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Governor Akeredolu has directed security agencies, especially the Nigeria Police, to fish out the killers of the Oluifon of Ifon, Oba Israel Adeusi .The monarch was killed on Thursday around Elegbeka, Owo-Ifon road in Ondo state.The governor , in a statement issued by the state Commissioner for Information and Orientation, Donald Ojogo, described the incident as unfortunate . Read Also Gov Aiyedatiwa Presents New Vehicles To Traditional RulersOndo governor, Lucky Aiyedatiwa appoints new SSAs, SAsOndo guber: NURTW declares support for Lucky AiyedatiwaHe said the government will do whatever it takes to unravel these criminals.Already, Governor Akeredolu has visited Ifon community in company of the chief of staff, Olugbenga Ale; Head of Service, Dare Aragbaiye; Commissioner for Youths and Sports, Dotun Owanikin and his Information counterpart, Donald Ojogo. ADVERTISEMENT HydroJugyeezy mx Latest News stanley borraccia CAF Announces AFCON 2027 Dates, Schedule, Venues Zxoy Christians celebrate birth of Jesus
Wednesday 15 July 2020 9:17 am|Updated:Wednesday 15 July 2020 9:21 amUK small businesses lsquo;optimistic for the futurersquo; despite coronavirus crisisBy: Jessica ClarkShareFacebookShare on FacebookXShare on TwitterLinkedInShare on LinkedInWhatsAppShare on WhatsAppEmailShare on EmailAdd as a preferredsource on Google owala canada Most UK small and medium sized businesses SMEs are optimistic about the future despite the huge challenges created by the coronavirus pandemic, according to the latest research.In total 60 per cent of UK SME owners are hopeful about the future of their business, making the UK the most optimistic in western Europe, alongside the Netherlands.UK SMEs remained positive despite 43 per cent being forced to temporarily close due to lockdowns, and 58 per cent suffering declining sales, according to research by Facebook, the World Bank and the OECD.Female-led firms outperformed their male-owned counterparts so far during the coronavirus crisis. Sixty-four per cent of male-led firms reported falling sales during the cr owala website isis compared to 52 per cent of female-run companies.In the UK, female-owned firms were 11 per cent more optimistic than their male equivalents, the research found. The research also found that UK small businesses are among the most digitally savvy in Europe, with more than half making more than a quarter of their sales online. Sixty-three per cent of female air force 1 -run firms make a quarter of their sales online, compared to just 48 per cent of male-owned compan