“I am neither involved in an accident nor dead but alive. The trending WhatsApp message is a politically motivated media publication, a propagandist attempt to embarrass an individual.”
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The De Renaissance Patriots Foundation has requested the Lagos State Governor Babajide Sanwo-Olu, to provide clarification on the alleged $100…
ASHENEWS reports that De Renaissance Patriots Foundation has lost its president, Hakeem Adelani Adeniji-Adele. He died in the early hours…
Regular editorial contributor and Nigerian in the Diaspora United Kingdom, Abanikanda Olumoro, has again released a statement warning fellow South…
One is flabbergasted to read or listen to some occupants pretending to be more Lagos(ians) than the indigenes claiming the…
ASHENEWS reports that the De Renaissance Patriots Foundation has lamented that the indigenes of Lagos State were concerned that their…
The statement underscored that the continuous flooding is not merely a natural phenomenon but is exacerbated by human activities, such as the construction of the Third Mainland Bridge, the Adeniji-Adele Road, and the Ilubirin Housing Scheme.
“It is therefore our wish to draw the attention of His Excellency to the wishes of most indigenes of Lagos state that an indigene from any IBILE division so appointed by you as a minister be given a substantive and full port folio, not a junior’ minister.
Led on the visit by the Alternate Chairman of the Board of Trustees (BOT) of De Renaissance Patriots Foundation and former Minister of Communications, Maj-Gen Tajudeen Olanrewaju (Rtd), supported by its President, Prince Adelani Adeniji-Adele, and others, they reiterated their respect for the traditional institution and sought the blessing of the royal father for the rediscovery project that they champion on behalf of Lagos State indigenes.
De Renaissance Patriots’ statement was coming on the heels of ‘A bill for an act to substitute the annexure to Decree 24 of 1999 with a new governance model for the Federal Republic of Nigeria’, which went viral on social media.