The leadership of the Muslim Political Awareness Front (MUPAF) has confirmed a Day Public Orientation Programme for muslims across Osun State. This is contained in a statement signed by the group's National Coordinator, Alh Lukman Obembe, and made available to newsmen on Friday in Osogbo. The statement confirmed that the programme will feature a public lecturer, formal presentation of the existing Political Dawah Warriors across Osun state, and interactive session to reawaken the political consciousness of Muslims ahead of August 15th governorship election in Osun State. The event which is scheduled for Sunday 21st, June 2026 at GMT Event Centre, Ring-Road, Osogbo at 11AM, where the Grand Chief Imam of Ogbomosoland, Imam Yunus Olushina Teliat (Ayilara II), PhD will deliver lecture on the Theme; MUSLIM UMMAH IN POLITICS: Our Unity, Our Strength. While the Chief Imam of Alhaja Wulemotu Arike Oyetola Memorial Central Mosque, Iragbiji, As-shaykh Al-imam Mukhtar Adedimeji Raji will ser...
In a ceremony at the White House Rose Garden, President Trump unveiled his most expansive tariffs to date yesterday, including tariffs of at least 10 percent on all trading partners except Canada and Mexico, with duties stretching past 20 percent, 30 percent and even beyond for some nations.
He framed his policies as a response to a national emergency, saying that tariffs were needed to build up domestic production.
European officials are poised to respond with countermeasures. Although the E.U. has so far concentrated on imposing higher tariffs on a wide variety of goods, officials have discussed placing penalties like tariffs or market access restrictions on U.S. technology companies and even limiting American banks’ access to certain E.U. markets.
“This is liberation day,” Trump said. He called the announcement “our declaration of economic independence” and described it as one of the most important moments in American history.

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