Townend Suites Ago-Iwoye

08/10/2024

By recognising the pitfalls of performance-driven mindsets, embracing an iterative approach to challenges and fostering both personal and collective resilience, you can break free from cycles of failure and build sustainable change.

03/01/2024

Happy New Year 2024.
My open letter to our President GCFR Bola Ahmed Tinubu. It is under statement to say that the large population of Nigerian are hungry. The palliative the government does after the removal of subsidies are good but not reaching enough people.
My suggestion are as follows.
1. Food Bulk Purchase:
Government can reach the large numbers of citizens through distribution of foods at subsidised prices. Through all Ministries and their agencies. Trade unions and Labour unions.
2. Price Controls:
Provision of household appliances at a subsidised rate through MDA/ parastatal, cooperatives and associations.
3. Creations of Food Bank in all Universities. Government can use Tetfund to build food storage and sell at reduced prices.
3. Provision of basic drugs at reduce price at drugstores or free.
Government must make sure they use security agencies to comply in distribution.
Once there are these, the issue of insecurity will go down drastically.
Regards,
Moruf Adesegun.

31/05/2022

Townend Suites… comfort zone with art of luxury and modern.

27/03/2022

24/02/2022

Senior security sources reportedly say it is unlikely that the 55-year-old will ever be allowed to live in Britain again, after he withdrew his application for a Tier 1 visa in 2018.

05/02/2022

11/04/2021

When we first met His Royal Highness Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh, he and Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II had already been on the world stage for more than half a century — welcoming leaders like Churchill and Kennedy; Mandela and Gorbachev. As two Americans unaccustomed to palaces and pomp, we didn’t know what to expect.

We shouldn’t have worried. The Queen and Prince Philip immediately put us at ease with their grace and generosity, turning a ceremonial occasion into something far more natural, even comfortable. Prince Philip in particular was kind and warm, with a sharp wit and unfailing good humor. It was our first introduction to the man behind the title, and in the years since, our admiration for him has only grown. We will miss him dearly.

Like the Queen, Prince Philip saw world wars and economic crises come and go. The radio gave way to the television, and the television to the internet. And through it all, he helped provide steady leadership and guiding wisdom. It has long been said that the United States and Great Britain have a special relationship — one that has been maintained and strengthened not just by presidents and prime ministers but by the Royal Family that has outlasted them all.

At the Queen’s side or trailing the customary two steps behind, Prince Philip showed the world what it meant to be a supportive husband to a powerful woman. Yet he also found a way to lead without demanding the spotlight — serving in combat in World War II, commanding a frigate in the Royal Navy, and tirelessly touring the world to champion British industry and excellence. Through his extraordinary example, he proved that true partnership has room for both ambition and selflessness — all in service of something greater.

As the world mourns his loss, we send our warmest wishes and deepest sympathies to the Queen, their children, grandchildren, and great-grandchildren; and everyone who knew and loved this remarkable man.