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By: Opeyemi Sunday Josiah, Sarah Saka & Oyindamola Bakare   The management of Rufus Giwa Polytechnic Owo, RUGIPO, has announced to the prospective Corps members HIND Il Students and spill over Students that Batch 'A’ 2023 NYSC mobilization as commenced.   This was contained in a circular released by the Director of Students Affairs, Mr. Bayo Elebute, on 9th December, 2022. with the REF No: RUGIPO/DSA/NYSC/73/VOL.IV/91.  According to the circular; all the HND II and spill over students are to register and submit the print out of their NYSC pre-mobilisation form to the Directorate of Student Affairs. Meanwhile, the registration exercise would be closed on the 23rd of December 2022 and only students who had paid their School fees in full would be allowed to register. The circular partly read, “Following the notification by the Directorate of Corps mobilization NYSC National Directorate headquarter Abuya and subsequent Sensitization programme organiscd by the State Co-ordinator of

Interim government campaigner, Rev Chris Okotie has warned Nigerians not to get carried away by the crowds they see at political rallies. In his latest bulletin released from his media office in Lagos,by his media adviser, Ladi Ayodeji, Okotie said the presence of the mixed multitude at campaign rallies is no indication that a presidential candidate enjoys the support of the people. Rev Okotie,who is promoting his Aboriginal Democracy agenda as an alternative to the current system of government, said crowd-renting is mainly responsible for the crowd we see at rallies, which is why we sometimes find same people at different rallies.   He explained that some people attend these rallies purely out of curiosity or to catch a glimpse of the political leaders or to be part of the action. Speaking further on the 2023 election in interview with Kaftan TV's Funmilayo Osho -Kumolu, on the programme, Daybreak Africa,State of the Nation, the Reverend argued that Aboriginal Democracy is the onl