for a safe journey and welcome our pilgrims back to Kwara State.

Engr Femi Sanni FNICE. FNSE. (Araba) Receives Prestigious FNSE Conferment, Joins Elite Rank of Engineering Fellows

…Kwara APC chieftain honoured by Nigerian Society of Engineers for professional excellence and contributions to the field


Engr Femi Sanni, popularly known as Araba, has been conferred with the prestigious Fellowship of the Nigerian Society of Engineers, FNSE.

The honour, which took place today, places Araba among the elite ranks of engineering professionals who have demonstrated exceptional competence, leadership, and contribution to the profession both in Nigeria and beyond.

The FNSE conferment is not a ceremonial title. It is a rigorous recognition reserved for engineers who have shown sustained excellence, ethical practice, and meaningful impact in their fields. Araba's journey to this honour has been marked by years of technical discipline, project ex*****on, and a commitment to engineering standards that many admire but few achieve. Today's recognition affirms what those who have worked closely with him already know: Araba is a man of depth, not just in politics but in his core profession.

In a brief remark after receiving the honour, Araba dedicated the fellowship to his mentors, colleagues, and the young engineers across Kwara who look up to the profession as a path to national development. He noted that engineering is not just about structures and machines. It is about problem solving, integrity, and building a future that lasts. The FNSE title, he said, comes with greater responsibility to serve both the profession and society.