Author: Hussaini Ibrahim

From Muawuya Bala Idris, Katsina Katsina State Government has honoured 14 civil servants for their outstanding performance in the state civil service. Our correspondent reports that the honour coincides with the 37th anniversary of the creation of Katsina state. Out of the figure, 10 civil servants were given N2million each while four received cars Speaking at the occasion held at the government house, Governor Dikko Umar Radda reaffirmed the commitment of his administration to improve the welfare of civil servants in the state. Radda said the government resolved to honour outstanding civil servants as motivation for better service for the…

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From Musa Muhammad Kutama, Calabar  The Cross River State Government has come under increasing pressure to address the plight of workers at the Obudu Mountain Resort (OMR), who have been left unpaid for over a year. Despite numerous pleas and petitions, the workers’ salaries, wages, and allowances remain outstanding. According to documents obtained by our correspondent, the workers’ petitions were officially received by the office of the Secretary to the State Government (SSG) on May 14, 2024. However, no concrete action has been taken to resolve their grievances. The petition, dated May 10, 2024, revealed that the workers have not…

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By Ahmad Nas Corruption is certainly not a new phenomenon in Nigeria. Rather, it has long been an intrinsic element of Nigerian society affecting virtually all spheres of the West African country. Anecdotal evidence indicates that corruption is culturally acceptable because members of the family, tribe or ethnic group benefit from an individual’s ill-gotten gains. To highlight the importance of anti-corruption for socio-economic growth — which is being raised globally — the anti-graft agency; EFCC, has arrested, detained and even prosecuted some public office holders including formers governors, ministers managing directors and many other public officials. Unfulfilled promises and disappointed…

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By Ahmad Ibrahim Maru Respectfully Sir, I hope this message will reach you in good health. To start with, I will begin with deep prayer for God intervention in the overall affairs of the state most especially for peace and security to be restored in our beloved state which i believe is the aspiration of every citizen in the state. Sir, as i believe you are passionate about the progress and prosperity of the state over the past years which have earned you so much trust from the people. To this effect, I will like to on behalf of the…

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From Atiku Sarki, Abuja The Nigerian Export Promotion Council (NEPC) and National Productivity Centre (NPC) have agreed to partner and work together to enhance service delivery to the exporting community through capacity building for Trade Promotion Officers. In a statement issued on Tuesday in Abuja by the Head, Corporate Communications of the NEPC, Mr. Ndubueze Okeke said the agreement was made by the Executive Director/CEO of NEPC, Nonye Ayeni while receiving the Director General of NPC, Mr. Baffa Dan Agundi in her office in Abuja. According to Ayeni “We are committed to working with relevant stakeholders to achieve our mandate…

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From Ahmad Ibrahim, Gusau Zamfara State Governor, Dauda Lawal has been commended for approving the construction of 108 kilometers Gusau, Magami to Dansadau road in of the state. The commendation was made by the stakeholder of Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), in the state and an aspirant for Maru local government area chairmanship, Honorable Bello Muhammad Jabaka, while speaking with the Triumph correspondent during official flag-off of the road at Gusau. According to him, the commendation become imperative considering that the Gusau, magami to Dansadau road is very important to the people of the area. It could be recalled that, recently…

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From Maawuya Bala Idris, Katsina The 5th Waziri of Katsina State, Prof. Sani Abubakar Lugga6, has asked Service Chiefs to resign for failure to overcome the insecurity problem facing the country. He said the service chiefs should be replaced with serious military officers capable of protecting the lives of Nigerians. Lugga spoke at special twin lectures organised by the Nigerian Union of Journalists (NUJ) Katsina state chapter to celebrate the 37th year of the creation of the state. He said the responsibility of protecting lives and property lies with the military and police, and they must find ways of ensuring…

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From Christiana Gokyo, Jos The Plateau Peace Practitioners Network (PPPN) has inaugurated a new Advisory Board to guide its peace-building efforts in the state. The event, held at the Government House Banquet Hall in Jos, also marked the launch of the first edition of the PPPN Journal. Speaking at the event, Rev. Dr. Gideon Para-Msllam emphasized the importance of addressing systemic issues that undermine peace efforts. He called for greater inclusivity, particularly for non-indigenes and minority faiths, and urged the government to take the lead in facilitating meaningful dialogue among communities. The PN President, Nanmak D. Bali, expressed gratitude for…

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From Sani Gazas Chinade, Maiduguri Borno State Governor Babagana Umara Zulum has constituted a committee on flood disaster relief disbursement that would coordinate government intervention for victims of flooding in the Maiduguri metropolis and its environs. Recall that most parts of Maiduguri were submerged in water due to the overflow of Alau Dam, displacing many communities and causing devastation to both public and private infrastructures. The Secretary to the Borno State Government, Alhaji Bukar Tijjani, announced in a statement on Sunday that the committee would consist of the following persons and organisations: 1       Engr. Baba Bukar Gujubawu  -…

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By Hussaini Ibrahim Sulaiman In a groundbreaking move aimed at fostering educational development and strengthening healthcare system in Yobe State, Governor Mai Mala Buni has taken a commendable step by sponsoring 233 indigenous students to study medical sciences, engineering, and other allied science courses across 16 countries, including India, Egypt, the UK, China, Turkey, Malaysia and Russia, pursuing a wide range of academic disciplines at the undergraduate and graduate levels. This visionary initiative is a testament to the governor’s commitment to providing quality education and empowering the youth of Yobe State. Governor Buni’s decision to send these students to India…

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