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Mobilization for for peaceful Protests Regarding Nigerian Army University Biu
Mobilization for for peaceful Protests Regarding Nigerian Army University Biu
Dear Resilient Community of Southern Borno,
I trust this message finds you with unwavering determination and resilience amidst the challenges that confront us. Today, I write to you with a sense of urgency and purpose, regarding the pressing situation surrounding the Nigerian Army University Biu (NAUB).
As we witness the unfolding events and discussions concerning NAUB, it becomes increasingly evident that our collective voices must be heard, and our actions must be swift and decisive. The issues at hand demand our immediate attention and concerted efforts to address them head-on.
In the face of adversity, it is imperative that we stand together as one community, united in our resolve to uphold the values and principles that define us. Distinguished Senator Mohammed Ali Ndume, Hon. Aliyu Muktari Betara, Hon. Alh. Ahmed Babawo Jaha and Hon. Dr. midala Usman Balami. There have been actively engaged in dialogue to navigate through these turbulent times, but we cannot do it alone.
I urge each and every one of you to join us in mobilizing for peaceful protests and campaigns aimed at shedding light on the current situation facing the Nigerian Army University Biu. Your participation is not only encouraged but absolutely essential in advocating for transparency, accountability, and the best interests of our community.
Let us harness the strength of our unity and the power of our collective voice to demand answers, seek solutions, and effect positive change. Together, we can make a meaningful impact and ensure that our concerns do not go unnoticed or unaddressed.
I invite you to lend your voice, your presence, and your unwavering commitment to the cause by actively participating in the mobilization efforts that are underway. Your involvement will be instrumental in amplifying our message and compelling those in positions of authority to listen and take action.
Now is the time to rise up, to stand in solidarity, and to demonstrate our unwavering resolve in the face of adversity. Let us seize this moment to make our voices heard and to shape the future of the Nigerian Army University Biu and our beloved Southern Borno.
For further details on how you can get involved or to share your ideas and suggestions, please do not hesitate to reach out to me directly.
Thank you for your steadfast commitment and unwavering dedication to our community. Together, let us march forward with courage, determination, and hope.
Warm regards,
Southern Borno Progressive union
Mobilization for for peaceful Protests Regarding Nigerian Army University Biu
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Armed bandits kill man, abduct nine in macitta village, niger state
Armed bandits kill man, abduct nine in macitta village, niger state
By: Zagazola Makama
Nine people were abducted and one man killed when armed bandits attacked Macitta village in Mariga Local Government Area (LGA) of Niger State late Wednesday night, sources confirmed.
Sources said that around 11:30 p.m., a large group of armed bandits entered the community via Kotonkoro District, shooting sporadically. One of the residents, Aliyu Dan Tsohon Soja, 35, was shot dead during the attack. The identities of the nine abducted victims are yet to be confirmed.
Security forces , local vigilantes, and hunters were mobilized to the area, and the body of the deceased was evacuated to the General Hospital, Bangi, for autopsy. Efforts are ongoing to track down the attackers and ensure the safe rescue of the kidnapped individuals.
Authorities have urged residents to remain alert and report any information that may assist in the rescue operations and apprehension of the bandits.
Armed bandits kill man, abduct nine in macitta village, niger state
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Three children die in bush fire while grazing cattle in Mokwa, Niger state
Three children die in bush fire while grazing cattle in Mokwa, Niger state
By: Zagazola Makama
Three children lost their lives after being engulfed by fire while grazing cattle in Tungan-Noma village, Mokwa Local Government Area (LGA) of Niger State on Wednesday, sources confirmed.
According to sources, the children Huzairu (12), Aliru (11), and Kabiru Surajo (12) went out for cattle grazing around 12:30 p.m. and entered a deep gully in the bush.
They reportedly set dried grasses on fire in an attempt to trap small bush animals. Unfortunately, the flames spread rapidly, trapping the children and preventing their escape.
The lifeless bodies were recovered and evacuated to the General Hospital, Mokwa, for autopsy. Authorities visited the scene to assess the circumstances surrounding the tragedy.
The incident draw attention to the dangers children face in rural areas, particularly when engaging in outdoor activities without supervision.
Parents have been urged to exercise caution and ensure children’s safety during such activities.
Three children die in bush fire while grazing cattle in Mokwa, Niger state
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Police foil kidnap attempt on Benin-Lagos expressway, rescue 14 victims
Police foil kidnap attempt on Benin-Lagos expressway, rescue 14 victims
By: Zagazola Makama
Fourteen passengers, including four juveniles, were rescued after an attempted kidnap by armed gunmen along the Benin–Lagos Expressway at Isiuwa, Edo State, police sources confirmed on Wednesday.
The incident occurred around 5:00 p.m., when about 20 gunmen, divided into three groups, emerged from the bush and opened sporadic fire on moving vehicles.
The assailants attempted to attack policemen stationed at a checkpoint but were repelled by responding officers, who coordinated with the Operation Rescue Team, CP Intelligence Squad (Buffalo Team), and Nigerian soldiers.
Two Toyota Sienna vehicles were targeted. One, with registration number RSH 210 CH, was carrying seven passengers from Imo State to Ondo State, while the second, AME 211 YL, carried six passengers.
Police stormed the bush where the gunmen had taken the victims, successfully rescuing ten adults and four juveniles. The rescued included Frederick God Bless, Prosper Admijom, Oluyemi Bolu, Amoo Muyiwa, Ifoma Uchije, Daniel Chibuzo, Solomon Audu, Samuel Chibuke, Kemi Olayiwola, Ugochukwu Irozuruike, and juveniles Chidera Ochije, Augustine Ochije, Chukwuka Ochije, and Obiakor Chisom.
During the chaos, one Abba Adam, a conductor of a Howo truck with registration DED 638 XB, jumped out of his vehicle and was struck by an oncoming truck, dying on the spot. His body was recovered and deposited at Emiloju Medical Center, Okada Junction.
Three passengers are still missing, and search efforts are ongoing. Some of the rescued victims have since continued their journey safely.
Police foil kidnap attempt on Benin-Lagos expressway, rescue 14 victims
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