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Gov. Sule submits APC convention sub-committee report, returns unspent N20m

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Gov. Sule submits APC convention sub-committee report, returns unspent N20m

Gov. Sule submits APC convention sub-committee report, returns unspent N20m

Governor Abdullahi Sule of Nasarawa State and Chairman All Progressives Congress (APC) Media and Publicity Sub-Committee of its 2022 Special Convention Presidential Primary has submitted the committee’s report.

Sule while submitting the report to the party’s National Chairman, Sen. Abdullahi Adamu at its national secretariat on Friday in Abuja, also returned N20 million unspent money to the party’s coffers.

The reports gathered that the committee’s Secretary, Sen. Bello Mandiya and its other members were present during the report submission.

Presenting an executive summary of the report, Sule said the committee was given N140 million for its activities, but only expended N120 million.

“Initially, we were given N30 million a day after our inauguration, thereafter, we got another N60 million. In all, the party gave us N140 million.

“I am here with a draft of N20 million to present to the chairman of our party as the balance remaining from what we were given, because we did not spend everything,” Sule said.

Adamu in his remarks, said the level of integrity and commitment exhibited by the committee was appreciated.

He said the committee did a good job and was transparent and accountable to the extent of declaring some surplus which was a good example.

“The challenges were high, but you were able to deploy publicity to defuse tension and we were able to have a good convention.

“Not a single incident was reported and it was all because of the role your committee played by ensuring that everybody was carried along,” Adamu said.

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Troops repel ISWAP attack in Bita, Borno

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By: Zagazola Makama

Troops of Operation HADIN KAI successfully repelled an attack by terrorists suspected to be members of ISWAP in Bita area of Borno state following a fierce overnight encounter.

Security sources said the attack began at about 1:09 a.m. on Saturday, when the insurgents launched a coordinated assault on troops of the 26 Task Force Brigade deployed in the Bita axis.

According to the sources, the terrorists attempted to overwhelm the troops’ position but were met with stiff resistance from the soldiers who engaged them in a sustained gun battle.

“In a decisive and coordinated operation, gallant troops of Operation Hadin Kai launched a simultaneous land and air assault on terrorist positions in Bita in the early hours of today,” the source said.

The coordinated response involved ground troops engaging the insurgents while aerial support conducted precision strikes and surveillance over the battlefield, forcing the attackers to retreat.

The intense engagement compelled the terrorists to withdraw towards their enclaves after suffering heavy pressure from the combined land and air assault.

Following the withdrawal of the insurgents, troops immediately commenced exploitation operations to pursue fleeing elements of the terrorist group and prevent them from regrouping.

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Unrest reported at Kara Cow Market in Gusau, one person killed

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Unrest reported at Kara Cow Market in Gusau, one person killed

By: Zagazola Makama

Tension erupted at Kara Cow Market in Magami, Gusau Local Government Area of Zamfara State following a reported shooting incident involving civilians affiliated with a Maiduguri-based Civilian Joint Task Force (JTF) and local vigilante groups.

Sources said the incident occurred at about 3:30 p.m. on March 13 when a group of JTF operatives, identified as DSS assets attached to PW Construction Company reportedly entered the market and discharged firearms indiscriminately, creating panic among residents.

During the unrest, an unidentified Fulani man was pursued and killed by members of the local vigilante group, known as Askarawa who intervened amid the chaos. The body was reportedly taken to the Askarawa office in Magami by members of the mob.

Authorities said investigations have commenced and the area is under close monitoring to prevent further escalation.

Residents have been advised to exercise caution and cooperate with security operatives while the incident is being thoroughly investigated.

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Troops repel bandit attack on Tsafe health college in Zamfara, neutralized bandit

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Troops repel bandit attack on Tsafe health college in Zamfara, neutralized bandit

By: Zagazola Makama

Troops of Operation FANSAN YANMA in collaboration with local vigilante members known as Askara, have neutralised a bandit during a foiled attempt to abduct students at the College of Science and Health Technology Tsafe, Zamfara state.

Security sources told Zagazola Makama that the incident occurred late at night when suspected armed bandits attempted to infiltrate the school premises in Tsafe with the apparent intention of kidnapping students.

The sources disclosed that troops of Operation Fansan Yanma, working in synergy with local security volunteers (Askara), swiftly responded to the threat and engaged the attackers in a gun duel.

During the confrontation, one of the bandits was neutralised while others fled into nearby bushes.

Due to the darkness and the urgency of the operation, the troops and local security volunteers were unable to immediately recover the weapon belonging to the neutralised suspect.

Troops have since intensified patrols around the area to prevent further attacks and reassure residents as well as students of the institution.

The sources said the prompt response by the troops and the local vigilantes prevented what could have been a major kidnapping incident targeting students of the college.

Bandit attacks and attempted abductions of students have been a recurring security challenge in parts of northwestern Nigeria, prompting increased collaboration between security forces and community-based vigilante groups.

Troops have urged residents to remain vigilant and continue providing credible information to security agencies to support ongoing operations against bandits in the region.

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