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    **Women Traditional Worshippers Hold Spiritual Procession for Release of Abducted Oyo Schoolchildren** **Women Traditional Worshippers Seek Divine Intervention for Kidnapped Oyo Schoolchildren** Scores of female traditional worshippers from across Egbaland on Friday staged a spiritual procession through major streets and sacred sites in Abeokuta, Ogun State, praying for the safe release of schoolchildren and teachers abducted from Ahoro-Esinle in Oriire Local Government Area of Oyo State. Dressed in white traditional attire and carrying ritual objects, the women visited several revered cultural and spiritual locations, where they performed prayers and traditional rites aimed at securing divine intervention in the country's growing security challenges. The procession was led by the Yeye Olokun Agbaye and Olori of Orile-Ilawo Kingdom, Dr. Omolara Fashola-MacGregor, who described the exercise as a sacred mission to seek the assistance of ancestral spirits and deities for the protection of lives and the restoration of peace across Yorubaland and Nigeria. During the spiritual exercise, participants moved through notable shrines and historical landmarks, including Olumo Rock, Lisabi Agbongbo-Akala, and the shrine of the legendary Egba warrior, Sodeke. The procession concluded at the Itoku shrine located at Orita Aje Junction in Abeokuta. At each location, prayers were offered and traditional rituals performed in accordance with longstanding Yoruba cultural practices. The women specifically sought divine intervention for the release of the abducted pupils and teachers, expressing hope that the victims would regain their freedom within seven days. Speaking to journalists during the event, Fashola-MacGregor said the initiative was motivated by concern over the increasing number of innocent Nigerians being held captive by kidnappers. "We have come together to appeal to the deities of our forefathers and the spirits of our heroes to intervene in this troubling situation. Our prayers are focused on the safe return of the abducted schoolchildren, their teachers, and every Nigerian currently in captivity," she said. She noted that the worsening insecurity across many parts of the country requires a collective response involving government authorities, security agencies, religious bodies, traditional institutions and community leaders. According to her, traditional institutions have a significant role to play in fostering peace, unity and social stability within society. "Our ancestors defended these lands and upheld justice. We are seeking their blessings and protection at a time when many families are living in fear and uncertainty," she added. The traditional ruler also offered special prayers for President Bola Ahmed Tinubu, the Ooni of Ife, Oba Adeyeye Enitan Ogunwusi, the Alake and Paramount Ruler of Egbaland, Oba Adedotun Aremu Gbadebo, and other monarchs across Yorubaland, including her husband, the Olu of Orile-Ilawo Kingdom, Oba Alexander Olusegun MacGregor. The procession attracted the attention of residents, traders and passersby, many of whom watched as the women chanted traditional songs and carried out rituals at designated spiritual centres throughout the city. Participants called on ancestral heroes, protective deities and custodians of the land to assist in addressing the country's security challenges, particularly the growing menace of kidnapping and violent crimes. They expressed confidence that their spiritual efforts would complement ongoing security operations and contribute to the safe return of abducted persons. The event ended with final prayers at the Itoku shrine, where participants collectively sought peace, protection and an end to the wave of kidnappings and insecurity affecting communities across the country. Beyond the immediate concern for the abducted schoolchildren and teachers, the procession also served as a broader appeal for national unity and renewed commitment by all stakeholders to tackle the security challenges threatening lives and livelihoods in Nigeria.

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Dangote Cement Plc has introduced its Safety FairPlay Initiative at the Ibese Plant in Ogun State, launching a comprehensive program designed to reshape workplace safety behavior and establish a robust safety culture among its workforce.

The program, set to roll out across all Dangote Cement facilities nationwide following the Ibese pilot, represents a major step forward in the company’s safety management approach. The launch drew significant participation from both leadership and staff, reflecting widespread buy-in for enhanced workplace safety standards.

Safety FairPlay operates on a transparent framework built around three fundamental pillars: Recognition, Correction (Coaching), and Discipline. The initiative rewards employees who demonstrate exemplary safety practices, addresses risky behaviors consistently through coaching, and creates an environment where workers feel comfortable reporting incidents, near-misses, and mistakes without fear.

At the launch event, Dangote Cement’s Technical Director, Mr. Anandam Duraisamy, highlighted the program’s strategic significance and urged employees to embrace a safety culture grounded in fairness, accountability, recognition, and ongoing improvement.

Duraisamy characterized Safety FairPlay as a pivotal development in creating a workplace where safety transcends policy documents to become an ingrained mindset and everyday practice.

“We are launching an initiative that will transform not just our actions, but our fundamental approach to thinking about and responding to safety matters,” he stated.

“Safety FairPlay establishes trust, consistency, and accountability in safety management. When employees see that safe practices are celebrated, dangerous behaviors are addressed fairly, and everyone receives equal treatment, safety evolves from a requirement into a collective responsibility embedded in our culture.

“This program acknowledges that genuine safety excellence extends beyond machinery, protocols, or regulatory compliance—it starts with people, with our mindsets, our decisions, and our commitment to protecting one another.

“Every avoided incident, every identified hazard, and every safe choice made reinforces our organization. That reinforcement comes from you—from every team member accepting safety as both a personal duty and a shared value.”

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Meanwhile, Ibese Plant’s Head of Health, Safety and Environment (HSE), Mr. Elvis Akalusi, praised Dangote Cement’s leadership for championing the initiative and commended workers for their strong embrace of the program.

He confirmed that Safety FairPlay would be integrated into all aspects of daily plant operations, with full support from departmental leaders.

“This initiative equips us with the resources, guidance, recognition, and accountability mechanisms necessary for making safer choices. Yet its effectiveness hinges on our collective dedication—our willingness to consistently act with integrity, regardless of supervision,” Akalusi explained.

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