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The reason I left the PDP.
Former Speaker of the House of Representatives, Yakubu Dogara, has stated the reasons for his departure from the PDP and his return to the APC.
If former Speaker of the House of Representatives, Yakubu Dogara, defected from the PDP to the APC this week.
Dogara said that he should stay and enjoy the support of Governor Bala of the PDP in Bauchi State to help the masses win in the 2019 election, but he should gather and leave the party to go back to the APC.
The main reason I left Bauchi is because of the PDP's rule in the state.
I participated in the gubernatorial election in which former Minister of Abuja, Bala Mohammed defeated incumbent Governor Mohammed Abubakar.
I am currently working on a project for the Bala government.
I will continue to stay in the PDP, they have given me what they can, I will not give them a chance, I will go back to where I came from.
Dogara wrote a resignation letter from the PDP which he sent to the male leader of the party, Bogoro C, in Bauchi State.
Finally, he said that, just as he had reminded the other governors where they had failed to fix things in the past, Bala was not exempt.
Let them go on the trip.
Gobara has moved to a house in Kano.
The fire started around 10 pm and lasted for almost two hours, despite the efforts of the Kano State Fire Service, security personnel, and local residents to put it out.
When Freedom Radio visited the site, they encountered members of the public and various security personnel there and in other places, as the site was connected to the major highway known as Kuka Highway, which transports passengers from Kano to other states and neighboring countries.
The Kofar Ruwa market in Northern Nigeria has closed down.
Freedom Radio is singing with some of its witnesses, who say that the chaos has caused fear and despair among the people.
A spokesperson from the Kofar Ruwa bus station said that they had collaborated with security personnel to rescue passengers who had become trapped due to flooding.
The Kano State Waste Management Authority has confirmed the incident, stating that at the time of this report they are still collecting data to identify the perpetrator and the damage caused by the waste, as stated by the agency's spokesperson Sa'idu Muhammad Ibrahim.
Reports from another section say that some robbers attempted to enter the Kofar Ruwa market to commit theft, but police and security officers attempted to stop them and protect the public's property.
The Kano State Police Command's Spokesperson, DSP Abdullahi Haruna Kiyawa, has confirmed the incident after we contacted him.
We have not yet conducted tests to verify the efficacy of the coronavirus medication produced in Nigeria.
As European countries continue to conduct trials for the efficacy of the Coronavirus vaccine, Nigeria is not left behind in joining and conducting its own trials.
The National Agency for Food and Drug Administration and Control (NAFDAC) has announced that it is testing 40 coronavirus drugs submitted to it by traditional medicine practitioners.
The Director-General, Mojisola Adeyeye, announced this on Tuesday in Abuja.
Mojisola said that they are conducting tests on medicines because each area needs to get the right dosage.
In response to the coronavirus pandemic, traditional medicine practitioners have conducted research to see if any remedies can be found to combat the disease.
Some of them have submitted their medicine to the authorities for testing and verification of its authenticity.
The NAFDAC and Haka have imposed certain regulations and guidelines for them to follow when producing the remedy.
We will conduct a test of animal vaccines for the first time.
Mojisola warned those administering medication not to recklessly administer any medication without permission from the authorities.
The National Agency for Food and Drug Administration and Control (NAFDAC) has stated that news of people claiming to have discovered a traditional cure for the Coronavirus can only be seen on social media and newspaper websites.
Adeyeye stated that everyone must challenge the NAFDAC to verify the authenticity of the traditional medicine he claimed could cure Coronavirus.
He is looking for someone to help him, not just to give him a cure but to find a solution.
English: Cewa means that he discovered the symptoms of illness that are seen as signs of infection.
After that, some healers kept challenging the authority with their cooperation.
Ramaphosa answered questions in the legislature.
This is the first round of questions President Ramaphosa has faced in Parliament since allegations of corruption and bribery between senior members of his government and members of his party surfaced.
Ramaphosa has promised to intensify research and bring improvements in the areas responsible for procuring medical supplies to combat the Covid-19 virus.
South Africa has become the fifth country in the world to be affected by the coronavirus pandemic, but the president has said that corruption and mismanagement have played an important role in fighting the disease in the country.
Nigeria will open its international air travel on Saturday.
Nigerian authorities have announced that airports will be reopened for outbound and inbound flights from Saturday onwards, for the first time in five months of closure.
On Monday, March 23rd, the government of the country suspended the entry and exit of airplanes due to the containment of the spread of the coronavirus.
The government has announced that the first four flights from foreign countries will begin landing in the Federal Capital Territory, Abuja.
He said he is from Lagos, but so far it has not been revealed from where these planes will come.
According to the Minister of Aviation, Hadi Sirika, the decision to open this was made due to the lack of any issues since the resumption of domestic flights on July 8th.
She said that they will ensure that all necessary protocols are followed to ensure the successful return of the aircrafts.
591 cases of COVID-19 have been reported in Nigeria.
On Friday, 591 new people were diagnosed with COVID-19.
The number of people who have contracted Covid-19 in the country has now reached 39,539, with 16,559 having recovered and 845 having died.
The Nigerian Centre for Disease Control (NCDC) has released the number of cases and states affected by the pandemic on its Twitter page.
We have received cases of Coronavirus in our group - Marseille.
The football club of Marseille in France has announced that three more players have tested positive for the coronavirus, after five people were found to have the virus last week.
The organization announced this in a press release issued today on Tuesday.
The league has announced that the start of the French League 1 season, scheduled for last Friday, has been postponed due to five players testing positive for COVID-19.
Marseille has announced to the public that they have postponed the League 1 match due to an increase in the number of people infected with the virus, after five people were initially infected, in order to find a solution to the situation.
APC Accuses Governor Neja of Attempting to Introduce Tribalism into the Party - Leadership Hausa Newspapers.
The All Progressives Congress (APC) issued a statement yesterday accusing the Governor of Niger State, Alhaji Abubakar Sani Bello, of attempting to introduce factionalism within the party.
The Chairman and Secretary of the Engineering Association, Muhammad Jibrin Imam and Muhammad Liman, have signed to declare that, in the six years the Association has been in power in the state, only 512 million Naira has been received.
The Governor's statement continued, that the meeting he called for the stakeholders, which was held last Monday, will help to bring unity to the party, where they said they have written to the party's national secretary about the ongoing issues in the state.
According to Engineer Imam, "we understand that the Governor of Neja State is trying to divide the factions of the party by organizing a roundtable discussion, which is not based on any rules, so that any complaints against the party leaders should be written to the party secretary for investigation."
So far, in the six years since the party was founded, 512 million naira has been in the party's account.
He said that what he understood as the governor's role was to be part of the national reconciliation committee established on July 25, 2020, which was led by the President to guide the resolution of disputes between the parties and to resolve the court cases between the parties.
We have used the funds we received to pay the salaries of the party's secretaries and to carry out other activities related to the party, such as organizing elections, resolving disputes, and providing health care due to lack of access to government aid, without spending any party funds in an unauthorized manner. We challenge anyone to provide evidence of misappropriation of party funds.
As I previously stated, the local government elections that took place in the state are the most important elections that have taken place in the country, which we conducted with both former and current officials in charge of power in all twenty-five local governments in the state, with the funds spent on the elections being distributed to the officials to bring about their respective constituencies.
Therefore, it is wrong for anyone to say that party funds are being spent without any rules, as this is an injustice and an attempt to give a bad name to the party in order to discredit it. He also said that there is no committee set up to investigate how the party funds are being spent and who set it up.
The complainant claimed that the money he was accusing of being misappropriated was money given by the national party treasurer, not any other money, so I challenge anyone to bring evidence to support his accusation in any way.
The Imam said that we should stand firmly in support of the APC party against any individual or group attempting to undermine the party, and he added that any allegations against the party or any of its leaders from the state level should be referred to the disciplinary committee as stated in Article 21 (B) (d) of Section 82 of the party's constitution.
Therefore, members of the party have no influence particularly if they attempt to take control of the committee, so their verdict has no effect.
Because of this reason, they are the approved leaders of the party in the state, as stated in Article 21 and Section 6 of Chapter 87 of the party's constitution, any violation of this will not be accepted.
Because of the court's ruling, the leaders have made a mistake.
Yesterday, those who presented and accepted at the unproductive meeting, including Alhaji Abubakar Magaji, General Muhammed Garba, Hon. Ahmed Dogonkoli, as well as Alhaji Ibrahim Balarabe and all the commissioners, were not members of the party's approval committee in the state.
The committee appointed by the party leader, Engineer Mohammed Imam, will be the only one to lead it, not the governor will lead the party's state leaders.
The statement further stated that Governor Abubakar Sani Bello reminded of the promise made to the people of the state during the election, to travel with the party's parents in the government so that everyone will benefit from the state and all factions through the provision of political positions, which is the problem of the governor and the party.
The members of the National Assembly who attended the meeting and brought attention to the need for reconciliation on all issues between the party members should not be surprised that their colleagues who are aware of their own faults refused to accept deception as a party policy.
Therefore, there is a need for the committee chairman to draw the attention of Governor Abubakar Sani Bello to the appropriate position in order to attempt to reduce the politics of the state.
Nigeria is at the forefront of Internet economy - Freedom Radio Nigeria
Minister of Communications and Digital Economy, Dr. Isa Ali Pantami, has stated that the country is ready to take advantage of the digital economy.
The government is also ready to work with experts, academics, and other stakeholders to ensure that our country remains up to date with modern technology in all areas.
Dr. Isa Ali Fantami announced this at an international conference on the advancement of communication technology held via the internet.
The minister further added that one of the first steps the government has taken to ensure the country is benefiting from digital communication is to change the name of the ministry from the Ministry of Communications to the Ministry of Communications and Digital Economy for Internet Economic Growth.
Eating healthy food is essential for the health of people in Nigeria.
Scientists have warned people to avoid eating food that has been treated with preservatives, saying that consuming such food can be detrimental to one's health.
Masanan issued this warning after conducting an investigation into the quality of food consumed in this country.
The study showed that there are some foods that are fortified with minerals to prevent them from spoiling.
The study also showed that this ingredient was used in dishes such as alabo, busasshhen fish, and other fish dishes sold to the public.
Anna is using the language so that when someone sees it they will be interested in using it.
This food containing this preservative has caused diseases such as diarrhea, fever, heartburn, and more.
Call on people in this country to be cautious when consuming these kinds of food for their health.
Grace Olasumbo, a food nutritionist, has called on Nigerians to avoid eating fruits ripened with Calcium Carbide.
Olasumbo stated that Sindarin Calcium Carbide is the most commonly used by traders to ignite combustible materials, such as marble.
Research shows that patience and perseverance are among the things that make traders use this resource to show commodities in just one day.
Olasumbo stated that something that traders have failed to recognize is the use of this technology to demonstrate the potential harm of certain gemstones to human health.
The symptoms of illnesses such as fever, sore eyes, stomachache, headache, cough, sore throat, and other similar ailments are evidence of this.
The African Heads of State of Central Banks have been exonerated from blame - Freedom Radio Nigeria.
The committee chaired by former Irish Prime Minister Mary Robinson has cleared African Development Bank President Akinwumi Adesina of all charges.
The committee found Mr. Akinwumi Adesina not guilty of the charges of corruption leveled against him.
The AFP news agency reported that at the beginning of this year, a report involving fifteen allegations accused Mr. Adesina, aged sixty, of favoritism, mismanagement, and self-enrichment.
The committee chaired by Gambia's Chief Justice Hassan Jallow and Deputy President of the World Bank's Governance and Anti-Corruption Unit Leonard McCarthy, with Robinson leading, cleared the former Nigerian Minister of all charges against him.
The United States is demanding that an investigation be conducted into Mr. Adesina following allegations made against him by the African Development Bank's governing board, prompting the formation of a committee of experts to conduct an inquiry into the allegations.
COVID-19 has put a spotlight on Trump's campaign in Florida.
On Thursday, US President Donald Trump announced that he has canceled the major Republican convention scheduled to be held in Jacksonville, Florida, in the coming weeks due to the increasing number of coronavirus cases.
The tasks of the major conference will be carried out in North Carolina.
Trump said in Jacksonville that holding a large rally would not be appropriate at this time.
President Trump moved a portion of the GOP convention to Florida last month after they clashed with Democratic party leaders in North Carolina over holding the convention in an enclosed space without requiring face masks.
Representatives of the Republican Party will gather in Charlotte, North Carolina, to officially nominate Donald Trump for president on August 24th.
Trump said he will make an acceptance speech in a different format.
President Trump has spent months downplaying the impact of the pandemic, even recently saying that 99% of the cases seen in the US would not be a problem.
Buhari will not accept greetings for Eid.
The Senior Special Assistant to the President on Media and Publicity, Malam Garba Shehu, announced this in a statement issued by the Presidency today, Wednesday.
The leader said that he will not accept visitors who usually come to greet him during Eid.
The Sheikh said this measure was taken as a result of advice received from the Islamic Council to reduce the spread of the Coronavirus.
President Muhammadu Buhari has reiterated the measures recommended by the Council to avoid large gatherings of people in one place.
This year, for Eid al-Fitr, the president celebrated his Eid at home with his family instead of going to the mosque as he usually does every year.
CORONA: A total of 322 people were infected on Sunday, and now 52,227 people have been infected in Nigeria.
The Nigeria Centre for Disease Control (NCDC) announced 322 new cases of Coronavirus in Nigeria on Sunday.
The National Centre for Disease Control (NCDC) announced on Sunday that Lagos State recorded the highest number of new cases with 130, followed by Bauchi (36), FCT (25), Edo (17), Bayelsa (14), Ogun (14), Oyo (14), Anambra (13), Kaduna (12), Ondo (11), Abia (10), Osun (6), Plateau (5), Kwara (5), Kano (4), Ebonyi (3), Sokoto (2) and Borno (1).
Currently, there are 52,227 people infected with the virus in Nigeria, 38,945 have recovered, and 1002 have died.
So far, 12,280 people have been infected with the virus in Nigeria.
Currently, Lagos State has the highest number of people infected with COVID-19 at 17,894, followed by FCT - 4,994, Oyo - 3,050, Edo - 2,537, Delta - 1,701, Rivers - 2,048, Kano - 1,708, Ogun - 1,614, Kaduna - 2,011, Katsina - 771, Ondo - 1,512, Borno - 740, Gombe - 709, Bauchi - 643, Ebonyi - 960, Plateau - 2,118, Enugu - 1,043, Abia - 749, Imo - 521, Jigawa - 322, Kwara - 936, Bayelsa - 356, Nasarawa - 396, Osun - 768, Sokoto - 156, Niger - 237, Akwa Ibom - 271, Benue - 430, Adamawa - 206, Anambra - 194, Kebbi - 90, Zamfara - 78, Yobe - 67, Ekiti - 218, Taraba - 78, Kogi - 5, and Cross Rivers - 80.
We Celebrate Our Leaders With Food and Drinks - Leadership Hausa Newspapers.
Food is the soul of all living beings, one cannot live without food.
This is the reason why the Chinese government is becoming more stringent in ensuring the welfare of the people of the country and food security.
In the past 71 years since the founding of the People's Republic of China, the country has achieved great successes in the field of food security, giving the world a surprise given the large population of the country, estimated to be 1.4 billion Chinese.
This effort has helped greatly with the matter of China providing major contributions to global hunger relief, as the Director of the State Administration of Grain of China, Zhang Wufeng, has previously stated, since 1949 to the present, China has always placed the issue of hunger relief at the forefront of all its national affairs.
Last week, people and media outlets from around the world once again expressed "concern" about whether China could effectively contain the spread of the COVID-19 pandemic to its own population and the rest of the world.
We thank you all very much for always taking care of the Chinese presence in this world.
The Chinese Communist Party has achieved success in providing sufficient food for the people through its efforts.
Eating breakfast is one of the major agendas of the ruling JKS party every day.
Last week, the Secretary-General of the National Committee of the JKS, Chinese President Xi Jinping issued an important order to stop food waste, indicating that everyone knows that any food waste is a result of hard work.
Despite the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic and its disruption to the world this year, China is still able to provide its citizens with sufficient food supply.
The Chinese government's announcement regarding the country's grain output, particularly rice, for 2020 shows that the amount of rice harvested in the first half of 2020 was 27.29 million tons, an increase of 1.08 million tons, or 3.9%, compared to the same period in 2019.
He Ma Ke Bingsheng, the former president of the University of Agriculture in China, said that China has achieved great successes in terms of economic development and food security compared to the early stages of its reform and opening up policy.
Huang Jikun, the director of the Agricultural Development Research Center of China at Peking University, told a representative of "The China Science Daily" in an interview that the biggest challenge China is facing in the next two to three years is whether it can reduce the amount of grain and cotton stored in warehouses.
Now, the average person in the world has access to 474 kilograms of food per year instead of the 400 kilograms they should have access to.
China is now introducing millions of tons of agricultural products to replenish domestic livestock reserves only.
Therefore, those who are concerned about this issue should take a deep breath, go to sleep, or focus their attention on the affairs of their country.
The Sinawa are able to sustain themselves with the food they provide for themselves.
I am calling for Governor Ganduje to be taken to court - Abba K. Yusuf - Freedom Radio Nigeria.
The candidate of the PDP party, Abba Kabir Yusuf, has stated his reasons for prosecuting the Governor of Kano, Dr. Abdullahi Umar Ganduje, and some businessmen in front of the High Court.
Abba Kabir declared this through his lawyer, Bashir Tudun Wuzirci, who said he filed the case against the alleged appropriation of some government properties and public benefits by some traders in Kano State.
Abba Kabir Yusuf has also sued the Kano State Ministry of Works, Housing and Transport, the Kano State Attorney General and Commissioner for Justice, and the Kano State Land and Property Management Authority.
Abba Kabir Yusuf accused the Kano State Government of seizing some ancestral lands of the former Daula dynasty, which are now under the care of the University of Science and Technology in Wudil and the Shahuci airstrip, claiming that it violates the laws of the country.
Abi can sing beautifully, and she plans to release her debut album in 2023.
Dan Uwa, the Chief Aide to President Muhammadu Buhari, Mamman Daura, has stated that the rotation of power in Nigeria has become a thing of the past.
Mamman Daura said that Nigeria has already done enough groundwork and should now focus on selecting the most suitable candidate for 2023.
BBC Hausa has published an interview with Mamman Daura in which he revealed this.
This system of electing a president in Nigeria has not yielded any visible results since it was first implemented in 1999.
Daura said to pay attention to who is deserving when selecting someone, not to follow the system of favoritism.
The Igbo people, also known as Inyamirai, have sent a delegation to Daura in response to this call.
President Buhari and his Vice President have jointly maintained their grip on power through successive elections, and now he has come out to suggest that this should not be the case in 2023.
Buhari was not the only Nigerian chosen, he was elected.
The veteran guards of the country who have been sitting in their chairs for many years have not been removed, and they are better at their job than the others.
I will wait for you.
On Tuesday, Nigeria's political leadership was criticized by the Igbo Zalla Preservation Group, Ndigbo, for the derogatory statement made by the Nigerian leadership against the Inyamurai tribe.
In an interview with Daura, the brother of President Muhammadu Buhari, he stated that a zoning system will be used in the 2023 presidential election.
The Igbo have taken to social media to send a message to President Muhammadu Buhari, calling for an end to ethnic discrimination.
On Wednesday, the Igbo ethnic group in the South-East region of Nigeria issued a statement that they will allow the President of Nigeria to be elected from the South-East region in the 2023 election, that is, from the Igbo ethnic group.
The Spokesperson of the Igbo Ethnic Group, Emeka Attamah, has stated that Mamman Daura's statement about leading Nigeria in 2023 is a source of pride for the Igbo people.
In Banda Hadama, I have been preventing Mamman Daura from making any statements since 2019.
Jonathan has stepped down and now Daura is leading the Northern region in the 2023 Nigerian election campaign.
He will leave the legacy of what he has achieved from his predecessor, the current head of state, and then come up with an unknown issue of contention in 2023.
He accepted the role of judge and embraced truth, holding it in high regard.
The election of the country's president in 2023 will come with a promise of freedom and respect for all citizens.
The Voice of America has broadcasted a discussion about this.
Child rape has become a common occurrence in Northern Nigeria, where reports have emerged of the violation of the rights of children through sexual abuse.
People from various backgrounds attended the meeting on July 23rd to discuss how the situation is worsening in the country and how to resolve it.
We are facing problems such as female infanticide and the neglect of some parents.
One of the mothers who attended Hajiya Fathi Sha'ibu's meeting, the widow of the former governor of Plateau and Niger states during the regime of the late Sani Abacha, described poverty as one of the reasons why parents put pressure on their children.
Hajiya Maryam Mamman Nasir, the leader of a protest group fighting against this injustice, said, "First, we must educate parents, especially mothers, on the dangers of letting their children go out, because only when a child is out can they be subjected to harm."
He called on teachers to start speaking with a strong voice to parents and siblings who are committing sexual abuse against their children and wards.
The Honorable Shehu Mohammad, who is a member of the National Assembly representing Maiyama, Koko and Besse constituencies in Kebbi State, expressed his concern and support for the enactment of a stringent law to punish those found guilty of rape in the country.
At the end of the meeting, Hajiya Madina Dauda and Nasiru El-Hikaya, who led the session, expressed their gratitude to those who attended the meeting on behalf of the Voice of America, who accepted their invitation.
The Arewa Media Writers are uniting the North.
Modern communication platforms such as Facebook, Twitter, WhatsApp, Instagram, and others have long been playing a major role in providing avenues for conversations, connections, and unity among different communities around the world, as well as sending messages, news, and disseminating political, educational, and commercial agendas.
Nigerian youths have embraced this new technology of using social media platforms to stay up to date, to give back to their communities, and to engage in conversations that affect their lives.
We can say that these developments have brought us many advances that the youth of the North are benefiting from in business, economy, education, and politics in the region.
Some people are eating food by typing and sending messages online, they have found jobs or have expanded the jobs they are doing.
Unfortunately, instead of using this opportunity to achieve progress, some people have chosen to exploit vulnerable children in the southern part of this country, fleeing abroad to escape public persecution, within and outside the country, or to engage in slanderous writing and insulting government officials and dignitaries.
What shows lack of progress, is holding back the progress of the youth of this country.
The establishment of the Arewa Media Writers in Nigeria is a great blessing, providing Northern youth with a good platform and a safe environment to express themselves on Social Media, so that they can write meaningful content and promote the goals of the Arewa people.
It is necessary for us to support this organization with what it needs in order to achieve its noble objectives, which will bring benefits not only to our region of the North, but to Nigeria as a whole.
We invite all of our citizens, especially those using social media, to join us in protecting the North and its rights, and to create a system that will bring change to everyone.
Our Northern leaders such as the Sardauna of Sokoto, the first Northern Premier Sir Ahmadu Bello, and their successors have strived to provide for the people of the North.
The late Malam Aminu Kano famously said, "Nigeria is one, but everyone knows their own house!" in his fight against injustice and oppression.
We reiterate our call for the advancement of the nation and the improvement of the governance system, at every level, to join hands with the people of the North without any religious or tribal discrimination, to bring progress to our region.
If we consider how the North used to be compared to how it is now.
We should make use of the wisdom that God has given us to provide the North with a sustainable path to economic prosperity through volunteering and advice.
Northern Nigeria should create revenue sources to fund its budget without waiting for the federal government to provide money.
In order for us to progress in the North, we must prioritize education, agriculture, tourism, health, science, and technology.
We can give help in many different ways, even if we don't have much money.
With this in mind, the North will fulfill our wishes!
We are proud of the North.
The government has allocated 126 billion naira for the renovation of hospitals in the country.
The federal government has allocated 126 billion naira from its economic improvement plans to repair hospitals in the country.
The healthcare facilities to be repaired include FMC Hospital, diagnostic centers, primary care centers, isolation centers for those with contagious diseases, and 36 teaching hospitals across the country.
Some health experts have called on government officials to join hands in raising funds to improve the nation's health sector.
At the meeting in Abuja, the participants made a call to provide accessible and quality healthcare to people in an easy manner.
Sadiq Umar, the senator representing Northern Kwara under the All Progressives Congress (APC) party, has stated that it is important for the Nigerian government to prioritize the improvement of the nation's health care system.
This lack of resources has caused the sector to be plagued with financial problems, resulting in its reliance on foreign aid.
Umar said that despite the aid they were receiving, there was no visible effort from the government in the health sector, which led them to start withdrawing the aid they were giving.
Nigeria has repatriated 53,000 people who were stranded in Nigeria.
The Nigeria Centre for Disease Control (NCDC) announced 221 new cases of Coronavirus in Nigeria on Wednesday.
The National Centre for Disease Control (NCDC) announced on Wednesday that Lagos State recorded the highest number of new cases with 17, followed by Plateau (60), FCT (33), Kaduna (26), Rivers (18), Enugu (9), Kwara (9), Ondo (9), Nasarawa (6), Gombe (5), Anambra (5), Delta (4), Abia (4), Imo (3), Edo (2), Ogun (2), Oyo (2), Osun (2), Bauchi (1) and Kano (1).
Currently, there are 53,021 people infected with the virus in Nigeria, 40,281 have recovered, and 1,010 have died.
So far, 11,730 people have been infected with the virus in Nigeria.
Currently, Lagos State has the highest number of people infected with COVID-19 at 18,035, followed by FCT - 5,079, Oyo - 3,060, Edo - 2,555, Delta - 1,719, Rivers - 2,108, Kano - 1,722, Ogun - 1,633, Kaduna - 2,085, Katsina - 771, Ondo - 1,524, Borno - 740, Gombe - 719, Bauchi - 645, Ebonyi - 965, Plateau - 2,245, Enugu - 1,096, Abia - 759, Imo - 526, Jigawa - 322, Kwara - 945, Bayelsa - 378, Nasarawa - 427, Osun - 771, Sokoto - 156, Niger - 239, Akwa Ibom - 271, Benue - 451, Adamawa - 217, Anambra - 207, Kebbi - 92, Zamfara - 78, Yobe - 67, Ekiti - 238, Taraba - 87, Kogi - 5, and Cross Rivers - 82.
IFAD estimates that the number of people who will die from hunger in Africa will exceed those killed by the Coronavirus.
The International Fund for Agricultural Development (IFAD) has announced that there are at least 23 million people facing hunger in the countries of the Sahel region of Africa in 2020.
IFAD President Gilbert Houngbo made this statement at the High-Level Panel on the Global Economy, at the World Economic Forum.
We are discussing the issue of Food Security in Africa during the Coronavirus pandemic.
Houngbo said that research and analysis of how to tackle food insecurity showed that in 2020, the number of people who will die from hunger in Africa will be close to the number of people who will die from the Coronavirus.
IFAD is a well-known organization that supports people living in rural areas by promoting agriculture, providing nutritious food, and generating income through farming.
Houngbo said that Coronavirus has highlighted the urgent need for improved food systems, distribution and transformation.
Women are frustrated by not being able to get around due to the travel restrictions.
Furthermore, they were not able to go to the farm and those who farm the crops for sale, the markets were closed so they could not sell their crops.
The report states that in 2019, 135 million people suffered from hunger worldwide, with 73 million of them coming from 36 African countries.
Nigeria's population decreased by 5 million people in 2019.
The NNPC has allocated 378.42 million naira for gas supply in June.
The Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC) has announced that the revenue generated from the sale of crude oil and gas in June was N378.42 million, compared to N133.16 million in May this year.
The Nigerian company further stated that this is an additional tax revenue that has been generated since the outbreak of the Coronavirus pandemic, which has caused the imposition of travel restrictions and the decline of oil prices in the global market.
In a statement from the company's Head of Public Relations, Dr. Kennie Obateru, NNPC declared that it had generated an additional revenue of 4.60 billion Naira from crude oil and gas sales between June 2019 and June 2020.
The company announced that it has earned a total of 378.42 million dollars from the sale of oil and gas exported to foreign countries in June 2020. It earned 133.16 million dollars in May 2020.
As the company previously announced, a total of 230.65 million dollars was received from oil sales, while a combined total of 75.97 million dollars and 71.80 million dollars was received from other sources.
The financial report that the company issued in June 2020 was the 59th report that the company publishes every year.
The report revealed that between June 2019 and June 2020, there was a decrease in revenue of 4.60 billion dollars from oil and gas.
The report also showed that, in order to ensure success in the distribution of petroleum products across the country in June 2020, NNPC split the oil barrel to 1.34 billion.
The report states that 950.67 million liters were sold in May 2020, due to the travel restrictions imposed in the country, which caused economic and commercial losses.
According to the report, in the year 2020, China sold 1.3 million tons of diesel fuel, 5.10 million tons of gasoline, and 1.65 million tons of kerosene, which were distributed throughout the country.
Between June 2019 and June 2020, more than 19.104 billion barrels of oil were sold, making up 99.36% of the total 18.9 billion barrels of gas sold.
The report revealed that the total amount of money sold in June 2020 was N134.22 billion, compared to N92.58 billion in May 2020. The total amount of money between June 2019 and June 2020 was N2.267 trillion, with a growth of 99.12%.
In the month in which this survey was conducted, there were 33 total respondents, which decreased to 11 in May 2020, for a total of 37.
The NNPC financial report for June 2020 showed that the company has partnered with local people and stakeholders to find a solution to the fuel scarcity problem in the country.
The EU is mediating between Turkey and Greece over the Aegean Sea.
The European Union's Council of Ministers has approved an agreement to intervene between Turkey and Greece over the Aegean Sea dispute.
On Thursday, she came to discuss how to end the phone contract with the terms and conditions.
On Tuesday, Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan declared that no one will be able to take away the control of the sea, because it is their own.
The bears are preparing to take what kind of steps are appropriate, ranging from political to military.
German Defense Minister Annegret Kramp-Karrenbauer of Germany has begun looking into how to handle the situation, saying that German Chancellor Angela Merkel is arranging a telephone conversation with President Erdogan on Friday.
President Buhari has appointed a Nigerian to serve as Minister in Canada.
Nigerian President Muhammadu Buhari has congratulated Kaycee Madu on his appointment as Minister of Justice and Chief Law Enforcement Officer of the Government of Alberta in Canada.
According to a statement released by the Special Adviser to the President of Nigeria, Femi Adesina.
Honey has made history as the first African Canadian appointed as a Minister of the Crown in Canadian history, and is the first Minister of the Crown to hold the portfolio of Minister of Labour for Alberta.
President Buhari declared this achievement as "historic", saying that it further honors Nigerians as resilient people who demonstrate their diversity in various ways of life.
The President said that in appointing Madu as the first Black Minister of Justice and Attorney General of Canada, he has entered the annals of history and he also called on Nigerians, both at home and abroad, to continue to be ambassadors of their country.
There were 415 deaths in Nigeria in the month of July.
At least 415 people were killed in various incidents across Nigeria in the month of July, according to a report published by an organization called Nigeria Mourn.
In the Report of the Casualty Count for July, Nigeria Mourns, which took the lead in the country, it stated that this figure it listed is a tally of only 21 states out of the 36 states of the country including Abuja.
This organization investigates reports published by credible media outlets, as well as information collected from family members, relatives, or acquaintances of those killed that have not been reported in the press.
The reports released by the organization showed that states of Borno, Kaduna and Katsina had the highest number of people killed in Nigeria in the month of July.
The report lists the number of people killed in the 21 states it surveyed.
Kaduna - 139, Barno - 113, Katsina - 80, Kogi - 17, Nasarawa - 13, Taraba - 10, Benuwai - 9, Ebonyi - 8, Zamfara - 7, Filato - 5, Edo - 2, Akwa Ibom - 2, Lagos - 2, Oyo - 1, Ogun - 1, Bayelsa - 1, Delta - 1, Kebbi - 1.
The report said that 185 people were killed by gunmen.
Boko Haram killed 123 people.
Armed groups carrying large weapons killed 67 people, and 26 were killed in inter-ethnic clashes.
Six people were involved in a robbery, and six security officers shot and killed them before they were taken to court.
There were two people who lost their lives in the hands of a secret organization.
283 people were killed in the explosion, and 132 security personnel were killed.
The report from this organization showed that 731 people were killed in June, and 356 people were killed in May.
Governor Samuel Ortom of Benue State has called on the Federal Government to allow Nigerians to own firearms licenses in light of the continued attacks on the public.
Senator Kabiru Marafa has previously made this call in 2018, when he was a Senator representing Zamfara.
President Buhari only has the right to protect this country - Nanono - Freedom Radio Nigeria.
The Minister of Agriculture, Alhaji Sabo Muhammad Nanono, has challenged state and local governments on the security situation in Nigeria.
The Minister of Agriculture had a discussion with the Hausa department of Radio France International about how the security crisis affects the farming sector.
The Minister said, "The truth is that it is not only the federal government that has the right to secure this thing, but also state governments and local authorities, if you go down to the districts and villages, they have all contributed to this state of security, but everyone stands up and says it is the federal government."
The government has the right to regulate the lives of its citizens, but those closest to these people should have started the conversation that we see a problem with these issues from the beginning.
Alhaji Sabo Nanono further stated that the federal government is intensifying its efforts to promote agriculture and food security in the country.
President Trump has put a ban on the sale of assault weapons.
On Friday, July 24th, US President Donald Trump signed executive orders for four US states to reduce the cost of prescription drugs that Americans are paying for, as he faces a re-election campaign and criticism over his handling of the COVID-19 pandemic in the country.
President Trump said he will almost completely reverse the executive order he signed on Friday, but this is the first time an executive order has been signed.
One of the regulations will allow for the importation of prescription drugs from countries like Canada legally, while another regulation will require drug manufacturers to reduce their prices, according to Trump.
The White House has proposed reducing the cost of insulin by fourfold, which would not be implemented if negotiations with drug companies are successful, and would require Medicare to purchase drugs at the same prices as other countries, according to Trump.
Nigeria has received its own UNICEF Award.
Over 80,000 youth from Nigeria have joined a UNICEF Children's Fund initiative to create a technology-based solution to the COVID-19 pandemic and provide solutions to the public, called the "UNICEF COVID-19 Innovation Challenge".
Those who received awards from Nigeria range from 14 to 35 years old.
Chukwuma Nwachukwu, a 28-year-old among the youths, presented how to use solar energy to provide water to help fight the virus.
Chukwuma Nwachukwu achieved success in the first round of the competition by using solar energy to power his fanfon.
Chukwuma Nwachukwu said his goal is to provide clean water to the people of Abuja, giving them access to safe water.
Nwachukwu is among the many Nigerian youth who have joined the "UNICEF COVID-19 Innovation Challenge" which was launched in May and has been running for six weeks.
UNICEF has said that all innovations have shown how young people can contribute greatly during difficult times.
There are approximately 60 million people in Nigeria, almost one-third of the country's population, who do not have access to clean water, according to the Water Aid charity.
Governor Ganduje and President Buhari Agree on Kano State - Leadership Hausa Newspapers.
Several civil society organizations in Kano have sent a petition to Governor Abdullahi Ganduje of Kano State to President Muhammadu Buhari regarding his proposal to borrow money from a Chinese bank to build a railway line.
The 15-member Kano Forum has expressed what it calls a "pointless" expenditure by the Ganduje administration to build the first railway line in Kano City, citing the major challenges facing the state.
The union has accused Governor Ganduje of taking a loan of 684 million euros, equivalent to about three billion naira, which they said the government has not been able to pay back in 50 years.
The leader of the organization, Alhaji Bashir Othman Tofa, said that it is almost impossible to say that Kano State has taken on a heavier burden than what was already imposed on it in the past.
The United States has imposed sanctions on Nigeria as a solution - Moderation.
Alhaji Aliyu Maigidaje, a leader in the Kaduna State community, has indicated that the only solution to the issue of rape in Nigeria, particularly in the North, is to impose the death penalty on those convicted of the crime.
Alhaji Aliyu Maigidaje announced this during his interview with Leadership Today in Kaduna, adding that if the government confirms it after investigation, the only solution is to impose the death penalty.
English: I can say that making a decision will reduce the number of sexual assaults that can be experienced, but the biggest relief is to change our attitudes.
Alhaji Aliyu Maigidaje said that we should always remember to obey Allah and His Prophet, and to keep our promises, because no one knows when they will die.
He said that it is necessary for a man, whether a big man or a small man, to marry a young girl or three girls, three or five years old, and rape her.
To conclude, between us and God, we should not keep criticizing leaders or rulers, implying that there is no way a country can progress if such behavior is present.
We can say that this is why we are in a difficult situation in the country, because the rulers, governors, and president have no idea how to move the country forward.
We must say that, until that barrier is broken and a new one appears, it is our duty to reform ourselves so that God may bring us a solution to the issue of rape.
We must remember that, even if it is done for safety, everything should be left to God because He is the one who relieves all distress and poverty for the people.
No matter what situation you are in, Allah is aware of you and whatever you do, so always be mindful and humble, and always remember that you will die and always remember that you will be held accountable for your actions. If you are held accountable for what you have done, then repent.
The police have been reported to be making efforts to transfer those accused of rape to the Magistrate Court for proper trial, which has become a problem in our region of Northern Nigeria and the country at large.
He called on parents to pay more attention to their children, giving examples of the expectations they place on them that can lead to problems.
He said that some parents do not monitor the lives of their children, whether they go to school or come home on time, and he added that there is a fault on the part of some parents because they should know that God has given them children and on the Day of Judgment He will ask them about the kind of upbringing they gave their children.
The number of people infected with COVID-19 in Nigeria has risen to 40,000.
The Nigeria Centre for Disease Control (NCDC) reported that 591 additional people have tested positive for COVID-19 on Friday, 24th July.
On Friday, in a tweet posted on her Twitter page, the agency said Oyo State had recorded 191 additional cases while Lagos State, which leads in the number of cases in the country, had recorded 168.
In the states, Abuja had the highest number of cases with 61, followed by Ondo with 29, Osun with 26, Ebonyi with 24, Edo with 23, Ogun with 14, Rivers with 13, Akwa Ibom with 12, Kaduna with 10, Katsina with 6, and Borno with 4.
There are three people from Delta, Ekiti, and Imo states respectively, and one from Niger state.
The number of confirmed cases of the disease now stands at 39,539, and 16,559 people have been discharged, while 845 people have died.
The government has received around 651 billion as revenue.
The National Bureau of Statistics has reported that the Federal Government has generated revenue from the Value Added Tax (VAT) in the first six months of this year amounting to N12.571 billion.
According to a report published by the NBS on its website, the report showed that the amount collected in such a period of eleven months in the previous year stood at N6.8 trillion.
The report shows that there has been an increase of seven to five cases compared to last year.
The National Bureau of Statistics has stated that the private sector is the largest contributor of funds, amounting to 5.2 trillion naira.
The manufacturing sector collected taxes on goods that amounted to Naira billion sixty-seven million three hundred thousand.
The trading sector provided thirty-one billion naira and ten million.
The healthcare sector, including hospitals, pharmacies, and others, has provided a Value Added Tax of over one billion naira, two million, and twenty-five thousand.
Manoman Shinkafa is a traditional Hausa dish made with rice and served with a side of stew and a piece of bread.
People in Benin State are expecting to harvest a large amount of rice in two months after planting.
Some of those mentioned in Makurdi expressed hope that the harvest would be at any time between October and November.
A small-scale farmer from Mbatiab-Gboko in the state of Titus Atondo said that he planted corn in an area of two hectares in July.
He said he bought the rice from the market in his area and they were in two groups of CP and OC rice while he used the Dazzle seasoning to share the grains for sorting and threshing.
According to Titus Atondo, the challenges of producing rice in drylands are numerous because we rely heavily on manual labor as customers cannot access mechanized means.
Titus Atondo said that we are taking people to do farming from the grassroots level up to the top, adding that this is exhausting and a lot of work.
He said that all the money spent on his farm, which is now, includes seed, fertilizer, modern equipment and is expected to reach N2020,000.
Titus Atondo continued to say, however, he estimated at least 50 bags as the yield from the two hectares that would likely be sold at a price of Naira 29,000 per 100kg bag.
Bitalis Tarnongu, a major rice farmer, planted 274 hectares of rice from June to July at a price of Naira 14,500 per hectare while the market rate was Naira 25,000 per hectare.
44 (Supi) and 61 (OC) varieties of maize obtained from the National Cereals Research Institute (NCRI) and some sourced from Olam Nigeria were planted.
I must say that the levels of growth at this time are in various forms while some are in the process of harvesting, some are in the initial stages of animal slaughter as per the farming stages.
Tarnongu said further that the challenges so far have been financial since the cost of procuring the chosen animals is expensive and the cost of fodder has increased.
She said that the harvest season will start from October to November.
I can say that the total cost of fuel at the end of the day will be the least Naira 246,000 per liter while it is expected to provide three tons which can translate to Naira 360,000 on Naira 120 per kilo.
Instead of using chemicals on the rice field, Tarnongu suggests traditional farming methods, adding that, therefore, we use very few pesticides, herbicides and insecticides.
The President of the Farmers Association of Nigeria (AFAN) in Benue State, Comrade Aondongu Saaku, expressed his hope that the weather this year will be conducive for a good harvest of rice.
According to the President of the Farmers Association of Nigeria (AFAN), Comrade Aondongu Saaku, more farmers have entered the rice farming business at the end of this year due to the Coronavirus pandemic which has prevented many people from leaving their offices and staying at home.
He said, "I will take 20 out of 100 of the goods provided in 2019 which were estimated to be over one million."
Data collectors are currently taking surveys of different types of farmers and when the task is completed, the number of rice farmers in the state will be determined.
The President of the Farmers Association of Nigeria (AFAN) in Benue State, Comrade Aondongu Saaku, who said he has three hectares of rice farm, noticed that some farmers harvested their rice in June while those who farm on a short-term basis usually do so at the end of November or beginning of December when the harvest is expected.
The leader of AFAN stated that farmers are using pesticides to kill pests, herbicides to kill weeds, and insecticides to kill insects.
He also mentioned the challenges posed by animals that threaten rice farming, saying that farmers are using fences and setting up traps to address the issue.
Covid 19: Two Million Free Vaccines to be Distributed in Kano.
The Kano State Government in Northern Nigeria has allocated two billion naira for the provision of face masks, gloves, and hand sanitizers.
Governor Abdullahi Umar Ganduje led the launch of the commodities at a ceremony held at the state government house.
Governor Ganduje stated that the use of face masks must be mandatory throughout the state, following the success the state has had in combating the Covid 19 virus, commonly known as the Corona Virus.
According to tradition, a feudal system of government was established in this region, where rulers, nobles, and village chiefs worked together to ensure the prevention of disorder.
The governor said that, with the allowance, it would enable them to distribute the funds to the employee unions in the state.
The royal family of Kano, led by Emir Aminu Ado Bayero, gave thanks to Allah for the decrease in cases of Covid 19 in Kano State.
We also urge the community to continue to support the government in ending the pandemic and to pray for those who have lost their loved ones.
English: He advised the public to perform their prayers with caution and take precautions to protect themselves from contracting Covid 19.
We should continue to follow the safety guidelines set by health authorities, especially in places of worship.
English: "It is not necessary to throw away old books, but it is appropriate to respect them at all times," said the Emir of Kano.
In his initial response, the Health Commissioner of Jigawa State, Dr. Aminu Ibrahim Tsanyawa, commended the state government for the measures it has taken to contain the spread of the Coronavirus.
He also mentioned that there is a decrease in the number of people infected with this virus, and various government departments and independent organizations have praised the government's efforts in fighting the Covid 19 pandemic.
At the discussion, the State Commissioner for Environment, Dr Kabiru Ibrahim Getso, said that in addition to the layoffs in government offices and private businesses, they have distributed over 90,000 relief packages to combat poverty.
Some of the groups that have benefited from this policy of face mask, hand sanitizer and increased testing have reached two million naira, including the three-tier TOAKAN groups, the NURTW union, NARTO, RTEAN, motor dealers, the consular corps and small government officials and others.
The tournament held at the government field in Kano State was attended by prominent figures in the peace process, traditional rulers, labor unions, and many other people.
The Organization of the Election of the Republic of Niger's Political Parties Meeting.
The CNDP conference discussed important topics such as the adoption of laws and regulations by the government to ensure that women have full access to electoral processes in order to participate fully in the governance of the country, as explained by Dr Dita Idrissa, spokesperson for the MRN political party in Niger.
Our new members of the political party that advocates for reform have welcomed this initiative to bring women into politics, starting with the issue of giving them voting tickets in political parties, as stated by the leader of these parties, Malam Hambali Dodo.
The participants of this meeting brought the demand for a system of elections in Nigeria that would allow for the prevention of fraud, as part of their agenda.
This requirement did not gain entry, according to the election authority, as any form of manipulation of the law at this time of the beginning of the campaign is illegal.
Those who continue to defy all other electoral regulations were not invited to this meeting, a measure taken in response to the illegality they alleged against the CENI electoral commission.
On the 13th of December 2020, local elections will be held while the first round of the presidential and parliamentary elections will be held two weeks later on the 27th.
Improving their lives - Empowerment - Freedom Radio Nigeria.
The call for the people of Wudil to support refugees and internally displaced persons in Kano has been issued by the government's relief agency.
The Chairman of the Endowment Board, Abubakar Hassan, made this announcement in a statement issued by the Endowment Board's spokesperson, Abdullahi Ahamad, which was widely circulated to the media here in Kano.
The duty also requires the community to provide relief to the destitute in their locality and to the strangers and refugees in their midst.
He also asked for donations of food, clothing, or money to help feed the needy and other special cases.
You can call these phone numbers to provide emergency assistance to victims, 08106211786 and 09036287631.
The President of the Charity declared that assistance to refugees would sustain their lives.
Nigerian students in Cyprus have rejected Abike Dabire's claim that students are being subjected to genocide in the country.
Nigerian students studying in Cyprus, TRCN, have criticized the Chairman of the Nigerian Diaspora Commission (NiDCOM), for warning parents not to send their children to Northern Cyprus, saying it is a form of exploitation.
On Monday, Abike Dabiri-Erewa issued a warning that thousands of Nigerians are being killed in Northern Cyprus without the government of the country conducting thorough investigations.
She made this statement after news of the killing of a student named Ibrahim Khaleel was received.
Dalibin, a Nigerian, was killed and to this day no further information has been heard.
The tragedy of Ibrahim Khaleel should serve as a lesson to parents to stop sending their children into the world, only to have them killed recklessly, especially in Northern Cyprus.
People do not know that the world does not recognize the existence of a Northern Cyprus country.
The United Nations has not recognized the country.
My mother's relatives in Nigeria are living in the country and studying, but thousands of Nigerians are being killed in the country.
She said Nigeria will reveal the names of thousands of Nigerians who have been victims of murder in the country.
Nigerian students studying abroad said that peace in Northern Cyprus is better than in Nigeria, far away and not close.
The President of the National Association of Nigerian Students Studying Abroad (NANS), Evidence Akhayere, stated that although Nigerian students studying abroad are facing challenges, students in Northern Cyprus are not facing any difficulties, challenges, or obstacles.
PREMIUM TIMES was provided with evidence by Haka Evidence in their conversation.
She said it was not true that thousands of Nigerian students have died in Cyprus.
The student's tuition fee is 100 yuan.
All those who died were victims of an accident, not murder.
English: I have received news of the coronavirus.
John Nkengasong, the head of the African Centre for Disease Control, said that this does not mean going back to the past, as this request has not been finalized yet.
The news reports have reported that the official has said that the tests and safety measures that the public is following are meeting the needs and it is good to continue to be cautious.
So far, 23 out of 54 countries in Africa have reported a decrease in cases of infection.
There are approximately one million and twelve thousand people infected with the disease in Africa, with the majority of cases in South Africa.
The bus will continue to travel between Kaduna and Abuja.
Transportation Minister Rotimi Amaechi has announced that the resumption of the zero-fare train service between Abuja and Kaduna will take place on July 29th.
Amaechi announced this today Saturday when he tested some new aircrafts that will be flying between Kaduna and Abuja.
Last month, March, we took a step to combat the spread of COVID-19.
According to the Minister, people from different backgrounds have requested to return to work before the Eid holiday this week.
The Minister declared that the government has taken measures to prevent the spread of the virus at this time in all air travel.
The CEO of the national airline, Fidet Okhiria, has said that the airline's operations will gradually resume in the coming week.
Time to discuss a solution to the conflict in Mali.
Four of the leaders of West African countries have begun a meeting on this Monday with the aim of resolving the political crisis in Mali.
Taron wanda shi ne karo na uku tun bayan tsanantar rikicin, zai mayar da hankali kan samar da maslaha a tsakanin Shugaba Ibrahim Boubacar Keita da jagoran jam'iyyar adawa Imam Mahmoud Dicko. English: The third meeting since the escalation of the conflict will focus on finding a solution between President Ibrahim Boubacar Keita and the leader of the opposition Imam Mahmoud Dicko.
The meeting between the leaders of Nigeria, Niger, Ghana, Cote d'Ivoire, and Senegal, which was chaired by former Nigerian President Goodluck Jonathan, was successful.
According to the ECOWAS, they will not take any action despite showing their disapproval of the coup that ousted President IBK from power.
Now we must watch to see how she will say it.
The leaders should provide their people with truth so that there will be no unrest.
The Speaker of the Kaduna State House of Assembly, Yusuf Zailani, has urged religious leaders to always tell their followers the truth instead of misleading them in places of worship and creating disharmony.
Zailani declared this when he was giving a speech in the Kaduna State Government House conference room when the state government was receiving the delegation of the Nigerian Christian Association who visited Kaduna yesterday.
Zailani added that "It's true that they don't like to talk about it, if you go to some places of worship you will hear their leaders preaching and then they insult their fellow believers who don't belong to their religion.
Hakan is causing a conflict between people.
Finally, he said that we must come together and the religious leaders must teach the followers the message of God the Almighty as it is written in our religious books, or else there will be no peace.
Uba Sani, representing Kaduna Central, who attended this meeting, asked those who are not from Kaduna to think carefully before speaking.
This conflict has been going on for more than 40 years.
The first step is to get a governor who will lift the restrictions, and then we can solve this problem.
Many people only hear one side of the story due to the way some people twist the truth of what is happening.
The double number of N-Power beneficiaries will be increased under the program.
Minister of Humanitarian Affairs and Disaster Management, Sadiya Farouk, has stated that many of the beneficiaries of the N-Power program, who receive an allowance every month, are employed in various places, according to research.
On Thursday, the Minister issued a statement saying that there are indeed people who have not been paid, but the issue did not originate from her office. The office has already submitted the names of more than 500,000 people to be verified and paid their arrears.
There are certain titles that are given to reward those who serve the government, they receive money after working in certain places.
This program is for those without jobs, but some of those receiving N-Power grants are working in other places and receiving the grant.
Now they are doing a survey to find out who among them will pay.
Those who have benefited from the unpaid program should be patient that they will receive their compensation soon.
The N-Power program was launched by Minister Sadiya in Abuja.
The youth who attended the protest rally to express their displeasure over the suspension of the N-Power scheme from across the country in Abuja on Friday have stated that it is a wrong decision for the government to suspend the youth.
The members of the assembly have made a rush to the House to show their disapproval of the suspension of the program within a short period of time.
One of the participants at the meeting and a representative from Kano State, in an interview with PREMIUM TIMES HAUSA reporter, stated that they are calling on the government to reverse its decision and pay those who have not yet received their third tranche of allowances.
They also called for funding support, given that the youth have long been benefiting from this government aid.
Members of the House who heard the cries then moved to the Federal Government Employees Department to confront the Minister of Humanitarian Affairs, Sadiya Farouk.
The Minister of Finance, Mai Rajin Kare Hakkin dan Adam, Mustapha Soron Dinki, took a tour from Kano to Abuja with the youths and said that this tour was done to sensitize the Minister on the rights of those benefiting from the various schemes before they are stopped.
The youth have made a demand in the National Assembly.
We hope that the government will listen to the needs of these people and provide them with solutions that will help them to continue living as normal.
The people of Kwaleye are calling on the government to show them mercy and compassion through their writing.
Tolutope Arotile's funeral was the first flight of a Matukiyar Airlines plane to Nigeria.
The first military funeral of late Tolulope Arotile, Nigeria's first female combat helicopter pilot, was held in Abuja with full military honors.
Arotile was killed due to a gunshot wound inflicted by some of her former colleagues in the Air Force Base when they shot her from behind on Monday, July 14th.
Many military personnel, including the Governor of Kogi State, Mrs. Arotile's father, attended the funeral service held at the Nigerian Military Cemetery in Gudu, Abuja.
The late lamented stated that she gave great service in the fight against forest bandits in Niger State where she piloted the Air Force mission.
Nigerian President Muhammadu Buhari commended her for her dedication to the advancement of the country.
Air Marshal Sadique Abubakar, the Chief of Air Staff, said that the death of the Chief of Army Staff is a great loss to the military and a great sacrifice for his family and all Nigerian military personnel.
The King of People is praised and honored.
English: Beyonce's song "Black is King" celebrates the continued success and influence of Black people around the world, due to their representation of African culture.
Many people have said that this 85-minute long film from South Africa surpasses the film.
Black is King is a musical film featuring songs by the renowned American singer and songwriter Beyonce, who leads the production, direction, and completion of the film.
This film has a soundtrack featuring the song "The Lion King: The Gift", also known as The King of Pride: The Gift.
The movie was filmed in America, West and Central Africa, and Europe, and it featured many African musicians.
This film, released in July, received mixed reviews from audiences, but there were some detractors.
Some say that Beyonce, who was born in Houston, Texas in the United States, appropriates African elements without context, particularly in her music videos, despite having no direct connection to the African continent.
We are grateful to those who have worked hard to make this film about South Africa a reality.
Sibusiso Mathebula, a film studies student, said he was honored to be included among the filmmakers.
He said the movie overwhelmed him.
The movie brings up many topics that were not taught in school about the history of the Bakar Fata.
When he saw the movie, he began to understand the story and the costumes she was wearing, as well as the overall elements of the movie, which brought many surprises beyond what was expected to happen.
King Motosoane believes that Beyonce's message to Africans both at home and abroad - including African-Americans in the US - is that they have the right to use what some consider to be African cultural artifacts.
He expressed his interest in the movie.
The chief said that women should be given lower-level positions in the community.
Doing difficult tasks with great impact strengthens character.
Mathebula said that watching Beyonce's movie made him interested in making his own movie to spread awareness about Africa.
African fans of Beyonce have agreed on one thing: If the King of Pop is Michael Jackson, then Beyonce is the Queen.
Anita Powell is an American journalist who compiled this report for us.
Minister Sadiya encouraged the journalists and aid workers.
Nigeria's Minister of Labour and Employment, Hajiya Sadiya Umar Farouk, has commended the efforts of the media, labour and relevant stakeholders at the time of the ministry's one year anniversary.
President Muhammadu Buhari established this agency on August 21, 2019 to carry out relief operations, combat crime, and provide assistance to vulnerable populations.
In her statement of purpose for her work in media, Halima Oyelade noted that this year has been full of challenges and opportunities, in which we have learned ways to respond to the needs of the public and address issues of harm, but in all of our activities we have focused on fulfilling our mandate which includes providing services to the public, preventing harm, supporting those affected by harm, and developing strategies to reduce harm if it occurs, which has helped us to improve our work for the future.
When she praised the President for his far-reaching initiative in creating a ministry that was at the forefront of the fight against the coronavirus, Hajiya Sadiya Umar Farouk thanked him for appointing her to the position of Minister of the ministry.
She has also taken into consideration that in this year, she has learned important lessons and gained new understanding of ways to engage and disengage in this work.
The Minister praised the media outlets, saying that these outlets are travel companions that must be strongly connected with in order to achieve success.
She said, "I want to make it clear today that the work you are doing is appropriate."
She does not take credit for her successes, but she is ready and her colleagues are willing to continue their work with dedication and commitment to fulfill their promises, which is in line with their mission of Service2Humanity for the year.
The Minister expressed special appreciation for the "aid workers and partners in this sector from UN agencies such as OCHA, IOM, UNHCR and WHO. World Food Programme, World Bank, USAID and the European Union (EU), as well as other partner organizations who continue to provide assistance despite the insecurity and challenges they face.
We must remember those who have died in conflict zones this past year.
The minister stated that the establishment of the ministry within one year has necessitated a great deal of effort.
She said, "As we celebrate our first anniversary, I want to say that it is time for us to re-energize our efforts in carrying out our work."
We need to develop strategies for managing risks, providing relief and creating public support that will help us improve our work in the future.
In Nigeria, as farmers are harvesting their crops, farmers in Sokoto State have begun to complain about the damage caused by rodents, which could potentially reduce the expected yield.
People in Sokoto State are rejoicing as food security has improved this year 2020.
Some local people in Akan dole have adopted a traditional method of controlling pests, as described by a young man named Faruk from the Dange Shuni area.
Sambo Abubakar, one of the local farmers, said that the locusts are now destroying all the crops that they had started to consume in the fields.
The leader of the Nigerian Farmers Association in Sokoto State, Murtala Gagado Minannata, stated that currently two-thirds of Sokoto State are facing this problem.
They also said that they are now waiting to hear the situation of the small local governments in the state in order to compile a report to be sent to the state and federal agriculture departments to take measures to help the farmers.
The Minister of the Federal Ministry of Pest Control and Quarantine, Dr. Maikanti Kagara, has stated that it will not take more than one week to complete the extermination of pests in the Sokoto area.
I must say that the refugees came from the Republic of Niger and the Republic of Benin, and international relations require a treaty to be signed before any solution to the problem can be reached.
The federal government of Nigeria has launched a campaign to eradicate pests in 12 northern states bordering foreign countries, from which pests are entering Nigeria.
This problem of obtaining this resource can set back the progress seen in the agricultural sector that governments claim to be giving special attention to.
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Ana receives four thousand naira every month from IPPIS - Akanta.
The Federal Government has announced that it has received N2.1 trillion from federal government employees, ministries, departments and agencies after the implementation of the IPPIS salary payment system.
The government has been receiving an average of four billion naira daily since the implementation of the IPPIS system in the ministries, departments and agencies of government (MDAs).
Ahmed Idris made this statement when he was speaking to the Communications Committee of the House of Representatives who visited his office in Abuja.
He also announced that his office will collaborate with the Office of the National Security Adviser to combat the leakage of government confidential information for the purpose of thwarting cybercrime.
Senator Yakubu Oseni, the Chairman of the Senate Committee on Communications, gave an answer that the country is facing many challenges regarding the security of government data on the internet due to cyber attacks.
The people of the cafe can accuse a certain king in the north of murdering a woman.
The police in Kogi State have announced the arrest of three people accused of killing the wife of the state's Grand Imam.
English: The informant, who was not present, reported that terrorists had killed Yemisi Baderu in front of her husband and children.
The Commander of the Kogi State Police Command, DSP William Aya, has confirmed the incident and stated that three suspects are being investigated for their alleged involvement in the murder of a woman.
Farmers did it in the Stereo area, where they killed Yemisi Baderu, in Ijumu Local Government Area of the state.
He said that a woman was killed in her house in front of her husband and children.
The Punch newspaper reported that a woman was killed by strangulation.
The Commander of the Army in the state, DSP William Aya, confirming the incident, said that those suspected have been arrested and are being charged.
On the other hand, the major security adviser in the region, Taufik Isa, who visited the region on Saturday, compared the situation to a lack of faith.
Buhari is chairing the meeting of the Council of Elders.
President Muhammadu Buhari is leading a national conference in Abuja.
News reports have said that before the start of the meeting, a moment of silence was held to honor the late father of the Governor of Kwara State and first lawyer from the Northern part of the country, Alhaji Abdulganiyu Abdurrazak, who passed away recently in Abuja, the Federal Capital Territory.
Yesterday, the father of the Governor of Kwara State passed away after suffering from a prolonged illness.
The King of African Hausa has asked students to learn how to speak Hausa - Freedom Radio Nigeria.
African King and Governor of Agadaz State, Dr. Abdulkadir Labaran Koguna, has called on students to focus on learning and mastering the Hausa language.
Today, Dr. Abdulkadir Labaran announced this on the "Barka da Hantsi" program of Freedom Radio, which focused on World Hausa Day, which will be held tomorrow on Wednesday.
Dr. Labaran said that the Hausa language is very successful in preserving its culture, stating that young people are now trying to adopt the culture of other languages which is not appropriate.
According to him, Hausa language has spread to over fifty countries around the world, giving them the opportunity to have royalty in some countries in the Hausa language region.
Malam Nura Sulaiman Janburji, the leader of the National Hausa Students Association, said that Hausa language has the potential to give students the opportunity to establish a state in underdeveloped countries.
Two scholars have called on governments at all levels to promote the Hausa language in the country's assemblies in order to preserve its reputation in the world.
James is taking measures to fight against the coronavirus.
Angela Merkel gave her support to the Euro 50 fine for anyone caught not wearing a face mask or covering their mouth and nose in public.
We need to reduce the number of people gathering in and outside the house.
The government has stated that it supports the Health Minister's call to cease free testing for those returning from abroad.
Germany was successful in ending the pandemic, but due to the loosening of restrictions at the beginning of this year, there has been an increase in new cases of the virus now.
Introducing the New COVID-19 Relief Bill in America.
According to reports, as the number of COVID-19 cases continues to rise in the United States, it is expected that today, Monday, members of the Republican Party in the House of Representatives will introduce a relief bill.
Ana tunanin cewa za a tallafa kudade dala tiriliyan daya domin sassauta radadin da annobar coronavirus ta haifar a kasar.
Congress is set to pass a first round of financial relief for millions of Americans who have lost their jobs due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
On Thursday, after days of negotiations with Republican lawmakers in Congress, White House Chief of Staff Mark Meadows and Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin said the relief package includes an expansion of the program to provide money to those who have lost their jobs.
Americans will see a 70 out of 100 return on their investment this time around.
On Friday, the first round of relief will begin, providing financial assistance to those who have lost their jobs, as well as an additional $600 per week on top of what the states are providing.
The Republicans are complaining that this scheme means paying some people a salary of up to $15 an hour when they are working, if the federal government and the state combine their funding.
English: Democrats in our area have challenged this statement, saying that due to the increasing spread of the coronavirus, some employees do not have the security to return to work.
The reason I returned to the APC after leaving the PDP.
Former Speaker of the House of Representatives of Nigeria, Yakubu Dogara, has stated the reasons for his switch from the PDP to the APC after the President of the APC, Mai Mala Buni, announced his return to the party.
Dogara, who wrote in for the PDP in his constituency of Bogoro, stated that the resignation of the governorship of his state of Bauchi under the Bala Muhammed government, which helped to achieve success, is the reason why he left the party.
Dogara said he could not open his mouth to ask how the government of the state was being run without being accused of disloyalty, so he withdrew his candidacy to leave the party.
The former Speaker of the House said that if he were to make his hands available for combat, he would guarantee that everything would be done according to how matters are handled in Bauchi State under Governor Bala Muhammed, after during the time of Governor Isa Yuguda and Mohammed Abubakar everyone heard his voice and expressed his opinion if he saw something wrong.
The Federal Government has launched an agricultural program to provide food and employment.
The Federal Government has launched the Agricultural Financing Guarantee Program (AFGP), a component of the Economic Recovery Plan, to provide food and employment.
This program was launched to help farmers reduce the risk of life due to the Coronavirus pandemic.
This statement came from the Minister of Agriculture, Sabo Nanono, at the launch of the program in Katsina.
The spokesperson for the Ministry of Agriculture, Ezekiel Ikemefuna, released a statement on Thursday.
This speech will address the hardships people have faced due to the outbreak of the Coronavirus in this country and around the world.
Shirin will increase farmers' access to food production, improvement, and transportation methods in Nigeria.
The Minister of Agriculture, as reported, said that this launch of the scheme represents more than 1.1 million small farmers across the country.
It is said that these smallholder farmers, numbering more than 1.1 million, are part of the Farmer Network under 6 companies including AFEX, BabanGona, Value Seeds, Universal, Thrive Agric and Oxfam.
We will not give up and we will reveal the second group of B, those who will benefit from this rental scheme.
President Muhammadu Buhari has reminded us of how he established the Economic Sustainability Committee to tackle the economic fallout from the Coronavirus pandemic.
One of the ways to revitalize the economy of this country, including the AFJP Scheme, is to promote agriculture from its subsistence hand-to-mouth farming to modern and sustainable food production.
He said that the scheme includes the government's food rationing scheme to distribute 100,000 metric tons of food to vulnerable households affected by food insecurity and hunger during the COVID-19 pandemic.
It is expected that within one year, this initiative will provide 5 to 10 million jobs for young people.
Bears will provide food worth approximately 10 million metric tons from 20,000 to 100,000 per province, to farmers at least 2.4 million.
People need to be aware of the 2019 Sharia Law Code of Conduct - KCSF Organization.
Kano Civil Society Forum (KCSF), in collaboration with the European Union, the British Council, and Rule of Law and Anti-corruption (Rolac), presented a paper on the implementation of the 2019 Penal Code in Kano State.
Taron wanda ya gudana a cibiyar Dimokradiyya da fadada bincike ta Aminu Kano dake gidan Mumbayya, ya yi duba akan sabbin dokoki da yadda tsarin gudanar dasu yake ga al'umma. An shiryawa kungiyoyin farar hula dake Kano 150 da ƴan Jarida don gudanar da wannan taron.
The keynote speaker, Dr. Nuhu Musa Idris, from the Department of Sharia Law at Bayero University in Kano, discussed some overarching regulations.
He called for a review of some outdated laws resulting from changes in the law of travel with time.
The Chairman of the Coalition of Civil Society Organizations in Kano State (KCSF), Ibrahim Wayya, said that ignorance of the law is a major obstacle to the protection of people's rights and that it is necessary to know how they work.
Three representatives from the civil society organizations attended the third edition of the Kano State Sanatoriums Forum, where they expressed their views on the regulations and messages.
Our representative, Aminu Halilu Tudunwada, who attended the telephone conference, informed us that the issues of some regulations that have been imposed on the community and the challenges they face were discussed.
Those who often do not know their rights, as the law has more than 400 regulations, with more detailed information on calling for help.
Ana is introducing a new driver registration system in Nigeria.
The Socio-Economic Rights and Accountability Project (SERAP) has called on President Muhammadu Buhari to immediately suspend the Minister of Justice and Attorney General of the Federation, Abubakar Malami, and the Registrar-General of the Corporate Affairs Commission over plans to register places of worship.
According to SERAP, this action is a violation of human rights as stipulated in the Nigerian Constitution.
Before human rights organizations could comment on this government action, leaders of various religions had already presented their complaints to the Buhari government, asking that the National Assembly reconsider and approve the law, so that it would not conflict with the religious freedom and tolerance provided by the country's constitution.
Pastor Yohanna Buro, the Christian leader in Kaduna State, told a representative of Voice of America that this law does not have a basis, but if the government is trying to restrict worship or impose restrictions, then it is valid.
English: It is important to use existing methods to monitor and investigate those who violate the law without introducing new legislation.
Dr. Bashir Yankuzo, the head of the Department of Chemistry at Minna University, said that although the government should keep an eye on companies and organizations for national security, this does not mean that it should infringe on the rights of individuals or groups.
Now the only thing left to do is for the government to listen to this public outcry.
The Federal University of Technology Akure (FUTA) has attempted to shut down the PREMIUM TIMES website on the internet.
The Federal University of Technology Akure (FUTA) has taken on the responsibility of providing web hosting services for the popular Nigerian online newspaper, PREMIUM TIMES.
This firewall attempted to block access to websites on the internet, taking any action that users of the sites would take to access them, but it was unsuccessful.
He has been engaging in the illegal activity of "hacking" since February 28th, where he infiltrated the university's computer systems and has been conducting his attacks by using the university's "data".
If he tried to hack into the PREMIUM TIMES internet server and computer, then he would attack again with his GSM phone.
For five days he tried to hack into the PREMIUM TIMES main website, but he was unsuccessful, even though he used various modern hacking techniques.
Despite the lack of support, the university is aware that PREMIUM TIMES has a strong and well-structured framework that an average person cannot breach.
Additionally, PREMIUM has a strong security team of modern webmasters including the King of War PREMIUM TIMES and the Grand Marshal, Webmaster of PREMIUM TIMES.
These security personnel are highly skilled in thwarting any malicious attempts or any attempts to infiltrate the PREMIUM TIMES database.
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At 8am, he started to unlock the gate of the PREMIUM TIMES Main Compound, to see how he could break in and completely ransack the compound.
He succeeded in breaking into the website at night, and the next morning at 6:15am he tried again, this time using "WPScan", a tool used to detect vulnerabilities in major websites like PREMIUM TIMES.
Ninety days ago, we began our effort to embrace modern computer technology with the introduction of the "custom script".
He tried every effort to lock down the PREMIUM TIMES website through computer hacking.
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This policy applies to both small and large entities that enter the domain of modern communication, such as PREMIUM TIMES, and will ensure that any page or website they own is not closed or removed without their consent.
This lack of knowledge has made all the equipment he used, all the old tools that could not cause any harm or damage to PREMIUM TIMES.
On this day, he faced a great challenge to overcome by taking the route of DDOS attack on the NTP Network, an old route that has been used since the village of Kano.
On March 3rd, he tried every method to reduce the burden on his computer and mind, but he was unsuccessful.
This initiative by the PREMIUM TIMES editorial board comes a few days after PREMIUM TIMES published a report of the rift between President Muhammadu Buhari's National Security Adviser, Babagana Monguno, and the late Chief of Staff to the President, Abba Kyari.
Some students at the Federal University of Technology in Akure have informed PREMIUM TIMES that the university has hired some hackers to attack and deface the PREMIUM TIMES website.
The Federal University of Technology (FUTA) has distanced itself from the attempt to block the Premium Times' main internet hub, after being contacted by Premium Times.
FUTA said that it will only intervene if a student at the university is attempting to resolve the dispute on their own, without the involvement of FUTA.
CORONA: There are currently 604 confirmed cases of coronavirus in Nigeria, with 38,948 total cases.
The Nigeria Centre for Disease Control (NCDC) announced 604 new cases of Coronavirus in Nigeria on Thursday.
The National Centre for Disease Control (NCDC) announced on Thursday that Lagos State recorded the highest number of new cases with 203, followed by Oyo (87), FCT (79), Edo (41), Osun (35), Ogun (24), Rivers (22), Kaduna (22), Akwa Ibom (20), Plateau (18), Delta (9), Ebonyi (9), Imo (8), Enugu (5), Kano (5), Cross River (5), Katsina (4), Nasarawa (3), Borno (2), Ekiti (2) and Bauchi (1).
Currently, there are 38,948 confirmed cases of COVID-19 in Nigeria, 16,061 have recovered, and 833 have died.
So far, 22,054 people have been infected with the virus in Nigeria.
Currently, Lagos State has the most cases of COVID-19 with 14,009, followed by the Federal Capital Territory (FCT) with 3,376, Oyo with 2,306, Edo with 2,105, Delta with 1,453, Rivers with 1,587, Kano with 1,452, Ogun with 1,227, Kaduna with 1,289, Katsina with 717, Ondo with 1001, Borno with 605, Gombe with 558, Bauchi with 535, Ebonyi with 724, Plateau with 780, Enugu with 726, Abia with 527, Imo with 462, Jigawa with 322, Kwara with 707, Bayelsa with 326, Nasarawa with 292, Osun with 394, Sokoto with 153, Niger with 166, Akwa Ibom with 196, Benue with 294, Adamawa with 115, Anambra with 132, Kebbi with 90, Zamfara with 77, Yobe with 64, Ekiti with 88, Taraba with 54, Kogi with 5, and Cross Rivers with 31.
Ways to avoid getting infected with Covid-19.
She got the disease from animals because they carry it.
The research conducted on the disease showed that we can contract the disease through contact with domestic and wild animals.
Mix the flour and water together.
English: You can use a hand sanitizer to clean your hands if there is no water and soap available.
Put on your gloves and mask if you are going to do any cleaning or dancing.
The cook fried the meat very well and showed skill before eating it and there was also soup.
It is important to stay close to someone who shows signs of distress, especially crying or screaming.
Rika uses a face mask especially when going out or when around people.
Going to the hospital to seek medicine when one is not well.
The ruling party has issued a warning against rigging the 2023 elections.
Nigerian Yoruba leaders have threatened to boycott the 2023 elections if their demand for a change in the country's political system, known as "Restructuring", is not met.
The Yoruba Organizations have declared their commitment in a statement after their meeting, where they said that only a change in the Nigerian political system will save the country from its dire situation, especially in terms of security and economic stability.
The attendees of the alliance meeting included the leader of the Afenifere group, Reuben Fashoranti, Professor Banji Akintoye, the president of the Yoruba World Congress, and former Governor of Ondo State, Dr. Olusegun Mimiko.
The Yarbawan groups have also complained about the lack of fairness in the distribution of positions by the Nigerian government under the leadership of Muhammadu Buhari.
In response to the Kano State Government reducing its annual budget by approximately 70 billion Naira due to the negative economic impact of the coronavirus pandemic, the Kano State House of Assembly has passed a new law governing the management of the state government's finances.
The city's diligent leadership councils said that creating the law is easy, but implementing it is the challenge.
The aim of the new law in Kano State, which was established in the past years at both the federal and state levels in Nigeria, is to provide a new framework for the government to manage its finances in a democratic manner.
The Speaker of the Kano State House of Assembly, Honorable Kabiru Hassan Dashi, has told Voice of America that a policy will be given to employees and the state government on how to spend their money, as well as how the state will manage its finances.
Currently, city councils have welcomed this law, provided that it is enforced strictly.
Comrade Abdulrazak Alkali, from the Organization for Community Civic Engagement in Kano State, has expressed hope that government officials and the state government will implement the law as it should be.
The Commissioner for Finance and Economic Planning of Kano State, Alhaji Shehu Na'Allah, said they are well prepared to work with the two-tier tax system.
The Governor of Kano State, Abdullahi Umar Ganduje, signed this new law last week, and it is expected to come into effect soon.
The Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) is preparing for the Edo State election - Professor Yakubu.
The Chairman of the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC), Professor Mahmood Yakubu, has stated that the Commission is ready to conduct the Edo State gubernatorial election, which will take place on the 19th of September.
Yakubu gave this empowering statement on Thursday when he was speaking to the Electoral Security Committee of Benin, the capital of Edo State.
The professor said that INEC has so far been successful in implementing 10 out of the 14 regulations prescribed for the election.
Yakubu said that the reason for this visit is to see the preparations that have been made so far before the election day.
We are looking for a store that carries all the latest news and updates.
Let's go and see for ourselves so that we can determine what is best, so that we can see it clearly with our own eyes.
This government has released a schedule of how the Edo and Ondo elections will be conducted, starting on February 6th, 2020.
Kenan has been preparing for the past seven to eight months for two major exams.
We are pleased to announce that we have implemented 10 out of the 14 measures that INEC had planned to carry out.
No one has found a loophole that would allow the event to be postponed until a later date.
Finally, he registered a total of 14 political parties to compete in the election, according to Yakubu.
The Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) has announced that the remaining four electoral activities, including the announcement of the election date, presentation of candidates of each political party contesting the election, and all to be done on the same day, will take place on the coming Tuesday.
Stop campaigning 24 hours before the election.
Kenan will suspend campaign 12 on Thursday night before Saturday's election.
Therefore, we must say that we have prepared ourselves, and we will just wait for the election day.
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He also emphasized that the Edo State gubernatorial election is the first election that INEC will conduct during the coronavirus pandemic.
The election commission has released guidelines on how to conduct the election in this current situation.
I am administering a system of rules and regulations in a small election process, based in Nasarawa State.
We are preparing a plan for this major election in Edo.
The first Edo State Electoral Commissioner, Johnson Alalibo, stated that there are 2,210,534 registered voters in Edo State.
There are 1,159,325 males and 1,051,209 females.
There is tension between the United States and China.
China has responded to the US by protesting the closure of the US consulate in Chengdu on Friday.
The Chinese Ministry of Foreign Affairs announced that it has decided to close its consulate in Houston, Texas, USA at the beginning of this week.
Beijing's mother has warned to be careful, but Washington's father has not immediately withdrawn his threat.
Five years ago, the United States opened an office in Chengdu with approximately two hundred employees.
Two countries, despite the difficult situation caused by the outbreak of the Coronavirus, are trying to settle their dispute and sign a trade agreement.
The Atyap and Hausa-Fulani have reached a peace agreement between them.
The Atyap, Fulani and Hausa communities living in Zangon Kataf Local Government Area of Kaduna State have successfully concluded a peace-building meeting to promote peace and harmony in their region.
Those who demonstrated courage and commitment to promoting peace, reconciliation, and forgiveness in their region have put an end to violence, looting, and destruction of property.
The sun and moon helped the security forces and intelligence agencies to capture any criminals hiding in their territories.
Taron kuma praised the government's efforts to deploy security forces in the area, as well as the various youth groups for their commitment to mutual respect and to avoid anything that could lead to conflict in the region, as well as the efforts of the youth to achieve success in establishing this peace agreement between them.
Taron, led by the mediator Agwatyap, Dominic Gambo Yahaya, convened a meeting of three communities to discuss creating peace.
Maryam and Yakubu Event Centre located at Wakili Street is hosting an event.
ABM Stephen Shekari (rty) and Dr. Salim Umar, representing the Atyap Emirate, chaired the meeting and mediated between the communities to stop bloodshed, confiscate weapons, and reconcile their differences.
The leaders of the Atyap, Fulani and Hausa communities all signed the document after a meeting with the esteemed Agwatyap.
At the meeting attended by 14 representatives from the Atyap kingdom, the participants called for someone to take the law into their own hands instead of resorting to appealing to security forces.
The Constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria guarantees every Nigerian citizen the right to move freely within the boundaries of Nigeria, including the Atyap Chiefdom, without fear or hindrance from any person or authority.
He also called on authorities to facilitate the repatriation of all refugees from the region back to their homes.
Taron ya bayar da shawarar kafa wani kwamitin wanzar da zaman lafiya da zai kunshi kabilun Hausa, Fulani da Atyap da matasansu domin shirya manyan taruka da tattaunawa a kan abubuwan da suka shafi samar da tsaro daga lokaci zuwa lokaci domin wanzar da zaman lafiya a masarautar su.
The Kaduna State Government has recently imposed a ban on the movement of people in the Zangon Kataf and Kaura Local Government Areas in order to prevent further conflict between residents of the area.
Governor Ganduje will replace the judges that King Ado and Sanusi have removed, with new ones to be appointed in Kano.
Governor Abdullahi Ganduje has amended the Kano State Law of 2019, in order to ensure the recognition of the two major Kano State Emirs appointed by the late Emir Ado Bayero and Emir Sanusi, so that the law will guarantee their recognition as the major rulers of Kano.
The Speaker of the Kano State House of Assembly, Abdullahi Gafasa, read Governor Ganduje's request in front of the Assembly and it is expected that they will discuss the matter before the end of July.
The rulers of the Kano Emirate who were restored are Aminu Babba Ɗan'agundi and Sanusi Ado-Bayero, who was the Sarkin Dawaki Mai Tuta and Ciroman Kano.
The Sultan of Ado and Sultan Muhammadu Sanusi removed him, on the suspicion of corruption.
Grandfather Dan'agundi challenged them to take him to court.
The 17-year-old was still subject to the jurisdiction of the High Court, despite it having ruled that he should be released.
Governor Ganduje wants to restore his title, and amend the law to make him one of the rulers of the Kano Emirate.
Ado Bayero was removed from office in 2003 after being accused of corruption and meddling in politics.
He was appointed to a committee to investigate him, but he was invited to appear before the committee to defend himself.
They appealed the decision from the High Court of Kano State to the Court of Appeal.
The Federal High Court of Appeal has ruled to reinstate Aminu Babba to his position.
Under the rule of Muhammad Sanusi II, the Emir of Kano, the High Court declared the removal of his title as the Emir of the Gabasawa and the Sultan of Dawaki Mai Tuta on June 5th.
The people of Kano rejected Sanusi Bayero as Emir of Kano when Muhammad Sanusi II was appointed in June 2014.
He was appointed the Director General of the National Water Resources Agency during the Jonathan administration.
He is the current King of Kano, under the reign of the Emir of Kano.
The Jigawa government is registering its employees for a health insurance scheme.
The Jigawa State Government has started the registration of its staff for the Jigawa State Health Insurance Scheme after the signing of the scheme's bill by Governor Alhaji Muhd Badaru Abubakar since last year.
The Commissioner of Health in Jigawa State, Dr. Nura Ibrahim Salisu, has stated this to the press shortly after the commencement of the registration process at the Jigawa State Government House.
We will listen to our representative from Dutsen Jigawa State, Muhd Aminu Umar Shuwajo, in the upcoming news report.
NAPTIP has rescued 71 people from human trafficking in Kano State.
The National Agency for the Prohibition of Trafficking in Persons (NAPTIP) branch in Kano State has arrested three human traffickers and rescued 71 people from their custody in the state.
The Commissioner of the Kano State Ministry of Information, Shehu Umar, announced this on Friday during an interview with the Nigerian News Agency.
The agency has imposed travel restrictions on people after it obtained confidential information about people's travel activities in the state.
The authority issued a warrant for these people from 15th to 19th of July and successfully apprehended them.
We arrested three people and two of them were from Cameroon, one from Nigeria, and their ages were all between 21 and 36.
These people are on their way to the countries of Algeria, Morocco, and Libya.
18 out of 71 people from the country of Cameroon will be taking a trip, with 14 males and 4 females.
There are 19 remaining people from Nigeria, 11 males and 8 females, all from the state of Kano.
Umar said that 18 people will be detained by the government of Cameroon for further investigation.
The Kuma State Government has received 34 persons rescued by the NIS in Katsina State.
These people are attempting to leave the country without proper travel documents.
Try Hard and Persevere in Pursuing Your Goals, It Is in the Heart - Leadership Hausa Newspapers.
Longyuan Village is a Hui ethnic minority village located in Hongsipu, Wuzhong City, Ningxia Province in northern China.
There is a famous woman named Li Yaomei or Sadiya (her Muslim name) who is renowned for her struggles in life and the success she achieved in her efforts to escape poverty.
The labyrinth tells us that effort, perseverance, and seeking are all within our hearts.
First of all, her name was Li Yaomei or Sadiya, but she never went to school with the intention of getting an education, which is why she couldn't read or write.
May God grant her wisdom and insight, and great wisdom, so that she may be an example in the fight against poverty.
Twenty years ago, Madam Li Yaomei suffered from a uterine tumor, which resulted in her undergoing three surgeries.
After her accident, she encountered a terrible misfortune, and now she is traveling with a cast on her leg.
These challenges she faced have put her in a difficult situation, even concerning the issue of medication, which is why she had to take on a debt of around 3 million Yuan, equivalent to about 16 million Naira.
It is amazing that this challenge that Mrs. Sadiya faced has opened up a path of discovery and growth for her to improve her life.
The financial support provided by the Chinese government has given her more confidence.
You can make different kinds of crafts using yarn.
Because of her hard work, her business has grown significantly, with different employees giving her support.
She created many machines that helped her automate her work.
For example, it used to take 15 minutes to connect one main cable, but now in this time, it can connect up to 5 cables.
She also made some additional adjustments to the settings to make the output more accurate.
There is an additional engine that can quickly prepare food for animals, and now it is selling these engines to those who are looking for them.
By taking on the challenges that Ms. Sadiya has faced, and her continued efforts to improve her own life and that of her employees, it is clear that she is determined to succeed.
Fighting poverty and improving quality of life is not something that can be left up to the government alone.
If the government provides support, but people do not have the resources or motivation to improve their lives by taking initiative based on their current situation, then progress will only be made without achieving any goal.
The labyrinth shows that running a business or undertaking to make money does not require large amounts of money or trips to other cities or countries.
She considered her situation and made use of the resources available in her environment to improve her life.
Despite the difficulties, teacher Sadiya carried out these tasks without relying on her husband, since he had left her.
Perseverance and effort, with a determination to reach one's goal, is something that comes from within.
This demonstrates the strength that women have to change their lives and stand up for themselves without seeking help from anyone else.
This lesson shows that whatever one does, one should stand by their convictions, for relying on someone else is not certain.
Indeed, Sadiya was a diligent, hardworking and disciplined woman who became an example and a lesson to others.
Today, by the end of March, Mrs. Sadiya has completed paying all the debts she was owing, and has stopped receiving government aid on her own accord.
Faeza Mustafa.
There is a push in American politics to redouble efforts to contain COVID-19 - Leadership Hausa Newspapers.
Yesterday, the Director-General of the World Health Organization (WHO), Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus, expressed concern about the measures taken by some countries to restrict access to the COVID-19 vaccine that is hoped to be available soon. He stated that it is necessary to avoid showing favoritism to certain countries while distributing the vaccine.
The distribution of resources should be done in a fair way around the world, as this would be in line with the major objectives of different countries.
Some American politicians are pursuing a strategy of demonstrating their own power, regarding the distribution of vaccine resources, and they are undermining the international cooperation between countries in the fight against the pandemic.
Currently, the total number of people confirmed to have contracted COVID-19 worldwide has surpassed 23 million.
In total, there are people who have lost their lives due to the virus with over 800 fatalities.
In this severe situation, attention is being paid to the effects of the vaccine against the virus, and the good news is that, in recent days, there has been a great breakthrough in the study of the vaccine in some countries, giving hope and faith to the entire world population.
Some American politicians have shown a desire to seize all the oil reserves.
According to the magazine "Science", the US government has already negotiated contracts to purchase more than six billion dollars worth of COVID-19 vaccines from various pharmaceutical companies.
The US government understands its purpose as a leader in the fight against the virus, but other developing countries also need adequate resources, given their lack of access to healthcare.
The magazine "The Ecologist" has stated that if the US achieves its goal of reducing emissions, the amount of emissions available to developing countries will decrease.
The Director of the African CDC, Mr. John Nkengasong, expressed his concern about this issue when he visited the center.
As some commentators on current affairs have pointed out, even if a vaccine is successfully developed, it will not be possible to achieve the goal of overcoming the virus unless there is a plan for distributing the vaccine, which is a major challenge for countries around the world.
The world's countries should strengthen their cooperation with each other.
WHO Director-General Tedros has shown that in order to see the end of the pandemic, it must be tackled from all angles around the world, not just allowing some parts of the world or a few countries to reach the goal of overcoming the effects of the virus alone.
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The Buhari government has taken the case of Abba Kyari's burial to court.
The Nigerian President, Muhammadu Buhari, has paid tribute to all the government officials who attended the funeral of Abba Kyari.
The Chief of Staff to the President, Kyari, was buried at the Gudu Cemetery in Abuja on April 18th, after he died from complications of the Coronavirus.
Tope Akinyade, from Kado, Abuja, has taken his case to the High Court, seeking a judgement against them for violating the lockdown regulations imposed by the federal government at the time.
It has been said that there is an injustice against Nigerians who were subjected to house arrest during the lockdown, but some groups of people have broken the law and none of them have been punished.
If the Buhari government is truly committed to fairness, then it will not see any reason to impose sanctions on those who violate the Corona regulations.
Some government officials have broken the law but they were allowed to get away with it.
Among those Tope has taken to court are the Secretary to the Government of the Federation, Boss Mustapha, the Minister of Aviation, Hadi Sirika, the Minister of Foreign Affairs, Geoffrey Onyeama, and the Minister of Humanitarian Affairs and Social Development, Sadiya Umar.
There were also the Presidential Spokesperson, Garba Shehu, the Director of Social Media, Bashir Ahmed, the Presidential Adviser on Security Matters, Babagana Monguno, the Chief of Army Staff, Mohammed Adamu, and many other government officials present.
Shari'a Celestine Odo is arguing that the prosecutor made a mistake since those being charged did not sign the complaint against them.
Tope reminded the Judge that he should come to court directly, without any interference from the police.
The sheriff has sent out summons to all those involved in the trial to sign.
Dominic has the right to file a lawsuit in court according to Nigerian law.
Shariah extended the hearing of the case, saying to return to court on August 4th to continue the hearing.
African Central Bank President An Sake Zabar Adesina Featured in Leadership Hausa Newspapers.
Akinwunmi Adesina has been elected as the President of the African Development Bank (AFDB).
Adesina will lead the bank for the next five years as part of a two-term commitment.
Hakan came back after he was fired from his first job.
Mr. Adesina spoke at a virtual meeting attended by senior bank officials today Thursday.
Adesina, the former Minister of Agriculture in Nigeria, won the election without a runoff after a special committee cleared him of allegations of showing favoritism and discrimination against Nigerians in the appointment of jobs and contracts at the African Development Bank.
Nigeria has allocated 200 million dollars to Malabu for oil drilling.
The Nigerian government has announced that it will receive $200 million from the proceeds of the Malabu oil deal, which was given the name, from the Netherlands and Switzerland.
The Minister of Justice, Abubakar Malami, announced this, saying that under the anti-corruption campaign of the Muhammadu Buhari government, Nigeria has been successful in recovering funds totaling 62 billion Naira from the accounts of oil companies.
Under this government, Nigeria has received 311 million dollars from the US government of New Jersey from the funds stolen by Abacha, and an additional 6 million 300 thousand dollars from the Republic of Ireland.
The Minister of Justice said that Nigeria has successfully recovered 685 million Naira in one year with the help of tax payers, while the government also obtained 500 million Naira from hijacked planes and oil tankers used for kidnapping in the country.
The Minister said that the ministry should help in organizing how to receive the telephone tariff that increased from N22 billion to N66 billion in the last 6 months.
The President's father has reacted to the PDP's call for President Buhari to resign by saying it is a joke.
The President of the Federal Republic of Nigeria said that the major opposition party, the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), has violated the law and regulations.
The Special Adviser to the President on Media and Publicity, Garba Shehu, issued this statement in a press release on Friday.
In response to a statement made by the National Chairman of the PDP, calling for the impeachment of President Buhari, there has been dissent.
The Shehu said that, at a time when the world was coming together to fight a common enemy, the opposition party in Nigeria, the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), began its election campaign.
This policy is contrary to the government's system of governance, calling on President Muhammadu Buhari to allow for investigations into several government offices, including the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC).
According to the statement of the party leader, Prince Uche Secondus, it is clear that they want the president to stop the investigation but to close the issues.
Wake up from your sleep as one of their leaders has commanded.
The PDP can deter the government from imposing unjust accusations on MDAs and their leaders because failing to do so would be a breach of the public's trust.
The ECOWAS Leaders are Committed to Resolving the Conflict in Mali.
Western African leaders will hold a virtual summit on Monday, July 27 to discuss measures to end the political crisis in Mali, after five leaders of the regional bloc met with the Malian government and opposition in Bamako, the capital of Mali, on Thursday, July 23.
The President of ECOWAS, Mahammadou Issoufou of Niger, has stated that the West African nations will do whatever is necessary to resolve the political crisis in Mali, according to a statement released by the Nigerian government to the media.
On Thursday, Nigerian President Muhammadu Buhari, Mali President Ibrahim Boubacar Keita, Senegal President Macky Sall, Ghana President Nana Akufo-Addo, and Cote d'Ivoire President Alassane Ouattara, listened to responses from the ECOWAS special representative, former Nigerian President Goodluck Jonathan, Mali opposition leader Imam Mahmoud Dicko, opposition representatives, and civil society organizations.
The President of Mali addressed the Heads of State regarding the state of the nation's socio-political climate, particularly the lack of consensus that has led to protests and unrest.
Keita said that the ECOWAS leaders have already agreed that there is a need to reach an agreement to maintain peace and security in the country.
I would say that resolving the political conflict in Mali could further aggravate the security situation in West Africa, particularly in Mali's neighboring countries.
The Nigerian government will spend 6 billion dollars on electricity.
Nigeria's Minister of Power, Sale Mamman, announced that the government has allocated 6 billion and 15 million dollars, equivalent to 2 trillion and 37 billion naira, to end the electricity crisis that the country has been facing for years.
After completing one year in office, the Minister stated that their current plan is to reach 25,000 Megawatts of electricity generation and distribution by 2025 under the agreement Nigeria has signed with Siemens for 2.3 billion dollars.
The power sector initiatives announced by the Nigerian Minister of Power, which are to be implemented with a budget of 6 billion Naira, include the provision of 105 mini-grid solar plants, the construction of 70 solar plants, and the provision of major transmission lines or power lines spanning over 5,000 kilometers.
Currently, Nigeria has a capacity of 5 megawatts of electricity, but at times it can drop as low as 4 megawatts.
Armed bandits have abducted students in Chukun Local Government Area, Kaduna.
The people of Garuruwa in Udawa Local Government Area of Chukun State have said that apart from the six students who wrote the stolen WAEC exams, there are other people who have been kidnapped for months and not released.
Armed bandits in some parts of Kaduna State have prevented people from going about their daily activities, but the Kaduna State Government has said it is doing all it can to put an end to these bandits, according to the Commissioner of Security and Home Affairs, Malam Samuel Aruwan.
Armed bandits in rural areas have prevented many farmers from going to their farms, and some fear this could lead to food shortages in Nigeria.
The Katsina State Government and Armed Bandits have been warned by Chief Justice Umaru Abdullahi to stop extorting money from the poor, according to Leadership Hausa Newspapers.
We all must stay safe and healthy in Nigeria.
Former Chief Judge of the High Court, Justice Umaru Abdullahi (Wali of Hausa) has stated that the peace agreement between the Katsina State Government and the bandits was marred by a major mistake and the embezzlement of alms money.
Because of its impact, it will bring an end to the attacks by armed bandits that have plagued Katsina State.
Shari'ah Umaru Abdullahi announced this during a special interview with media outlets at his home in Katsina, including Leadership Today.
The woman completed the renovation of the Women and Children's Room, which took fifteen workers, to be built in the main hospital in Katsina, which was the host of the conference.
The Chief Justice of the Lower Court added that the truce made with the armed group should not have been implemented in this way.
He said that if the terrorist brought two hundred and fifty thousand dollars, he would go to the forest and buy an AK-47 rifle.
Hausa speaker continued to say that war never brings success, it is better to make peace with them, by improving the lives of the people, providing them with places to work, schools, clean water and health care.
The Ministry of Agriculture is responsible for livestock in the northern region, and every year the government allocates funds to farmers only, but for the rest of the people, there must be reform and justice before peace and stability can be achieved.
This war will not bring peace to this country, because all of its citizens are one, and peace is the only way forward.
With good intentions, peace will be achieved.
God has given us the power to heal.
We are concerned about the future of our finances, and how we will survive in the future, which is a major problem.
The world has never fought a war with guns that have been completely eliminated, only contained through treaties.
The security experts say that one should not negotiate with terrorists, this is a wise advice because even America which says it does not negotiate with terrorists, their terrorists are not citizens of the US, they are people from another country carrying out attacks.
We are the citizens of this country, and it is said that we will not make peace with them.
FEPSAN is empowering farmers with Leadership Hausa Newspapers.
The National Fertilizer Producers and Suppliers Association (FEPSAN) has announced that it will collaborate with local farmers' organizations to combat the adulteration of fertilizer.
The Secretary General of the Federation of Poultry Farmers of Nigeria (FEPSAN), Mr. Gideon Negedu, announced this in an interview with Vanguard newspaper.
The National Secretary of FEPSAN, Mr. Gideon Negedu, is giving a speech on the efforts of FEPSAN to address the issue of land degradation in the country.
According to the Secretary General of the FEPSAN, Mr. Gideon Negedu, the current price of the commodity, which is now a law, will help to solve the problem.
Today, the Secretary General of the FEPSAN, Mr. Gideon Negedu, announced that this will also give the Agricultural and Rural Extension Workers the power to use the law to punish anyone caught sabotaging modern farming techniques.
The National Secretary of FEPSAN, Mr. Gideon Negedu, has provided two new phone numbers for the public to call to report any illegal activities, 08175077773 and 08175777724.
According to the Secretary General of the FEPSAN, Mr. Gideon Negedu, where we want to go now is to expand our channels or dialogue with the farming organizations to keep them in the loop on this and they will report back immediately.
Furthermore, the organization has done a lot of work to combat poverty, this is one avenue we have done a lot of work in.
The Secretary General of the Federation of Poultry Farmers of Nigeria, Mr. Gideon Negedu, is working on a Regulatory Framework for Poultry.
FEPSAN, under the leadership of Mr. Thomas, has worked hard to turn the policy into law.
The Secretary General of the FEPSAN, Mr. Gideon Negedu, said there are many things that can be done.
Insert the law into the statute.
He said that all members of the FEPSAN association should be aware of the modern trends, and not only that, each member of the FEPSAN association should be given courage to ensure that they adhere to the quality of their products because there are regulations in that law if they violate the trend.
The National Secretary of FEPSAN, Mr. Gideon Negedu, announced that, "We have been working on it and we are working on it to ensure that with the Ministry of Agriculture, which is overseeing them, they are implementing the regulations".
The Federation of Poultry Farmers of Nigeria (FEPSAN) and Mr. Gideon Negedu are working together to ensure that there is good compliance.
The National Secretary of FEPSAN, Mr. Gideon Negedu, stated that FEPSAN has its own monitoring committee to inspect periodically, but the idea is that if we can get these things, then now we can have a Ministry of Agriculture or a Ministry of Infrastructure and Engineering that will implement this policy directly.
The President of South Africa has denounced the violence being perpetrated against minorities.
The President of South Africa has expressed regret over the corruption within the ruling party of the country, the African National Congress.
Cyril Ramaphosa, in a letter sent to all members of the ANC on Sunday, August 23, began by addressing the issue of providing relief to the country in its fight against the coronavirus pandemic.
What brings about the self-sufficiency mentioned is the presence of both private companies and individuals, including government officials who use the problem of hospital equipment, social welfare, and economic development to benefit themselves, according to the letter.
African South Africans are facing hunger and unemployment on a daily basis due to the devastating effects of the COVID-19 pandemic, despite the billions of dollars spent to alleviate the situation.
In his letter, Ramaphosa also wrote that millions of the country's funds have been discovered that should be used to improve transportation, provide basic necessities of life to the poor, and provide reliable electricity, help small-scale farmers who are struggling, and develop the country as a whole, which has been looted and put in the hands of the mafias.
President Ramaphosa said that people should not think that the ANC is only a way to gain power, wealth, or fame.
The Health Commissioner of the state of Legos has reported a case of Coronavirus.
The Commissioner of Health for the state of Lagos, Professor Akin Abayomi, has tested positive for coronavirus.
Gbenga Omotoso, the state's Commissioner for Information, signed off on a statement from Hakan.
In the statement, it was revealed that Abayomi contracted the virus as a result of interacting with an individual who was unwell and after testing, it was confirmed that he was infected with the Covid-19 virus.
Abayomi has already taken preventive measures even though he has not experienced any symptoms of the disease, according to Sanarwar.
Nigeria is facing the most severe economic crisis in its history.
Date: 24/08/2020 - 16:33.
The Nigerian Bureau of Statistics has announced that the country's economy has seen a rebound that has not been seen in the past 10 years, following a rebound of more than 6 percent seen between April and June of this year.
Today, the authorities announced that between April and June, due to the global impact of the COVID-19 pandemic and the disruption of everyday activities, Nigeria's economy has entered an unprecedented state between 2010 and 2020.
The agency listed the causes of the problem, including mandating people to stay at home, banning air travel, suspending flights, closing schools and businesses.
The agency has declared that taking such measures in countries around the world has caused the price of oil to drop, while factories have been shut down in countries around the world to combat the problem.
Last month, Nigerian Finance Minister Zainab Ahmed stated that the Budget Office had forecasted this situation due to these issues that have prevented daily operations, which has forced the government of the country to adjust its budget.
Akpabio has stepped down as the leader of the Nigerian Parliament.
The Nigerian Minister of the Niger Delta Affairs, Godswill Akpabio, has revealed the names of the committees appointed by the NDDC to oversee the implementation of some major projects.
This comes at a time when the leaders of the Niger Delta Development Commission (NDDC) are being accused of misappropriating funds.
Among the names of the members of the committee who received appointments including the Chairman of the Niger Delta Development Commission, Peter Nwabaoshi who received a total of 53 appointments as announced by Minister Akpabio.
Mr. Akpabio said that Senator Mathew Urhoghide received twelve endorsements, while Senator James Manager also received twelve endorsements, while former Senator Samuel Anyanwu received nineteen.
Former Chairman of the House of Representatives Committee on NDDC, Nicholas Mutu, received bribes totaling 74 million, the highest amount as revealed in documents sent to the committee investigating allegations of misappropriation in the Niger Delta Development Commission, according to Akpabio.
Today, some members of the House of Representatives from Ondo and Edo have received allocations from the NDDC.
The reports of Akpabio's departure indicate that most of the projects were completed in 2018, but the amount of money spent on them has not been disclosed.
This comes after the Speaker of the House of Representatives, Femi Gbajabiamila, issued a summons to Akpabio over allegations of attempting to strip members of the House of their titles.
MDD is suggesting that Buhari use politics to address the security issue.
The United Nations has called on Nigerian President Muhammadu Buhari to use dialogue and political processes to resolve the security challenges facing the country.
Nigerian Senate President, Edward Kallon, made this statement while leading a delegation to the Presidential Villa, saying that the security challenges plaguing the country have various levels of complexity and difficulty to address.
English: It is very important to provide support to the military while they are retreating, by engaging in dialogue and using political means to achieve peace.
The speaker identified three problems facing Nigeria, including the issue of citizenship, ownership of national resources, and political instability.
The President has said that the National Assembly will spend at least N1 trillion and a half each year on infrastructure projects in Nigeria, particularly in the region affected by the Boko Haram insurgency.
The Minister praised President Buhari for his efforts in fighting corruption, embezzlement and recovering public funds, as well as reforming government operations, and called on the President to expand the scope of the fight to include rural areas.
Boko Haram militants have killed 75 people in Gwoza.
Date started: 27/08/2020 - 10:55 Date ended: 27/08/2020 - 13:04
Senator Ali Ndume of the Nigerian Senate representing Borno South has stated that Boko Haram militants have abducted 75 people from Gwoza Local Government Area in one night.
The assembly further noted that in addition to the victims killed in the past months while on their way to fetch firewood in parts of Borno State, Boko Haram militants have also killed many young people in Gwoza area by forcing them to lie down in a line and shooting them one after the other.
At a press conference held by the Senate on the conflict, Senator Ndume stated that his region of Gwoza has been facing security issues that have prevented him from visiting until now.
The Assembly commended the efforts of the military, noting that the Boko Haram insurgency has yet to be resolved, given the continued killings of people in the Northeast.
Senator Ndume expressed concern that many people in Borno State and other parts of the North East region of Nigeria are still facing the problem of hunger.
The Kano recruitment committee will be addressing the appointment of Abubakar General - Freedom Radio Nigeria.
The committee of small and medium-sized enterprises in Kano State, which the federal government plans to invest N120 billion in 36 states across the country, said it will consider job creation initiatives that can be implemented without delay.
The Secretary of the Kano State Employment Committee, General Abubakar Muhammad, announced today after the completion of the "Barka da Hantsi" program on Freedom Radio, which focused on how the recruitment of youth in Kano State will be conducted.
The General, heading a committee from Kano, brought twenty people to arrange a form of evidence to provide job opportunities for youth to address the issue of unemployment.
Abubakar Muhammad said that the program will begin on the first of October and will take three months to complete, with the payment of two hundred employees at the end of each month.
General Abubakar said that the committee was composed of traditional rulers, scholars, and other opinion leaders.
The government of Kano State needs employed people to give unemployed youth the opportunity to access the scheme to address the challenges of unemployed youth in the country.
He was praised by the soldiers for his brave deeds.
On Tuesday, the suspect in the Mokola Police Station shooting in Ibadan, Oyo State, Sunday Shodipe, revealed how he was able to escape from the police station after the police officers were searching for water in the nearby well and shooting people.
Wanda accused said that a new police chief, who was recently brought into the police station, ordered an officer named Funsho to leave and take a bath.
The officer warned him not to attempt to escape while he was bathing, adding that at that time he had not even thought of running away.
Shodipe revealed that he was successful in escaping when he noticed that the officer's attention was diverted away from him while he was conversing with another person.
The new DPO woman who was brought in asked Funsho to allow me to take a bath.
I always try to hurry when I'm taking a shower.
I saw him talking to another person at that time.
I went shopping and then I took a taxi.
The people sitting in the area saw me running but they didn't say anything.
Sahara Reporters reported that a young man from Akure, Ondo State, who had requested anonymity, surrendered himself to help the police when he heard of the arrest and manhunt for the suspect.
He said he was going to Ibadan with three of his friends to visit the offender for three days.
They traveled to the state, and they stayed in a hotel where they stayed before they became his search.
They heard that three people had taken him to the city to buy some food, but they decided not to capture him because of the large crowd in the area.
The people from the town later caught him while he was alone in his market stall.
Wanda is accused of killing at least eight women in Akinyele Local Government Area of Oyo State.
Yobe State has spent N78.8 million on the renovation of the Leadership Hausa Newspapers company.
The Yobe State Government, under Governor Mai Mala Buni, has made efforts to revive the Yobe State Polythene Bag and Woben Sacks Company, after it had been inoperative for over 10 years.
Our representative met with the General Manager, Engineer Sha'aibu Adamu Gadaka, at his office in Damaturu, the capital of Yobe State, at the beginning of the week for a discussion.
He said that the company had been dormant for over 10 years, but after the arrival of Governor Buni, it was unlikely that he would approve the plan to revive it, which then gave the order to remove 78.8 million naira for the repair of the company's important components and an additional 48 million naira for its operation, giving the company the opportunity to resume its activities.
The manager has indicated that they have been given the resources to start operations in the company, which include a new 500 KbA electric power generator (Generator), a 500 KbA electric power distribution transformer (Transformer), a new pumping engine, a modern pumping engine (modern) and other necessary equipment that the company needs.
Then he added, "Moreover, the main purpose of Governor Buni's initiative to revive this company is to provide jobs for the youth, reduce unemployment and generate revenue for Yobe State."
I am in Gadaka.
He said that the company has received a lot of praise for its flour and feed mill (Yobe Flour and Feed Mill) in Potiskum, as well as other market vendors who have praised the products the company provides, due to the support the state government has given to the company.
He said that, in addition to the efforts the state government is making to improve the modern railway company, it is also a source of purchasing the goods the company is selling.
The manager said, "We are facing some challenges due to the fact that the company has been closed for over 10 years while the machines are running, but we need to upgrade some equipment in order to operate without fear."
Before our tasks resume, we will try to bring the other supplies we need.
Additionally, Gadaka said, "On one hand, we are asking the Yobe government to provide us with additional equipment, such as a large truck for carrying goods and motorcycles for our use in conducting our activities easily, especially for transporting our staff to the office to avoid going out in the heat when we started working hard."
The company has sent 25 young people to receive training on how to operate machines and devices, as well as manage the materials the company uses in its operations, and how to interact with customers and the public.
She said that now the company has started to provide various types of bulk orders, including 100kg, 50kg and 25kg, and to provide support to retailers depending on the type and purpose of the orders, and the company is ready to meet their needs.
Five People Killed in California - Leadership Hausa Newspapers.
As more than 12,000 firefighters battle a massive blaze in California, USA, Governor Gavin Newsom has said he has requested assistance from Canada and Australia, in addition to aid from the federal government.
The Governor said Australia is one of the countries with the "most skilled wildlife shooters in the world".
On Friday, Governor Newsom said that a wildfire had caused destruction in the eastern part of the state, where many people had to evacuate their homes and thousands of homes and structures were destroyed.
According to Newsome, "after many years of neglect from the state, he says the river is taking back its money and goods in its possession."
Five people died and 43 were injured, including firefighters, in this forest fire that spread over an area of 2,020 square kilometers.
Cut the spread of Coronavirus in Nigeria.
The latest figures released by the NCDC show that there has been an increase in the number of people infected with COVID-19 in the country.
According to the authorities, 648 people contracted the virus on Monday, July 27th, bringing the total number of infected people in the country to 41,180.
The agency also reported that 18,203 people have recovered from the disease while 860 have died.
Lagos State is still leading in the number of coronavirus cases, with 21 states and now 180 new cases.
There are 148 people living in the Plateau State.
The states that have recorded cases of the virus include the Federal Capital Territory Abuja with 44 cases, Ondo - 42, Kwara - 38, Rivers - 32, Oyo - 29, Kaduna - 21, Osun - 20, Edo - 17, Ogun - 17, Ekiti - 11, Kano - 9, Benue - 9, Delta - 9, Abia - 9, Niger - 7, Gombe - 3, Borno - 1, Bauchi - 1, Imo - 1.
Let us continue to seek blessings.
Malian Prime Minister Boubou Cisse has called on Imam Mahmoud Dicko, a prominent Islamic scholar and influential preacher, to accept the mediation offered by the government in order to resolve the ongoing disputes between the government and its opponents.
Last Monday, the ECOWAS organization called on President Ibrahim Boubacar Keita to form a unity government and to make reforms to the political divisions that have caused the country to fall into crisis.
Our side, which is opposed to the government of Mali, rejected the proposal of ECOWAS, which was put forward by some West African leaders during their second meeting in Bamako, the capital of the country.
The Nigerian government has changed its stance on student testing.
The Nigerian government has changed its stance on preventing school-leavers from taking exams, following its new stance of reopening secondary schools on 4th of next month to conduct exams.
The Minister of Education of Nigeria, Ben Goong, has stated that the government has reaffirmed its commitment to the commencement of the examination scheduled to begin on 17th August.
The principal said that schools will open on the 4th of next month, giving third-year high school students the opportunity to prepare for two weeks before the exams start.
This new policy reverses the one taken by the Minister of Education Adamu Adamu which announced the suspension of WAEC examinations due to the increase in cases of coronavirus in Nigeria.
During his speech after taking that position, the Minister who said that the responsibility of Nigerian students is his, said that he will not cancel the exams entirely this year in order to protect the health of the children.
This position has been adopted by various stakeholders including the National Assembly regarding the prohibition of students completing their studies from taking part in examinations.
Nineteen northern state education commissioners have given their backing to him.
There were 2,732 reported cases of malaria in Nigeria between April and June.
It has been reported that 2,732 people have been killed in Nigeria in the two months from April to June.
SBM Intelligence, based in Lagos, reported that it had compiled data from various newspapers published in the country.
Reports of violence from newspapers including killings, included attacks from Boko Haram, kidnappings by armed gangs, clashes between herders and farmers, and inter-communal and inter-regional clashes.
This collaboration of data gathering is between SBM Intelligence and a group called "Enough is Enough".
In April, SBM released a report on homicide rates for nearly 1,000 people, stating that these were the number of people who were victims of homicide between January and March of 2020.
The SBM report draws on evidence from security studies scholars, advocacy groups, and experts on international and domestic security issues.
The bear has listed the names of the groups.
The deafening silence of the government and security forces in their efforts to contain the violence has further exacerbated the grief of those who cannot hear or see.
The report also highlighted how the lockdown of the public due to the Coronavirus has caused a significant decrease in livelihoods and unemployment among the youth estimated at around 43%.
According to Confidence Isaiah, a security analyst from SBM Intelligence, there are several reasons for the increase in violence from April to June.
Isaiah said that Boko Haram has been committing atrocities against soldiers, and that armed militants have stopped kidnapping, stealing, and abducting people, and have instead resorted to using machetes to kill people.
There were 33 reported cases of violence in Abuja, including the deaths of 221 security personnel, consisting of 173 soldiers, 39 police officers, and 3 NSCDC personnel, all within a three-month period.
They also said that 845 terrorists were killed, 502 gunmen were killed.
Barno has 941, Yobe has 143, Taraba has 113, Zamfara has 444, Katsina has 207, Sokoto has 99, and Kaduna has 179.
Our region has been stirred up by the arrival of the military convoy - the Farawa Development Committee - Freedom Radio Nigeria.
The committee of Farawa town in Kumbotso Local Government Area of Kano State has expressed its concern over how some hoodlums have disturbed the area and put the community in fear.
The Chairman of the Committee, Alhaji Adamu Dahiru Farawa, announced this when he was addressing the people of the region to focus on providing security for themselves, especially among the youth.
The committee stated that it was necessary to support the security forces by keeping a close watch and providing information regarding the gangs that are raiding people's homes at night and committing robberies and threatening their safety.
Alhaji Adamu Dahiru Farawa has also requested that the Kano State Police Force increase their security personnel in the area to address the issues they are facing.
Your representative Shamsu Da'u Abdullahi reported that the people of the town are in a state of distress and fear when sunset comes, and they have called on the benefactors within them to help the committee with supplies.
One person has been sentenced to death in Kano State by Balbalin Gobara.
The Kano State Environmental Protection Agency has announced that one person has died in a bush fire in Kofar Ruwa, Dala Local Government Area on Monday.
Saidu Mohammed, the spokesperson for the agency, said that this incident occurred on Tuesday night where a fuel tanker and a man's car caught fire at Audu Manager's house.
At 10:30am today, Bello Musa called our agency to report a fire at Kofar Ruwa.
Our staff have enthusiastically embraced this location.
The police tried to shoot the electricity but unfortunately, a man named Adamu Salisu died in this explosion.
In April, 700 refugees were trapped in a fire at the refugee camp in Mafa Local Government Area of Borno State.
People in the community felt the impact of the coal fire, which started at 11 o'clock in the morning and lasted for a long time.
The electricity that was originally sourced from one grid has spread to other grids because there was no provision for burning fuel or running turbines at the station.
Rebels have killed 20 people in Darfur.
Armed militants have killed 20 people, including young children, in the Darfur region of Sudan in the first of many years of conflict.
The leader of the tribe announced that this was in response to an agreement with the farmers that they would return to their farming activities, however yesterday evening armed bandits opened fire and killed 20 people including women and children.
The Lamarin festival took place in the Aboudous area, 90 kilometers south of Nyala, the capital of South Darfur.
In 2003, a conflict broke out in the Darfur region between the "insurgents" and the "pro-government" supporters of former Sudanese President Omar Hassan Al-Bashir.
The World Council of Nations has reported that the conflict in the region has resulted in the death of more than 30,000 people and has displaced two and a half million of its inhabitants.
In April 2019, the government of President Omar Al-Bashir was overthrown after months of protests against his regime.
I will bring the Polyio to Daina - Ganduje.
The success Nigeria has achieved in eradicating Polio does not mean that efforts to eradicate the disease should stop, as health workers and experts will continue to monitor the disease in accordance with the guidelines set by the World Health Organization, in order to ensure the success of the eradication of Polio in Nigeria, known as the Wild Poliovirus.
The announcement was made by the Governor of Kano State, Abdullahi Umar Ganduje, as stated by the Director of Media and Communications, Malam Abba Anwar.
The Governor made this announcement in his opening speech at the meeting of the State Council held yesterday, Wednesday, in the conference room of the Kano State Government House.
I must say that this position follows the strength that was used to fight this disease.
I remember when I was Deputy Governor, I was leading the Kano State Polio Eradication Committee.
We are grateful to those who have contributed to the fight against this disease.
He said, "I thank the Emir of Kano, Alhaji Wada Aliyu Gaya, and all those who stood with me during this battle."
People like Aliko Dangote, the Chairman of the Dangote Foundation, and Bill Gates, the Chairman of the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation, both deserve recognition, according to the governor, these people have spent millions of dollars and deserve to be thanked sincerely.
Our friends and allies are included in the mix of sour and spicy flavors.
The Governor emphasized that we must express our gratitude for this victory, which is of great importance to our society today and every day.
Hakan will ensure that we continue to monitor the situation to ensure this position.
Muslims are encouraged to do good deeds by the Empathy Foundation and Freedom Radio Nigeria.
The Empathy Foundation, which provides comfort and support to those in need, has urged Muslims to increase their acts of charity during these ten days of Zulhijja.
The leader of the Mansur Musa Gabari organization announced this when the charity visited the mentally challenged children's home "Torrey Home" in Tudun Maliki, the juvenile correctional facility "Remand Home" in Goron Dutse, and the mentally challenged children's home for the homeless "Fitsari Home" to distribute food items.
Mansur Musa Gabari also said that it is good for the wealthy to support those who are less fortunate, especially during times of prayer.
The head of the Torrey Home, a special needs orphanage located in Tudun-Maliki, Lauriya Sagir Garba, first to respond, applauded the Emphaty Foundation with a call for action from those with hands and ears.
Our representative Abubakar Tijjani Rabi'u announced that today the Emphaty charity will visit Dawakin Kudu to provide relief aid to a mosque whose roof was destroyed by a storm.
Harin is a Rocker who is a US Soldier stationed in Iraq.
Four rockets that were launched landed on a US military base in southern Baghdad on Friday, July 24th, and the rockets exploded but there were no casualties, according to an Iraqi military statement.
The Spanish military has been deployed to Besmaya, Iraq, to support the US-led coalition against Islamic State militants.
Mother and father are increasing the number of songs in Iraq.
In the past few months, some rocket attacks have targeted military bases that have been set up by coalition forces, and have also been close to the US Embassy in Baghdad.
The US has imposed sanctions on Iranian-backed militant groups.
So far, there is no militia group that Iran has backed to take responsibility for the attacks.
Freedom Radio Nigeria has rejected the lawsuit against the Emir of Kano - Muhammad Adamu.
The Chief Justice of Nigeria, Muhammad Adamu, has asked the Federal High Court in Abuja to dismiss the suit filed by the Emir of Kano, Muhammad Sunusi, to prevent him from entering Kano State.
Adam said that the court did not have the obligation to listen to the lawsuit that the deposed king filed against him.
The Chief of Staff to the President of Nigeria has revealed this in an interview with journalists in Abuja.
The court said it was suspending the case without a time limit, until a later date.
On the day of March this year, the Kano State government removed Muhammad Sunusi from office.
Nigeria has changed the date for the resumption of international flights to the affected countries.
Date: 27/08/2020 - 20:38
The Nigerian government has announced the resumption of international flights scheduled to begin on the 29th of this month due to the increasing number of coronavirus cases.
The Ministry of Aviation has announced that President Muhammadu Buhari has issued an order to suspend international flights in order to prevent the introduction of the virus from other countries.
She said that the borders of the country will be reopened on the 5th of September.
Nigeria got its first case of coronavirus in February when a citizen from Italy brought it in.
So far, those who have been infected with the virus in Nigeria have reached 50,000 while more than one hundred people have died.
We are recruiting new staff in Kano - Freedom Radio Nigeria.
The Commissioner of Police in Kano State, Habu Sani, has called on newly promoted police officers to dedicate themselves to fulfilling the responsibilities placed upon them.
This is included in the statement issued by the Nigerian Army Spokesperson, DSP Abdullahi Haruna.
The Commissioner said that among the police officers who were promoted, there are nine Deputy Superintendents who have become SPs.
Two hundred and thirty-nine personnel were transferred from the Linkafar to the DSP and an additional two personnel were transferred from the Linkafar to the ASP.