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Mustapha Habib Ahmed’s Transformative Leadership at NEMA
Mustapha Habib Ahmed’s Transformative Leadership at NEMA
By: Manzo Ezekiel and
Abdulkadir Ibrahim
Mustapha Habib Ahmed’s tenure as the Director General of the National Emergency Management Agency (NEMA) has been marked by a series of commendable achievements, showcasing his leadership, dedication, and strategic vision in handling emergency response and disaster management in Nigeria.
Upon assuming office, Ahmed swiftly implemented reforms to enhance NEMA’s operational efficiency. Under his leadership, the agency has significantly improved its coordination with various stakeholders, including government agencies, non-governmental organizations, and international partners. This collaborative approach has strengthened Nigeria’s overall disaster response capabilities.
One notable achievement during Ahmed’s tenure is the establishment of a more robust early warning system. Recognizing the importance of timely information in disaster management, he championed the development and implementation of advanced technology solutions to monitor and forecast potential hazards. This has proven instrumental in managing the Impact of flood in 2023 and minimizing the impact of disasters and ensuring swift response to emerging crises.
Additionally, Mustapha Habib Ahmed has been proactive in enhancing NEMA’s capacity for disaster preparedness and response. He has prioritized training and equipping emergency response teams, ensuring they are well-prepared to handle a wide range of emergencies. This focus on capacity building has not only increased the effectiveness of NEMA but has also contributed to building a more resilient nation.
Under Ahmed’s leadership, NEMA has strengthened its partnerships with international organizations and donor agencies. This has facilitated the mobilization of resources, technical expertise, to bolster Nigeria’s disaster management capabilities. The increased collaboration on a global scale reflects Ahmed’s commitment to ensuring that Nigeria can effectively respond to disasters with the support of the international community.
Furthermore, Ahmed has played a pivotal role in raising public awareness about disaster preparedness and mitigation. Through various campaigns and outreach programs, he has educated communities on the importance of being proactive in the face of potential disasters. This grassroots engagement has contributed to building a culture of resilience at the community level.
Mustapha Habib Ahmed’s tenure as the Director General of NEMA has been characterized by a results-driven approach. His strategic leadership, coupled with a commitment to innovation and collaboration, has positioned NEMA as a key player in disaster management not only within Nigeria but on the global stage. As the nation continues to face diverse challenges, Ahmed’s achievements stand as a testament to his dedication to ensuring the safety and well-being of the Nigerian people.
Manzo Ezekiel and Abdulkadir Ibrahim wrote in from information and press unit NEMA Headquarters
Mustapha Habib Ahmed’s Transformative Leadership at NEMA
Borno Council Elections set for Dec 13th
By: Bodunrin Kayode
Chair of the ruling All Progressive Congress (APC) party in Borno state Bello Ayuba has said the next council elections will take place on Dec 13th.
To this end, he assured recently that his party will work with the Borno state electoral commission to ensure that they conduct a free and fair party primaries to encompass everyone in the game.
Ayuba who addressed newsmen recently noted that his party has hit the ground running by inaugurating four committees that will guide the democratic process of electing the next sets of council chairmen in the state.
He said his party has formed a special reconciliation committee to ensure that aggrieved card carrying members will have a place for stabilization in the process of conducting the primaries within the 320 wards of the 27 council areas of the state.
Larger committees he posited will also be setup soon to work with the party leadership even after screening, appeal and reconciliation committees have concluded their service.
The chairman noted that his party has directed that candidates for the position of Councillor has been pegged at N 0.5m while Chairmanship candidates will pay only N2m for their forms compared to what goes on in other progressive states.
Borno Council Elections set for Dec 13th
Police arrest 54 suspects in coordinated raids across FCT
By: Zagazola Makama
The Police in the Federal Capital Territory (FCT) have arrested 54 suspects during coordinated raids across various parts of Abuja.
Zagazola Makama that the operation, which took place late on Tuesday, was part of ongoing efforts to rid the territory of criminal elements.
It said the raids were carried out simultaneously by operatives from Nyanya, Karu, Kurudu, Life Camp, Apo, Karmo, Zuba, Byazhin and Bwari Divisions at identified black spots, criminal hideouts, and uncompleted buildings.
According to the sources, all 54 suspects are in custody undergoing screening and interrogation, while those found culpable will be charged to court.
Police arrest 54 suspects in coordinated raids across FCT
Chairman NAPPS seeks intervention for private schools in Nigeria
By: Yahaya Wakili
The Chairman of the National Association of Proprietors of Private Schools (NAPPS) Potiskum chapter, Malam Mohammed Sambo Adamu, has called on the federal and state governments to provide intervention to private schools in the country.
Mohammed, who is also the Director and Proprietor of Women Day Academy Potiskum, made the call today during the celebration of 2025 National Association of Proprietors of Private Schools (NAPPS) Day at St. Peters Academy and College Potiskum, Yobe State.
The Director of Women Day Academy further said the private schools are in need of intervention from the government in order to develop our school infrastructures and other things.
He revealed that over 70 schools are here today for celebrating Napps Day and drawing the attention of the Yobe State Government Ministry of Basic and Secondary Education to come and intervene in the Napps, particularly because there are young schools that used to come up.
“We need maximum cooperation and other things that will develop the schools in the Potiskum local government and its environment, including the grants and other things for rehabilitation and maintaining the schools,” the chairman added.
The chairman appreciates the effort of all people that extend their support to private schools and also appreciates the effort of all parents as well as the proprietors and directors of various schools that give us maximum cooperation to organize such programs.
Chairman NAPPS seeks intervention for private schools in Nigeria
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