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Access Road: Yobe residents commend Governor Buni

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By: Hahaha Wakili

Residents of Yobe State have commended Governor Mai Mala Buni CON for the construction of access roads across various parts of the state.

The residents made the commendation in separate interviews during an inspection tour organized by the Nigeria Union of Journalists (NUJ), Yobe Council.

Malam Kaku Kafayo, a resident of Tagali, Bade local government area, said the 10-kilometer Chumbusko-Tagali road had made life easier for them.

“Before the provision of the road, we could hardly transport our farm produce to various markets within and outside the state, and now we are happy to be connected to the other part of the state” Kafayo said.

Malam Samaila Tagali, a motorist, also commended the governor and appealed for storage facilities for the preservation and storage of their produce.

Also speaking, Alhaji Muhammadu Chukuriwa, the village head of Chukuriwa in Nangere local government area, commended Governor Buni for the 16-km Dawasa, Chukuriwa, and Kukuri art road.

He revealed that the road has linked several villages along the route with the major town of Potiskum.

Alhaji Muhammadu also commended the governor and the commissioner for works, Engr. Umar Wakil Duddaye, for the construction of Juma’at Mosque in Chukuriwa town.

Malam Ishaku Ado, the Masaya of Kukuri, also expressed appreciation for the project, adding that the people of the three communities will remain grateful for the Commissioner of Works, who has facilitated the project.

In Fika, the vice chairman of the local government, Malam Ahmed Abubakar, said this is one of the projects being jubilated by the entire population of this locality.

“Because it has taken some decades before its actualization. That is why it is very historic and a legacy to this administration.

He added that the project had linked about five wards and three local government areas in Fika, Gujba, and Gulani, respectively.

In his remarks, NUJ Chairman Comrade Rajab Muhammed Ismail expressed appreciation for the projects, commended Governor Mai Mala Buni CON for his outstanding performance, and called on other governors to emulate the governor for the overall development of the country.

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Gombe Gov. urges corps members to support state devt

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Gov. Inuwa Yahaya of Gombe State on Friday urged corps members deployed to the state to contribute meaningfully to its development during their service year.

He made the call while declaring open the 2025 Batch ‘B’ Stream I Orientation Course at the temporary NYSC orientation camp in Akko Local Government Area.

The governor represented by the Commissioner for Youth and Sports Development, Mr Inuwa Ibrahim, described corps members as critical stakeholders in nation-building.

Yahaya noted that the immediate past set of corps members had contributed significantly through community development projects, youth mentorship, and empowerment programmes.

“As you serve in Gombe State, I encourage you to be part of our developmental process, contributing to the transformation of our state and the empowerment of our youth.

“Your predecessors did well in nation-building, and it’s our collective responsibility to continue on this positive path,” he said.

He assured the corps members of a safe and conducive environment to enable them serve effectively and impact their host communities positively.

“Gombe State is a safe haven, and we guarantee a conducive working environment for your activities and programmes during your service year,” Yahaya added.

In her remarks, Mrs Chinwe Nwachuku, the NYSC State Coordinator in Gombe, urged the 940 corps members to participate actively in all camp activities as a foundation for their service year.

She encouraged them to adhere to camp rules, shun negative behaviour, and uphold the core values of the NYSC.

Nwachuku also appreciated the Gombe State Government, stakeholders, and residents for their continued support and commitment to the success of the NYSC scheme in the state.

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Police rescue kidnapped schoolgirl in Abuja, arrest four suspects

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Police rescue kidnapped schoolgirl in Abuja, arrest four suspects

By: Zagazola Makama

Operatives of the Federal Capital Territory (FCT) Police Command have rescued a 16-year-old girl, Leadway Innocent, who was abducted on her way to school in Jikwoyi area of Abuja.

Zagazola learnt that the rescue operation, which took place on July 31, followed the arrest of four suspects linked to the abduction. The suspects were identified as Mayoma Adediji, Joy Innocent, Tina Mayoma, and Sunday Femi all residents of Jikwoyi Phase 2.

The incident was initially reported on July 30 by the victim’s father, Mr Innocent Doctor, who told police that his daughter left home for Government Secondary School Karu on July 18 but never returned.

He said that two days later, he received a call from an unknown person demanding a ransom of ₦5 million for her release. After negotiation, the abductors reportedly agreed to collect ₦1.5 million.

Upon receipt of the report, police detectives, in collaboration with local vigilantes, launched a coordinated operation that led to the arrest of the suspects and the safe rescue of the victim.

The girl was rescued unhurt at about 1:00 p.m. on July 31, and all four suspects are currently in custody undergoing interrogation,” the statement added.

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Army troops launch manhunt as bandits abduct two farmers in Sokoto

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Army troops launch manhunt as bandits abduct two farmers in Sokoto

By: Zagazola Makama

Troops of Operation Fansan Yanma have launched a search-and-rescue operation following the abduction of two farmers by suspected armed bandits in Isa LGA in Sokoto state.

Zagazola Makama understands that the victims, Halilu Nuhu of Gidan Bawa village and Mamuda Aliyu of Bagarera village, were reportedly kidnapped around noon on July 31 while working on their farms.

It was gathered that six bandits riding on three motorcycles carried out the abduction and fled into nearby forests.

The troops swift into action to block escape routes and comb suspected hideouts, including forests stretching toward the border with Niger Republic.

Efforts are ongoing to rescue the victims and apprehend the perpetrators.

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