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Just In: Ekiti Cheif Judge Adeyeye Dies At 64
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Just In: Ekiti Cheif Judge Adeyeye Dies At 64

The Chief Judge of Ekiti State, Justice Oyewole Adeyeye, has passed away at the age of 64.He died on Monday, November 4, 2024, following a brief illness, at a tertiary health facility in Ekiti State. While official details surrounding his death remain undisclosed, The Nation reports that close sources indicate that Justice Adeyeye’s passing occurred after a short stay in the hospital. Justice Adeyeye was appointed Chief Judge on October 11, 2021, by former Governor Kayode Fayemi.Born in 1960 in Araromi Ugbesi, located in Ekiti East Local Government Area, he embarked on his legal journey after being called to the bar in 1986. He began his career as a state counsel in the civil service of the former Ondo State. With the establishment of Ekiti State in 1996, he joined the Ekiti State Judiciary Service Commission.His commitment and dedication led to his promotion as a judge in the Ekiti State High Court in 2002. Over the years, Justice Adeyeye also contributed to the legal process by serving on various election petition tribunals. Read also: “Cyber Expert Weighs in on Hushpuppi’s Post-Prison Chances”

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N300m paid to Landowners for Airpot Project in Ekiti.

The Ekiti State Government has completed a significant milestone in its efforts to develop the Ekiti State Agro-Allied Cargo Airport, as it has disbursed N300 million to compensate 377 landowners whose properties were affected by the land acquisition process. During the cheque disbursement ceremony in Ado Ekiti, Governor Biodun Oyebanji, represented by Deputy Governor Chief (Mrs) Monisade Afuye, acknowledged the landowners from Ijan, Igbemo, Afao, Iworoko, and other neighboring communities. These landowners were compensated not only for the land but also for the economic trees and resources that were impacted by the construction of the airport, which aims to boost economic activities and agriculture-related trade in the region. Governor Oyebanji expressed his sincere gratitude to the landowners, appreciating their patience and understanding throughout the process. He highlighted the importance of their cooperation in making the project a reality. “To you, the landowners, I say thank you for your patience and understanding,” he stated. “Today’s event signifies the disbursement of the third and final installment of compensation to the 377 claimants, marking the completion of our commitment to acknowledge and reward your contributions.” READ ALSO: Breaking: The NEC has advised the withdrawal of President Tinubu’s tax reform bills. This compensation initiative represents a commitment by the Ekiti State Government to ensure fair treatment of affected citizens, while paving the way for economic development projects that benefit the broader community. The government anticipates that the airport, once completed, will enhance the state’s economy by fostering agro-allied businesses and encouraging both local and international trade.

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