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Guterres Calls on Countries to Put the World on a Safer Path in 2025
Guterres Calls on Countries to Put the World on a Safer Path in 2025
By: Michael Mike
The United Nations Secretary General, Antonio Guterres has called on countries of the world to in 2025 put the world on a safer path by dramatically slashing
emissions, and supporting the transition to a renewable future.
Guterres, in his new year message, said:
“Throughout 2024, hope has been hard to find. Wars are causing enormous pain, suffering and displacement. Inequalities and divisions are rife — fueling tensions and mistrust.”
He added that: “And today I can officially report that we have just endured a decade of deadly heat. The top ten 10 hottest years on record have happened in the last 10 years, including 2024.
“This is climate breakdown — in real time.
We must exit this road to ruin — and we have no time to lose.
“In 2025, countries must put the world on a safer path by dramatically slashing
emissions, and supporting the transition to a renewable future.
“It is essential — and it is possible.
Even in the darkest days, I’ve seen hope power change.
“I see hope in activists — young and old — raising their voices for progress. I see hope in the humanitarian heroes overcoming enormous obstacles to support
the most vulnerable people. I see hope in developing countries fighting for financial and climate justice.
“I see hope in the scientists and innovators breaking new ground for humanity.
And I saw hope in September, when world leaders came together to adopt the Pact
for the Future.
“The Pact is a new push to build peace through disarmament and prevention.
To reform the global financial system so it supports and represents all countries.
To push for more opportunities for women and young people.
“To build guardrails so technologies put people over profits and rights over runaway
algorithms.
“And always, to stick to the values and principles enshrined by human rights,
international law and the United Nations Charter.”
He however said: “There are no guarantees for what’s ahead in 2025. But I pledge to stand with all those who are working to forge a more peaceful, equal, stable and healthy future for all people.”
He exhumed hope that: “Together, we can make 2025 a new beginning. Not as a world divided.But as nations united.”
Guterres Calls on Countries to Put the World on a Safer Path in 2025
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Joint Security Forces Repel Bandits’ Retaliatory Attack in Mada, Neutralize another Kingpin Kachalla Dogo Idin Madu
Joint Security Forces Repel Bandits’ Retaliatory Attack in Mada, Neutralize another Kingpin Kachalla Dogo Idin Madu
By: Zagazola Makama
Joint security forces in Zamfara State have successfully repelled a retaliatory attack by bandits in Mada, Gusau Local Government Area, neutralizing several terrorists, including notorious bandit leader Kachalla Dogo Idin Madu.
Intelligence sources told Zagazola Makama that the attack occurred in the early hours of Wednesday when heavily armed bandits stormed Mada, attempting to retaliate against recent security operations.
However, troops of Operation FANSAN YAMMA, in collaboration with local vigilantes known as Askarawa, swiftly engaged them in a fierce battle.
The security forces overpowered the bandits, inflicting heavy casualties and securing the area. Among those neutralized was Kachalla Dogo Idin Madu, a notorious bandit kingpin responsible for multiple attacks, kidnappings, and terror activities in Zamfara State.
Joint Security Forces Repel Bandits’ Retaliatory Attack in Mada, Neutralize another Kingpin Kachalla Dogo Idin Madu
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ISWAP Terrorists on 10 motorcycles Return to Recover Bodies of Fallen Comrades killed by troops in Yobe
ISWAP Terrorists on 10 motorcycles Return to Recover Bodies of Fallen Comrades killed by troops in Yobe
By: Zagazola Makama
ISWAP terrorists, riding on over 10 motorcycles, have returned to the site of the encounter with the troops of Operation Hadin Kai escorting the convoy of Governor Babagana Zulum between Buni Gari and Gujba town in Yobe State.
The terrorists are believed to be retrieving the bodies of their fallen comrades who were neutralized by security forces during the initial attack.
“They are picking their dead bodies. They came on ten motorcycles. Probably planing to bury them,”he said.
Governor Zulum’s security escort, comprising troops of Operation Hadin Kai, the Police Crack Team, and other security personnel, had successfully repelled the terrorists ambush, killing several insurgents and rescuing kidnapped passengers.
ISWAP Terrorists on 10 motorcycles Return to Recover Bodies of Fallen Comrades killed by troops in Yobe
Zulum begins 100 houses, inspects 2 other projects in Hawul
By: Our Reporter
Borno State Governor, Babagana Umara Zulum, launched the construction of 100 houses in Azare, the headquarters of Hawul local government area on Wednesday.
The project, which is part of the 600 housing scheme for teachers in 5 LGAs flagged off on Tuesday, is aimed at reducing the housing deficit faced by teachers accross the state.
During his visit to Hawul, Governor Zulum also inspected two other ongoing projects, including the permanent site for the newly established National Orthopedic Hospital, Azare, which was donated to the federal government by Borno State government, and the construction site for the new General Hospital in Shafa.
Zulum expressed satisfaction with the support from the Azare community for the project, stating that it indicates that sustainability will be ensured.
“This is a very good brief we received from the engineer. He summarises everything. The most important takeaway from him is that the community is supporting the project. With this commitment and support, I am sure there will be a very good mechanism for sustaining the management of the hospital,” Zulum said.
The governor assured that the reconstruction work would be completed soon, and the hospital would be officially handed over to the federal government for its take-off. He said, “On my part as the governor of Borno State, I will continue to do my best to ensure this project has come to fruition. Now that the CMD has been appointed, I will meet with the CMD tomorrow And discuss the way forward, most importantly.”
“I will see the minister for health and then discuss their budgets. As regards the take-off of this hospital, Insha Allah, we shall do everything possible to ensure that it takes off within the next two or three months”, the governor reiterated.
Governor Zulum was accompanied by the APC Chairman, Bello Ayuba; the senator representing Southern Borno, Mohammed Ali Ndume; former Deputy Governor, Usman Mamman Durkwa; the Deputy Speaker of Borno State House of Assembly, Engr Abdullahi Askira; member of the House of Assembly representing Hawul, Hon Mohammed Ibrahim Kwajafa; the Acting Chief of Staff, Dr Babagana Mustapha Mallumbe, and the Head of Service, Dr Muhammad Aminu Ghuluze, among many senior government officials and party members.
Zulum begins 100 houses, inspects 2 other projects in Hawul
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