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Gbajabiamila And His Loyalty To Nation-building* By Samaila Musa

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*Gbajabiamila And His Loyalty To Nation-building*

By Samaila Musa

 

 

In a nation that has experienced its fair share of challenges, it is easy to become disillusioned and believe that we have seen it all. However, amid the chaos and uncertainty, there are individuals whose potential for greatness is yet to be fully realised. One such individual is Rt. Hon Femi Gbajabiamila, an astute mind whose brilliance cancels every trending political disillusionment where it has become commonplace and whose exceptional qualities as a representative are yet to be fully explored.

 

 

 

 

 

From his early days as the minority leader of the House to his tenure as the majority leader, Gbaja’s footprints remain indelible in the annals of Nigerian politics. To claim that Gbaja is simply a talented politician would be a gross understatement. He is a visionary leader, an orator who wields words as tools of progress, and a tireless advocate for the betterment of his nation. His ability to navigate the complex political landscape with finesse and integrity has earned him respect and admiration. However, it was as Speaker of the House that Gbajabiamila truly came into his own, demonstrating exceptional leadership skills and a commitment to uplifting the parliament.

 

 

Gbajabiamila And His Loyalty To Nation-building*
By Samaila Musa

 

 

 

Femi Gbajabiamila, fondly referred to as “Gbaja,” is a shining example of excellence in governance. One of his greatest achievements as Speaker was his ability to keep the House of Representatives together during a time of intense political polarization. As the majority leader of the House, Gbaja’s performance was nothing short of awe-inspiring. He skillfully navigated through various challenges, fostering a sense of unity and cooperation among members.

However, his ability to rally support and effectively steer the legislative agenda is a testament to his exceptional leadership qualities. Gbaja’s tenure as a majority leader was marked by significant achievements and a commitment to advancing the interests of the Nigerian people. His ability to bridge divides and foster consensus is a testament to his exceptional diplomatic skills. Gbaja’s leadership style, characterized by inclusivity and open dialogue, laid the foundation for a new era of parliamentary effectiveness.

When Gbaja assumed the role of Speaker of the House of Representatives, he embarked on a mission to uplift the parliament and restore its dignity. Under his leadership, a new era of accountability and transparency was ushered in.

While Gbaja may not be the first principal of the Senate or the House of Representatives, his legacy will endure as one who prioritised the welfare of his constituents and the nation above personal gains. In a system rife with corruption and a propensity for self-enrichment, Gbaja’s refusal to succumb to the allure of the “white envelope” speaks volumes about his integrity and moral compass. His unwavering dedication to putting his people first sets him apart as a true servant leader.

One of the most striking aspects of Gbaja’s character is his deep love and dedication to the people he represents. Gbaja’s recent commissioning of numerous constituency projects across his Federal Constituency is a testament to his unwavering dedication to his constituents. These projects, ranging from infrastructure development to social empowerment initiatives, have positively impacted the lives of the people of Surulere Federal constituency. Gbaja’s commitment to delivering tangible benefits to his constituents is a stark departure from the prevalent culture of self-interest in Nigerian politics.

The impact of Gbaja’s work extends far beyond the present moment. By championing meaningful projects and prioritizing the needs of his constituents, he has set a precedent for future representatives to follow. Gbaja’s commitment to engineering positive change in his constituency and the nation at large will leave a lasting legacy, inspiring generations to come.

Gbaja’s exceptional qualities as a representative extend beyond his immediate constituency. He possesses a vision for a better Nigeria, one that is inclusive, prosperous, and united. Gbaja’s commitment to national development and his advocacy for policies that benefit all Nigerians make him a true statesman. His ability to articulate a clear vision and rally support for its realization is a testament to his exceptional leadership skills.

Femi Gbajabiamila may not be the first speaker, nor will he be the last. But when history chronicles the saga of this remarkable nation, it will etch his name in bold letters, not as a footnote, but as a testament to the power of exceptional leadership, and the transformative impact of putting people first. In a world where cynicism often prevails, Gbaja stands as a reminder that the pursuit of a better tomorrow is not a utopian dream, but a journey paved by the footprints of leaders like him, leaders who refuse to settle for the ordinary, who dare to dream big, and who dedicate their lives to making those dreams a reality.

Gbaja’s commitment to good governance and his relentless pursuit of excellence have set a new standard for parliamentary leadership in Nigeria. His efforts to strengthen the institution and restore public trust are commendable.

While history has bestowed titles and witnessed the rise and fall of countless leaders, few have navigated the treacherous waters of politics with such grace and purpose as Femi Gbajabiamila. He stands not as a fleeting comet but as a star whose brilliance illuminates the path towards progress. He is not just a speaker; he is a symbol of hope, a living embodiment of the principle that leadership, at its core, is about service, not self-aggrandizement.

Gbaja is not just my “man of the year”; he is a man for the future, a living testament to the enduring power of service and the potential of a nation when guided by an uncommon, phenomenal representative. And in his unwavering commitment to his people lies the promise of a Nigeria yet to come, a Nigeria where the best, truly, is yet to be seen.

Rt. Hon Femi Gbajabiamila, fondly known as Gbaja, is an uncommon and phenomenal representative. His love for his people, his excellence in governance, and his commitment to uplifting the parliament and the nation as a whole make him a true leader.

It is no doubt that the impact of Gbaja’s work will resonate for generations to come. The children who learn in classrooms he built will dream bigger dreams. The families who receive medical care in his clinics will enjoy a healthier future. The individuals equipped with skills from his training centers will become pillars of their communities. Gbaja’s legacy is not simply etched in stone; it is woven into the very fabric of Surulere, a testament to the transformative power of service.

Rt. Hon Femi Gbajabiamila represents a rare breed of leaders in Nigeria’s political landscape. His exceptional track record, recent constituency projects, and unwavering commitment to serving his people have earned him the title of “Man of the Year.” Gbaja’s leadership skills, integrity, and dedication to the ideals of good governance make him a role model for aspiring politicians.

His story is a rebuke to the cynics who believe that Nigeria’s best days are behind her. It is a beacon of optimism for those who yearn for a nation where leaders choose people over profit, where progress trumps personal gain, and where the future whispers not of missed opportunities, but of promises realized.

As the nation awaits the unveiling of its untapped potential, Gbaja stands as a symbol of hope and a catalyst for positive change in Nigeria. With Gbaja at the helm, we can dare to dream of a brighter and more prosperous future for our great nation.

Musa is a political analyst writing this piece from Kaduna.

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Former DSS Director’s Son, Abba Bichi Debunks False Claims of Fleeing After Alleged $2 Million Theft (video)

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Former DSS Director’s Son, Abba Bichi Debunks False Claims of Fleeing After Alleged $2 Million Theft (video)

 

 

Abba Bichi, son of former Director General of the Department of State Services (DSS), Yusuf Bichi, has refuted claims circulating on an online news portal that he is on the run after allegedly stealing $2 million from his father.

 

The news, widely dismissed as fake, alleged that Abba fled with the stolen money. However, Abba, a professional footballer currently based in Abuja and exploring club opportunities in Germany, addressed the rumors in a podcast recorded inside a stadium in Germany.

 

In a video released online, Abba could be heard speaking to his father after his team had lost a match. His father, Yusuf Bichi, offered words of encouragement, saying, “In life, you win some and lose some.” The exchange also involved Abba’s coach, identified as Mr. Thomas, who mentioned that their next match would be against Bayer Leverkusen. Yusuf Bichi expressed optimism about the upcoming game, showing his continuous support for his son’s career.

 

The false report is the latest in a series of online attacks aimed at tarnishing the image of the former DSS boss, who served in his role for over six years with distinction.

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Saudi striker al-Muwallad in intensive care after falling off balcony

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Saudi striker al-Muwallad in intensive care after falling off balcony

 

Saudi international striker Fahad al-Muwallad has been placed in intensive care after plummeting off the balcony of his residence in Dubai, Saudi and Emirati authorities said Sunday.

The 30-year-old, who played in the 2018 World Cup but was withdrawn from the 2022 squad due to a doping ban, fell from his second-storey flat while on holiday in the emirate according to the Dubai government media office

 

It added Muwallad as a result was “in intensive care at a hospital in Dubai”.

 

 

The Saudi consulate in Dubai confirmed in a statement on X early Sunday it was informed of an “accident at (Muwallad’s) private residence… on Thursday”.

The consulate “is following the investigations conducted with the police” in Dubai, it said in a statement posted on X.

Muwallad plays for Saudi side Al-Shabab, whose captain travelled to Dubai to check on Muwallad’s condition, the club said.

Saudi newspaper Al-Madina meanwhile pointed to “criminal suspicions”, citing “informed sources”.

Before joining Al-Shabab, the striker played for Jeddah’s Al-Ittihad and enjoyed a successful international career, scoring 17 goals in 74 international matches.

He has, though, also had a chequered career in terms of doping, serving two bans.

The first in May 2019 and the latest between March 2022 and September 2023, after testing positive for furosemide, a diuretic that masks the presence of anabolic steroids and is banned by the World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA).

 

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How pro Kingsley Predicted Death of Star Ballet Dancer, Michaela DePrince

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Sadly, Star Ballet singer, Ballerina Michaela Mabinty DePrince, who performed with Beyoncé and was seen by many as a trailblazer, has died at the age of 29.

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Interestingly, popular mouthpiece of God, prophet Kingsley Aitafo gave a prophetic warning about her death. He revealed that prayer should be offered as he saw her passed away in a shock.

How pro Kingsley Predicted Death of Star Ballet Dancer, Michaela DePrince

A spokesperson announced her death on her personal Instagram page and in a statement her family said she was an “unforgettable inspiration to everyone who knew her or heard her story”.

The cause of death has not been given.

DePrince made a remarkable journey from suffering as an orphan in war-torn Sierra Leone to numerous accolades in the world of international dance.

Her family said her death had been “sudden”, adding: “Michaela touched so many lives across the world, including ours.”

Tributes have been pouring in, including from others in the ballet community.

“Despite being told the ‘world wasn’t ready for black ballerinas’ or that ‘black ballerinas weren’t worth investing in,’ she remained determined, focused, and began making big strides,” American ballerina Misty Copeland wrote on social media.

Born in Kenema, Sierra Leone, in 1995, DePrince was sent to an orphanage at the age of three after both of her parents died during the civil war.

She has spoken in the past about how she was seen as a “devil’s child” in the orphanage because she suffered from vitiligo, a condition in which patches of skin lose pigmentation.

But she was adopted aged four by an American couple and moved to New Jersey. Her adoptive mother quickly noticed her obsession with ballet and enrolled her in classes.

She rose to fame after graduating from high school and made history as the youngest principal dancer at the Dance Theatre of Harlem.

DePrince has performed across the world, including in Beyoncé’s “Lemonade” music video album.

She joined the prestigious Boston Ballet as a second soloist in 2021 and starred in the TV show Dancing with the Stars when she was just 17.

A dedicated humanitarian, DePrince also advocated for children affected by conflict and violence.

Her spokesperson wrote that her artistry “touched countless hearts” and her spirit had “inspired many, leaving an indelible mark on the world of ballet, and beyond”.

They added: “Her life was one defined by grace, purpose, and strength. Her unwavering commitment to her art, her humanitarian efforts, and her courage in overcoming unimaginable challenges will forever inspire us.

“She stood as a beacon of hope for many, showing that no matter the obstacles, beauty and greatness can rise from the darkest of places.”

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