Olawepo-Hashim is More Popular than Tinubu in Osun

Chuks Okocha in Abuja 

Dr. Gbenga Olawepo-Hashim, a frontline Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) presidential aspirant from the North-central, has suddenly become so popular in Osun State that even President Tinubu cannot match his rising profile here. 

In statement by Alhaji Abass Olaniyi, South-west Coordinator for Gbenga Hashim Solidarity Movement, said, ”His name is on the lips of the people and the joke now making the rounds is that he could easily win a governorship race in Osun, with mischief makers even inventing a fake hometown for him.”

He said, ”What began as a smear has gone viral and turned into free publicity.”

According to the coordinator, ”Dr. Hashim is the face of ideological politics in Nigeria. The PDP family in Osun stands firmly with him, and together with Governor Ademola Adeleke, he will help rescue Nigeria by 2027.

”The enemies of PDP, who polluted social media with fraudulent claims to sow confusion, have only achieved the opposite. Their lies have strengthened our unity and projected Dr. Hashim across the South-west, raising his profile to high heaven.”

”Today, thousands of Nigerians are searching online for Dr. Gbenga Hashim and discovering the impressive record of a man of courage, principle, and vision.

”This is a clear sign that the hand of God is upon him. Nothing can stop destiny. What the detractors meant for evil has only amplified his message and positioned him as the credible alternative Nigeria has been waiting for.

”With the PDP united, and the people’s will behind him, Dr. Gbenga Olawepo-Hashim is divinely backed to become the next President of Nigeria in 2027,” he stressed.

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    Blessing Ibunge in Port Harcourt 

    The Association of Radiologists in Nigeria (ARIN) has solicited for improved regulations and funding and collaborations from key players in government and industries to improve the healthcare delivery system in Nigeria.

    The radiologists made the call yesterday, in a communique raised at the end of a 4-day Annual General Meeting ((AGM) held in Port Harcourt, Rivers State capital.

    In the communique signed by the President of the association, Dr. Ebbi Robinson, and Dr. Akindokun Segun (Secretary) urged the government to as a matter of urgency enact regulations to control the proliferation of quacks in radiologic practice.

    They observed the need for government, key institutions

    and associated agencies to improve radiological practice in the country.

    According to them, “the level of development of healthcare in any system is measured by the level of Radiological infrastructure that is available and functional in that system.”

    They also observed that “Artificial Intelligence is the way to go and the future of medicine, however emphasis was laid on the regulation of the use of AI in Radiological practice in Nigeria.”

    They stated that AI is meant to aid the radiologist to be more effective, efficient and reduce duration of image reporting.

    The radiologists further implored the Nigerian government to pay particular attention to radiologic equipment in both Federal and State levels as regards provisions, sustenance and maintenance.

    For the welfare of radiologist and other radiation personnel to improve for effective services, they urged government to always incorporate members of the Association or specialist during the processes of acquisition and installation of radiological equipment. 

    Other resolutions from the AGM are that, “The Ministry of Health should as a matter of importance strengthen the Medical and Dental Council of Nigeria to set up a function arm to regulate radiologic practice across the country. 

    “Radiologist’s services and billing should be conspicuously captured in the National Health Insurance Authority and other related bodies billing charts.” 

    They added that the association is open to collaborating with all other healthcare providers in the corridor of radiation practice to improve the standard of health care services in the country.

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    Over Half of Anambra LGAs Tagged High-risk Ahead of Governorship Election By KDI

    Over Half of Anambra LGAs Tagged High-risk Ahead of Governorship Election By KDI

    Folalumi Alaran in Abuja

    Seventeen local government areas in Anambra State have been marked as high or severe risk for violence ahead of the November 8 governorship election, according to a pre-election security risk assessment released by the Kimpact Development Initiative (KDI).

    Presenting the findings in Abuja yesterday, KDI Team Lead, Bukola Idowu, said Ihiala and Aguata stand out as the most volatile, while 15 others—Awka South, Ogbaru, Onitsha North, Anaocha, Ekwusigo, Idemili North, Idemili South, Nnewi North, Oyi, Orumba North, Orumba South, Anambra East, Awka North, Ayamelum and Dunukofia—were also listed as high-risk. Four additional LGAs, Onitsha South, Njikoka, Nnewi South, and Anambra West, were placed in the moderate-risk category.

    According to him, between January and September 6, Anambra recorded 96 violent incidents, 24 of which were directly linked to election activities, leading to 103 deaths.

    “This figure already surpasses the level of violence recorded in the build-up to the 2021 governorship election,” he said.

    He noted that beyond violence, the state faces other risks including political thuggery, misinformation, community-level disputes, identity-driven agitations, and growing voter apathy. “Anambra’s history of electoral violence continues to shape voter perceptions and public trust,” he added.

    KDI also raised the alarm over dwindling confidence in the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC), with more than 68 per cent of respondents saying they had little or no trust in the commission’s ability to conduct a credible poll. “Even minor logistical lapses could trigger unrest,” Idowu warned.

    To address these concerns, he recommended stronger deployment of security personnel in identified hotspots, improved transparency in voter card distribution, rapid response grievance mechanisms, and stricter monitoring of political campaigns.

    He further urged greater civic engagement with women and young people, as well as coordinated efforts to counter fake news and online manipulation.

    Idowu stressed that while the public report avoids naming specific actors, a more detailed risk analysis has already been shared privately with security agencies and election authorities.

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