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Yobe State University Embraces Transition to Online Learning

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Yobe State University Embraces Transition to Online Learning

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Yobe State University is embarking on a significant transformation, transitioning from traditional analog lecturing methods to modern online lectures in response to directives from the Federal Ministry of Education, advocating for the adoption of digital platforms.

During a workshop at the ICT center, Vice-Chancellor Prof. Mala M. Daura, represented by Dr. Mohammed Musa Lawan, stressed the importance of embracing this new approach. He urged lecturers to recognize the advantages of online learning and emphasized the necessity of maintaining global competitiveness.

Expressing satisfaction with the move away from traditional face-to-face lectures, Prof. Mala M. Daura highlighted the accessibility and affordability of online education. He announced the support of the National Universities Commission (NUC) and the Tertiary Education Trust Fund (TETFund) in facilitating this transition.

Dr. Benga Yusuf, representing the Federal Ministry of Education, commended Yobe State University for its commitment to innovation. He urged heads of department to establish commitee and step down workshop to the lecturers. Noting YSU as the 89th institution visited on this mission, he emphasized the significance of the Vice-Chancellor’s comprehensive remarks.

With this bold step towards digital learning, Yobe State University aims to position itself among global education leaders and cultivate a culture of excellence in Nigeria.

The ICT director expressed gratitude to the workshop organizers and urged lecturers to update their emails for effective communication.

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Troops rescue six victims of Boko Haram abduction in Adamawa

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Troops rescue six victims of Boko Haram abduction in Adamawa

By: Zagazola Makama

Troops of Operation Hadin Kai (OPHK), in collaboration with the Police, Civilian Joint Task Force (CJTF) and other security agencies, have rescued six victims abducted by suspected Boko Haram insurgents in Madagali Local Government Area of Adamawa.

Source who confirmed the rescue to Zagazola Makama said the victims were kidnapped on Aug. 22, following an attack on a Fulani settlement at Shuwa-Yinagu junction in Madagali.

“On Aug. 30, at about 5:20 p.m., as a result of sustained and continuous onslaught and combing of the Sambisa fringes by the combined team of troops of OPHK, Police, CJTF and other security agencies, the six abducted victims were rescued unhurt,” the source said.

According to the sources, those rescued include: Bakari Joda, Abdullahi Jugal, Saleh Abba Iya, Mallam Gunyal, Buba Daye, and Adama Isah.

The sources further said the victims were taken to Gulak Cottage Hospital for medical examination, later debriefed, and reunited with their families.

The source reiterated that troops of Operation Hadin Kai remain resolute in ongoing clearance operations to flush out insurgents and restore peace across the North-East.

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Troops of Operation FANSAN YANMA repel bandit attack in Katsina

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Troops of Operation FANSAN YANMA repel bandit attack in Katsina

By: Zagazola Makama

Troops of Operation FANSAN YANMA in collaboration with the Police have repelled an attempted banditry attack in Faskari Local Government Area of Katsina State.

Sources told Zagazola Makama that the incident occurred on Sunday at about 9:15 a.m. when suspected armed bandits launched an attack on a military patrol team behind the Faskari Local Government Secretariat, situated on the outskirts of the town.

“A heavy gun duel ensued which lasted for nearly an hour, forcing the bandits, who initially mobilised in large numbers, to retreat. Their mission was completely foiled with several casualties on their side,”the source said.

The source, however, confirmed that a naval rating, an Ordinary Seaman, was fatally shot during the exchange and died from his injuries.

The sources said that the area had been cleared, normalcy restored, and efforts intensified to track down the fleeing assailants had been lunched.

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Troops of Operation FANSAN YANMA rescue 17 kidnapped girls in Sokoto, two farmers killed

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Troops of Operation FANSAN YANMA rescue 17 kidnapped girls in Sokoto, two farmers killed

By: Zagazola Makama

Troops of Operation FANSAN YANMA, in collaboration with police and local vigilantes, have rescued 17 kidnapped girls in Isa Local Government Area of Sokoto State.

Sources told Zagazola Makama that the rescue followed a coordinated response to an attack by armed bandits on Aug. 31.

The source said the bandits, in large numbers, invaded Bargaja village and abducted girls who had gone to fetch firewood in the forest.

“In the process, the criminals shot and killed two farmers who were working on their farms before security forces mobilised to the scene.

“Troops of Operation FANSAN YANMA, supported by police tactical teams and vigilantes, engaged the bandits in a heavy gun battle which lasted for hours.

“The joint forces successfully rescued the 17 kidnapped girls, while the bandits retreated towards the Niger Republic border,” the source said.

According to the sources , the rescued girls were handed over to Isa Local Government authorities, while aggressive patrols have been intensified in the area to forestall further attacks.

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