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APC Stakeholders in Adamawa Northern zone pass vote of confidence on Rep Jafar

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APC Stakeholders in Adamawa Northern zone pass vote of confidence on Rep Jafar

 

…..says his representation is people’s-driven

The incumbent House of Representatives (HoR) representing the Federal Constituency of Maiha, Mubi South and Mubi North, Rt Hon Jafar Abubakar Magaji (Haske), has received high praises from the All Progressives Congress (APC) stakeholders of his constituency.

The Stakeholders passed a vote of confidence on him because of the People’s -driven representation he has been given since he took over the mantle of leadership to represent them.

The Stakeholders who care critical the existence of of APC since its formation and growth said Jafar has been up and doing in the core area of his calling, which bills, laws, motions, contributions, and oversight functions are the more important work of a Lawmaker.

Maiha APC Chairman, Alhaji Ahmadu Teacher who is the Garkuwa Maiha, comrade Muhammed Abdullahi who is the Public Relation Officer Adamawa State chapter of the APC, and former council Chairman of Mubi South Local Government, Barr Salihu Yakubu all submitted that Jafar went beyond bills and Lawmaker and also meddled into empowerment programs to bring the dividends of democracy to his people.

In their separate submission, they unanimously agreed that the bills that saw to the establishment of the federal Medical Center in Mubi, the University of Agriculture in Mubi, and The college of Nursing in Maiha is the brain box ideas of Jafar.

 

They commended him for the historic bills and reiterated that he has placed the area in the political sands of history and set the a record that will take another Jafar to break.

 

APC Stakeholders in Adamawa Northern zone pass vote of confidence on Rep Jafar

Other Stakeholders who gave him a clean bill of representation and confidence in the fact that he’s doing well and are happy with his leadership strides are Mubi South APC secretary Alh.Saadu Yusuf Munduva, Sule protocol (Senior stakeholder Mubi North), Alh Bala Mai Goro (APC Vice Chairman Mubi South Local Government) and Mubi North APX secretary, Joshua AKA Santuraki.

Others who made up the list of those endorsing Jafar’s good representation are Saidu Naira, a Critical stakeholder from Mubi North; Ardo Ahmadu Gude, a former Council Chairman of Mubi South Local government; Hon Salihu Abubakar, who is a critical stakeholder from Mubi North and Alhaji Musa Mams an APC stakeholder from Maiha Local Government area.

Ahmadu Teacher, however,warned those peddling rumors of recall of Jafar,who he thumbed up his representation and described oas ne of the best ,to desist from doing so.

According to him ,Jafar is more than recall ,and his performances deserve Commendations and encouragement to do more not to cast unnecessary aspersions by hitting up the polity.

He Called on senior Stakeholders of the Party at the state and federal level to ignore the child’s play of some politicians who are sponsoring a loser card of recall on Jafar Abubakar Magaji.

Ahmadu urged Stakeholders to know that they’re people who are failure in the party and are bend on destroying the party before the leave for another party.

They appealed to the Minister of Education, Prof Mamman Tahir, the National Security Adviser (NSA), Mallam Nuhu Ribadu, and the entire party officials in the state under the able leadership of Barr Idris Shuaibu to make sure that the party stands united against the charade play of whose fanning embers of political thuggery, molestation, a campaign of calumny against sons and Daughters of the party.

He lambasted those calling for Jafar’s recall as tribal and religious bigots using it for their selfish interests not the wishes of the people of Maiha, Mubi South, Mubi North.

“We are comfortable with Jafar’s representation and leadership as a constituency, I want to let you know that aside from the bills, laws, motions, and resolutions including meaningful contributions this young man is making us proud in the green chambers of the national assembly, he gave our youth jobs some as Police, soldiers, immigration, customs and so many of them in tertiary institutions he gave them scholarship to support their education.

“He empowered hundreds of Youth and women to have a stable business. Then tell me what else do you want from a Lawmaker” he Said

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Ogun 1 Customs Command, NASRE Forge Stronger Ties for National Development and Border Security

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The Ogun 1 Area Command of the Nigeria Customs Service (NCS) recently hosted the Nigerian Association of Social and Resourceful Editors (NASRE) at its headquarters, marking a significant step towards strengthening partnerships aimed at enhancing border security, trade facilitation, and public awareness.

During the meeting, NASRE extended its congratulations to Comptroller Mohammed Shuaibu on his recent appointment as the Customs Area Controller of Ogun 1 Command. The association commended his leadership capabilities and expressed confidence in his ability to elevate the command’s operational standards.

In his welcome address, the Public Relations Officer of the command, Mr. Hammed Bujoye Oloyede, reaffirmed Comptroller Shuaibu’s dedication to the command’s core objectives, which include revenue generation, securing Nigeria’s borders, and streamlining trade operations.

“Comptroller Shuaibu’s leadership is driven by innovation, collaboration, and active stakeholder engagement, especially with border communities. These principles are critical to achieving long-term growth and security in our operations,” Mr. Oloyede remarked.

He further stressed the importance of forming alliances with professional organizations like NASRE to ensure accurate information dissemination and to foster public trust in the Customs Service’s activities.

NASRE’s Public Relations Officer, Adeyemi Obadimu, responded by expressing the association’s enthusiasm for collaborating with the Ogun 1 Command on media advocacy and public enlightenment initiatives. He emphasized NASRE’s commitment to promoting ethical journalism and transparency, values that align with the Customs Service’s mission.

“This partnership will enhance public understanding of trade policies, border security, and economic growth while strengthening the relationship between the Customs Service and the public,” Mr. Obadimu stated.

The NASRE team underscored the vital role of the media in educating the public about the challenges and successes of the Nigeria Customs Service, particularly in its fight against smuggling and efforts to maintain national security.

This collaboration is expected to foster a more informed public and a stronger synergy between stakeholders in promoting national development.

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Man Who Lost Memory 17 Years Ago Reunites with Family Through Divine Encounter in Lagos”

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Man Who Lost Memory 17 Years Ago Reunites with Family Through Divine Encounter in Lagos”

A miraculous event unfolded on Wednesday, December 11, 2024, near the Task Force Office on Alasia Bolade Street, Oshodi, Lagos, opposite the Arena Military Market. Sunday Ugochukwu, a man from Ebonyi State who suffered memory loss 17 years ago, was miraculously healed and identified, leading to his reunion with his long-lost family.

Man Who Lost Memory 17 Years Ago Reunites with Family Through Divine Encounter in Lagos"

Apostle Ayoola Oladele, a Lagos-based prophet and founder of Let Us Worship Ministries Healing and Salvation, was reportedly led by the Holy Spirit to pray for a man thought to be mentally ill. Acting on divine instruction, Apostle Oladele approached the man and laid hands on him. This act of faith led to the restoration of Sunday Ugochukwu’s memory.

Upon regaining his memory, Ugochukwu revealed his identity, which was later confirmed by his family in Ebonyi State. The family, who had presumed him dead after his sudden disappearance 17 years ago, expressed immense gratitude to God and Apostle Oladele for the divine intervention.

A former military officer turned prophet, Apostle Ayoola Oladele is known for his powerful healing ministry. He shared that his spiritual strength comes from prayer, fasting, and solitary retreats on mountain tops, emulating the practices of Jesus Christ.

The Ugochukwu family hailed the incident as a testament to God’s miraculous power. They celebrated the prophet for being an instrument of God’s work, describing the event as nothing short of extraordinary.

This remarkable story stands as a testament to faith, divine power, and the boundless grace of God.

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Ibadan Christmas Stampede: CDHR Condemns Tragic Death of Over 30 Children, Calls for Justice”

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INTERNATIONAL HUMAN RIGHTS DAY 2024: CDHR DEMANDS IMMEDIATE ACTION AGAINST INJUSTICES

Ibadan Christmas Stampede: CDHR Condemns Tragic Death of Over 30 Children, Calls for Justice”

Over 30 children tragically lost their lives during a Christmas funfair held on Wednesday, December 18, at Islamic High School, Basorun, Ibadan, Oyo State. The incident occurred due to a stampede caused by overcrowding and poor event management, leaving families devastated during what was meant to be a joyful occasion.

The event, organized by Queen Naomi Silekunola Ogunwusi, the former wife of the Ooni of Ife, in collaboration with Agidigbo FM, owned by philanthropist and radio presenter Oriyomi Hamzat, aimed to distribute gifts and scholarships to children. However, the chaotic arrangements turned the celebration into a nightmare.

Governor Seyi Makinde confirmed the tragedy, expressing deep sorrow over the loss of young lives. “This is a very sad day for us in Oyo State,” the governor said, as he sympathized with grieving families. He ordered the suspension of the event and deployed security personnel and medical teams to restore order and assist the injured.

In response, the Committee for the Defence of Human Rights (CDHR) condemned the mass deaths, attributing the disaster to the organizers’ failure to implement proper planning and safety measures for an event meant to host over 5,000 children. CDHR also expressed heartfelt condolences to the affected families and the Ibadan community.

The organization urged the Oyo State Government and security agencies to conduct a thorough investigation, publish their findings, and hold those responsible accountable for any negligence that led to the tragedy.

E-signed:
Comrade Debo Adeniran, National President, CDHR Nigeria
Comrade Idris Afees Olayinka, National Publicity Secretary, CDHR Nigeria

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