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  Emiola Adebayo Ezekiel , a distinguished figure in the field of fire engineering, was born in Imesi Ekiti, Nigeria. He is the proud son of Mr. and Mrs. James Anifowose Emiola, hailing from the scenic town of Ikaram Akoko, Ondo State. His educational journey commenced at St. James Primary School in Imesi Ekiti, where he successfully completed his primary education. Determined to expand his horizons, Emiola proceeded to Ojugbaye Comprehensive High School in Imesi Ekiti, graduating with honors. Following this achievement, he pursued higher education at Prospect High School in Akure, concluding his secondary education. Eager to delve into the world of mechanical engineering, Emiola Adebayo Ezekiel enrolled at Ondo State Polytechnic, now recognized as Rufus Giwa Polytechnic, where he earned his National Diploma. His pursuit of knowledge did not end there. He secured a Higher National Diploma in Mechanical Engineering from The Nasarawa Polytechnic in Nasarawa State. Throughout his il

In a recent address, the Honorable Minister of Interior Affairs emphasized the critical role played by the Fire Service in a country's development, stating, "For any nation to reach its full potential, the Fire Service must not be overlooked. I say this to the Federal Fire Service (FFS): you are a dormant giant. The time to awaken to your responsibilities is now." These remarks came during the commissioning of Fire Fighting Trucks at the FFS Headquarters in Abuja, in October 2023. The urgency for reform within the Federal Fire Service has become apparent, with the need to align its operations with the Renewed Hope Agenda set by the President of Nigeria. A rebranded Fire and Rescue Service bill is pending before the National Assembly, aiming to introduce innovative fire prevention and fighting systems to significantly reduce fire incidents. The FFS has long been a silent and under-recognized department with enormous potential. The proposal calls for the establishment of a

In a heartwarming gesture of compassion and commitment to the welfare of the people of Modakeke, Osun State, former Governor Alhaji Adegboyega Oyetola initiated the "Hand of Fellowship Programme." This ambitious program is aimed at providing essential support to the vulnerable, widows, and elderly residents of the community through cash and food assistance. Furthermore, it promises to deliver a quarterly relief package to Modakeke's residents from 2023 to 2027, as previously pledged by Engr. Kayode Sowade . The "Hand of Fellowship Programme" reflects Alhaji Adegboyega's dedication to ensuring that no member of the Modakeke community is left behind. It demonstrates his administration's commitment to alleviating the challenges faced by the most vulnerable among its residents. The program encompasses various aspects of support, including: 1. Cash and Food Assistance: One of the key features of the initiative is the provision of financial and food su