Energy & Environmental Lawyer | Principal Partner, @kyaniteattorney | Founder @thereformedmencircle
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Every Eid reminds me of my beloved father ♥️ I miss the days I sit and listen to him deliver his Eid sermon beautifully 🥹
If you come across this, kindly remember him in your dua!
Eid Mubarak beautiful people!!
Niger Niger 😭😭😭 between Niger and Kogi who’s taking the lead ? Cc @jibrildazhi @mk_ghazii
WATCH: ‘Remove This Cloth Now’: Niger LG Chairman Baba Bida Threatens Teacher Over Opposition Party Shirt In Dilapidated School
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FG Approves ₦45.08bn for Biosecurity Systems at Five Airports to Detect and Respond to Emerging Infectious Disease Threats
The Federal Government has approved a ₦45.08 billion investment to deploy an integrated biosecurity and disease surveillance system at five international airports, aimed at strengthening Nigeria’s capacity to detect and respond to emerging infectious disease threats.
The Coordinating Minister of Health and Social Welfare, Professor Ali Pate, disclosed this after Wednesday’s Federal Executive Council meeting presided over by President Bola Ahmed Tinubu at the State House, Abuja. The project will be delivered through a 20-year public-private partnership with the BioHealth Consortium. It will use technologies including aircraft wastewater surveillance, air and surface sampling, and specialised pathogen detection systems.
The five airports covered are Lagos, Abuja, Kano, Port Harcourt and Enugu. Pate said the system is expected to monitor a range of dangerous pathogens, improve inter-agency coordination and strengthen health security at the country’s borders.
He also confirmed that an Ebola patient recorded in October had recovered, while contact tracing and other containment measures continued to prevent community transmission.
Omo nan ake democracy 🤣 see how he casually called the President an idiot?
Abdul El-Sayed: “We are being actively bullied by the dumbest people in the room. Donald Trump is an idiot. He has one genius which is getting attention. Because his dad never gave him enough, because he was a nepo baby, he craved attention and used the bullying tactics to get it. But the man is an idiot. Just a fool”
Dear Mr President, @officialABAT @KashimSM It has been 166 days since the abduction of schoolchildren in Askira-Uba, Borno State! Wallahy nagaji 🥺
Uncle K Esq retweeted
Innalillahi wa inna ilaihi raji'un.
4 students, one other lady k+lled as Niger gov’s convoy allegedly rams into their car
Five people, including four male students and a young woman, have lost their lives in a fatal road crash involving a vehicle in Niger State Governor Mohammed Umaru Bago’s convoy in Minna.
The accident occurred on Monday around Gidan Mangoro along the Minna–Bida Road when a Hilux van travelling with the governor’s convoy collided head-on with a Peugeot 206.
The Peugeot was being driven by a woman identified as Mrs Nafisa, who d+ed at the scene. She was said to be an NGO staff member, Programme Manager at Labspace and founder of Wosh Mart Service Ltd.
According to a resident, Abdullahi Musa, the crash happened at about 11:35am while Governor Bago and his team were returning from Bida, where they had paid a condolence visit to the Etsu Nupe and Chairman of the Niger State Council of Traditional Rulers, Alhaji Yahaya Abubakar, over the death of Sagi Nupe Hajia Aisha.
The occupants of Nafisa’s vehicle were suspected to be postgraduate students of the Federal University of Technology, Minna.
Musa said, “The people in the private car d+ed instantly, while those in the government Hilux sustained serious inj¥ries with the driver dying on the spot.”
He stated that the crash resulted from wrongful overtaking by the convoy vehicle, adding that the Peugeot was on its lane when the Hilux crashed into it.
A staff member of Minna General Hospital said three victims d+ed at the scene, while two others later succumbed to inj¥ries. Some inj¥red victims were reportedly transferred to IBB Specialist Hospital for further treatment.
One occupant of the Hilux, identified as a former Niger State local government council chairman, suffered leg fractures but survived.
FRSC Sector Commander Aishat Sa’adu confirmed the crash, while police spokesperson SP Wasiu Abiodun said the incident was under investigation.
“The accident occured this morning and we are investigating it,” Abiodun said.
Gaskiya harkarnan da wiya! @Abbahtemper
Uncle K Esq retweeted
My house is barely 300 metres from where this happened. This is no longer just news or politics; it is a threat to our safety and peace of mind.
Honestly, it is alarming. When insecurity reaches this close to home, you begin to question whether staying is worth the risk.
To the people of Kaduna, WAKE UP! Your safety and your future are in your hands. What is happening in Millennium City, a highbrow area, is a warning of what could happen anywhere in Kaduna. Don’t wait until it reaches your doorstep before you speak up.
If you fail to unite and demand action from your government now, don’t expect things to get better on their own. Make your voices heard. Put your leaders under pressure and demand that they fulfill their responsibility to protect you.
This is a democracy. The people you elected are accountable to you. They enjoy security while ordinary citizens live in fear. You cannot continue to suffer in silence while those elected to protect you remain comfortable.
Ask around lokacin da aka kashe Mallam Jaafar, an zarge yan Darika dayawa. An kama Malam Abduljabbar, anyi ransacking gidansa lokacin har bindiga aka buga masa. Saida aka nemo duk cassette recordings dinshi aka bincika kaff aji inda koh da wasa ya fadi cewa a kashe Mallam.
So truth is, duka bangarorinmu have been guilty of accusing the other side. On Masussuka, shi ma duk wadda sukayi threatening dinsa will naturally be the first suspects.
This is a threat to my mental health 😭 @MHassanTom I need legal redress! I can’t sleep now 😭😭😭😭
The assassination of Mal Yahaya Masussuka should make every Muslim reflect. We remember when Sheikh Ja’afar Mahmoud Adam was killed, some celebrated. When Sheikh Albani of Zaria was assassinated, some celebrated. When Shia Muslims were gruesomely murdered including children of Sheikh Zakzaky in Zaria, some celebrated. or during the Maulud gathering in Tudun Biri, Kaduna, some again celebrated. Even when scholars like Sheikh Dahiru Usman Bauchi and Abdulaziz Dutsen Tanshi died, some still celebrated. Why do we keep doing this? Because people let their interpretations turn into justification for hate, instead of restraint. Interpretation can differ, but dehumanizing cannot be the outcome. Disagreement is not a license to hate. The death of a Muslim from another sect is not victory for your ideology. We need to disagree without celebrating tragedy.
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The first house they entered was my aunt’s fortunately she travelled yesterday, they took all her neighbors, their kids , husband, and a pregnant woman again 💔💔💔! Ya Allah ka kawo mana karshen mutanen nan !
Bandits entered our Estate yesterday and Abducted people, ya salam I’ve never been this scared in my life. This government has done nothing but to destroy our lives. Wai ace mutum in ya kwanta kullum yana cikin fargaba.
Millenium city kaduna needs to be secured and protected.
We are tired
I’m so traumatized 💔💔
To the people of Kaduna, WAKE UP! Your safety and your future are in your hands. What is happening in Millennium City, a highbrow area, is a warning of what could happen anywhere in Kaduna. Don’t wait until it reaches your doorstep before you speak up.
If you fail to unite and demand action from your government now, don’t expect things to get better on their own. Make your voices heard. Put your leaders under pressure and demand that they fulfill their responsibility to protect you.
This is a democracy. The people you elected are accountable to you. They enjoy security while ordinary citizens live in fear. You cannot continue to suffer in silence while those elected to protect you remain comfortable.
