Trend stories in Osun today

The state of Osun, which is often referred to as the cradle of the culture and tradition of Yoruba, is again at the center of the national discourse, since the development of new developments in its political and socio -economic landscape develop.

From the heartbeat from Osogbo to the rural corners of the state triggers urgent matters between people and reflect on the pulse of a society with change, resilience and the search for justice.

These stories, which are now making rounds in media circles and marketplaces, form the basis for today's review of the trend events in Osun.

1. IFON/ILOBU/Erins: Group urges the Resolution Committee to accelerate measures to solve the community crisis

Dee Osun Monitors, one of the Pan-Political Group, has lodged the border dispute resolution committee set up by the Osun government to examine the crisis in IFON/ ILOBU/ ERIN-OSUN to accelerate measures and to give the warfare communities permanent peace.

The group's coordinator, Prince Jide Akinyooye, asked the state government in a statement on Friday to continue to relax the curfew, which was imposed on the warfare communities, and found that it would bring a quick socio -economic recovery and promote local companies.

Akinyooye said that the search for a permanent solution to the community crisis will promote the development of the community, promote economic growth and improve the well -being of the citizen.

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2. FRSC gets a new sector commander in Osun

Leye Adegboyega was appointed the new sector commander for the OSUN RS11.1 command by the Federal Road Safety Corps (FRSC).

Mr. Adegboyega, who took over an office on May 2, took over by Taofeeq Sokumbi, who was implemented.

The new sector commander was in the zone operations leader in the RS11 Command -Hauptquartier Osogbo, Osun Capital until his appointment of the zonal.

3. Osun 2026: PDP leaders step back

Before the elections of the Governor elections in 2026 in the state of Osun, Ms. Ropo Adejuwon, one of the prominent base women of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), has resigned from the party.

Osun's defense lawyer reports that Ms. Adejuwon, who served until her resignation as the first female leader of the PDP in the local government of the Obokun, was officially conveyed her decision in a letter dated April 29, 2024 and was aimed at the leadership of party 7 in ESA-Oke.

In the letter, she clearly explained that her resignation from the failure of the party, in particular at the state level, was borne to prioritize the well -being of people in their immediate community.

“This resignation indicates that the government party of OSUN State, the PDP, draws attention to the social well -being of my community and the environment,” the letter partially.

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Otunba Olujobi Ajibola, a well -known political strategist and respected stakeholder of the local government Osun, Otunba Olujobi Ajibola, has submitted his resignation from the Democratic Party of the People's Prosecutor's Office (PDP).

The defender of Osun reports that Ajibola, who is a top adjut for the spokesman for the House of Representatives, Rt. Hon. Tajudeen Abbas, PhD, made his resignation public after his return to the country.

In a formal letter dated May 2, 2025 and to the chairman of PDP 4, Ward 4, Obokun Local Government, he declared his decision to withdraw as a member of the party with immediate effect.

The letter was partially read: “Please accept this as a formal communication of my decision to withdraw as a member of the PDP with effect from today, May 2, 2025, as a member of the PDP. I wish the party all the best in your future activities.”