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Minister-nominee: Dr Mariya Mahmoud, an epitome of professionalism and compassion

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Minister-nominee: Dr Mariya Mahmoud, an epitome of professionalism and compassion

By: Dr Saleh Abba

Time flown by and it’s been incredibly four years since I last connected with the extraordinary Dr Mariya Mahmoud Bunkure. But let me tell you, the impact she continues to make in people’s lives is simply awe-inspiring. A captivating journey filled with love, resilience, and unwavering support.

Mariya — more than just a devoted housewife, she personifies the ideal partner that any man would be proud to have by his side. Her dedication to creating a loving home, filled with warmth and care, knows no boundaries.

Hailing proudly from the beautiful town of Bunkure in Kano State, Mariya embodies the values and traditions of her heritage. Like a guiding light, she carries the spirit of her hometown wherever she goes, igniting positivity and strength in all those she encounters.

But it is in her role as a mother that Mariya truly shines; she isn’t simply an excellent mother, she is a fierce protector, ensuring the safety and wellbeing of every child under her watchful eye. 

Her love, compassion, and unwavering commitment nurture and empower the next generation.

As a sister, Dr Mariya Mahmoud goes above and beyond, consistently exceeding expectations. She is an unwavering source of support, always there to lend a helping hand or a listening ear. Her sisters know they can rely on her without hesitation, as she never fails to inspire and uplift them.

Mariya’s philanthropic endeavors are legendary, driven by an unquenchable thirst to make a difference – a philanthropist who never tires, constantly seeking out new ways to impact lives positively. With her tireless dedication, she transforms the world around her one act of kindness at a time.

But let’s not forget that Mariya is also a force to be reckoned with in her professional life as a talented family physician. Her love for her job knows no bounds, as she combines her expertise with a deep sense of care and compassion. Through her healing hands and kind heart, she touches the lives of countless patients, leaving a lasting imprint of hope and wellness.

And let me share with you a truly remarkable story that encapsulates the extraordinary nature of Dr Mariya Mahmoud. Together, we once supported a divorcee battling severe depression. With her unwavering encouragement, Mariya convinced me to conduct a home visit. What followed was nothing short of life-changing. Mariya took it upon herself to care for this woman and her children, and their lives were forever transformed by her selflessness and compassion. To this day, that woman continues to communicate with me, eternally grateful for what Mariya did for her through our joint efforts.

Dr Mariya Mahmoud, an iron lady, has touched the lives of many with her indomitable spirit and unwavering dedication. Her boundless love, strength, and passion for making a difference inspire all those fortunate enough to cross her path.

May the world continue to be illuminated by incredible individuals like Dr Mariya Mahmoud, who shape lives, foster empowerment, and leave an eternal legacy of love and compassion.

Congratulations to our brand new minister norminee, May Allah bless and guide you through your national assignment. 

~Dr Saleh Abba is a family physician with Murtala Muhammad Specialist Hospital, Kano.

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Zulum sponsors youths for degrees in Piloting, Aeronautical Engineering, others

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Borno State Governor, Professor Babagana Umara Zulum, has directed immediate selection and sponsorship of indigent youths for degree programmes in high-value fields, including Piloting, Aeronautical Engineering and related disciplines.

He gave the directive on Tuesday during a meeting at the Government House in Maiduguri when he received Mr Issac Balami, the founder of Issac Balami University of Aeronautics and Management (IBUAM).

According to Zulum, the selection process will prioritise indigent youths who demonstrate academic potential but lack the financial means to pursue such expensive courses of study.

The governor stated, “On our part, as the government of Borno State, we will do everything possible to support this university within our reach.

“I want to most sincerely thank you for the offers you have given to the government and people of Borno State for the training of a sizable number of aircraft planners and aircraft technicians.

“Deliberately, I invited the Commissioner for Education and the Executive Secretary of the scholarship board; they will liaise with you to see how candidates will be sent to your university.

“The Commissioner for Education and your team, you will identify the most vulnerable in the population who can benefit from this scheme: those who cannot afford, nor can their parents, to undertake those aeronautics courses. I don’t want anyone close to the governor, the deputy governor or the commissioner to be selected. Purely on merit! Mind you, I have to vet the list after the selection process.”

Earlier in his address, Balami announced that his institution would provide free training to an initial batch of Borno indigenes in Aircraft Planning and Aircraft Technology. 

He said the gesture was an act of giving back to the society, inspired by a scholarship he received years ago from the Borno State Government which paved the way for his own career in aeronautics.

He stated that one person from each of the 27 local governments in Borno would be trained as aircraft planners and aircraft technicians.

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Troops arrest 22 suspected terrorist logistics suppliers in Mafa, seize smoked fish consignment

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Troops arrest 22 suspected terrorist logistics suppliers in Mafa, seize smoked fish consignment

By: Zagazola Makama

Troops of the Joint Task Force (JTF), North-East Operation Hadin Kai, have arrested a suspected terrorist logistics supplier and 21 accomplices transporting large quantities of smoked fish believed to be linked to insurgent financing in Borno State.

Sources told Zagazola Makama that the suspects were apprehended at about 3:30 p.m. on Wednesday by troops of 112 Task Force Battalion, under 24 Task Force Brigade, deployed at Checkpoint 2 in Mafa Local Government Area.

The main suspect, identified as 40-year-old Ibrahim Bukar, was intercepted alongside others while conveying 59 cartons and 28 sacks of smoked fish in two Isuzu trucks.

“Preliminary interrogation revealed that the smoked fish was handed over to them in Laje village by terrorists,” the report said.

Sources added that the main suspect confessed to having supplied various items to terrorists over time, and was positively identified by hybrid forces who confirmed he once served as their supplier while in the bush.

All suspects and the recovered items have been taken into custody for further investigation.

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Troops neutralise terrorist, recover rifle in Dalwa clearance operation in Borno

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By: Zagazola Makama

Troops of the Joint Task Force (JTF), North-East Operation Hadin Kai, have neutralised a terrorist and recovered arms and ammunition during a fighting patrol around Delwa and Tojiri villages in Borno State.

Zagazola gathered that the operation was conducted on Wednesday by the troops, working in conjunction with hunters and members of the Civilian Joint Task Force (CJTF).

Sources said that the troops, deployed to Delwa village, advanced towards Tojiri at about 9:00 a.m. and came under fire from terrorists.

“The troops engaged the terrorists with heavy volume of fire, neutralising one of them while others fled in disarray.

“During exploitation of the general area, troops recovered one FN rifle, two FN magazines containing 28 rounds of 7.62mm NATO ammunition, two Tecno phones and three sachets of drugs,” the report said.

The sources added that no casualty was recorded on the side of the troops.
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