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NTAC DG Congratulates President Tinubu on Groundbreaking Technical Cooperation Agreement with Saint Lucia
NTAC DG Congratulates President Tinubu on Groundbreaking Technical Cooperation Agreement with Saint Lucia.
By: Michael Mike
The Director-General, Nigerian Technical Aid Corps, Rt. Hon. Yusuf Buba Yakub, has congratulated President Bola Tinubu on the successful signing of a Technical Manpower Assistance agreement with the government of Saint Lucia.
This milestone achievement ,he says, is a direct outcome of President Tinubu’s vision to expand Nigeria’s Technical Diplomacy across the larger Caribbean region through the Organisation of Eastern Caribbean States (OECS).
On July 2, 2025,the NTAC DG and the Acting Permanent Secretary of Saint Lucia’s Ministry of External Affairs, International Trade, Civil Aviation and Diaspora Affairs, Janelle Modeste-Stephen, signed the agreement in Castries, Saint Lucia’s capital.
This partnership paves the way for Nigerian professionals, including Teachers, Medical Experts, Agriculturists and other Experts/Professionals as may be required, to serve in Saint Lucia for two years, promoting South-South cooperation and reconnecting with the African diaspora.
Key Highlights of the Agreement:
- Deployment of Nigerian Experts: Nigerian professionals will serve in Saint Lucia for two years, contributing their skills and expertise to the host country’s development.
- Alignment with President Tinubu’s Vision: The agreement aligns with President Tinubu’s directives and focus on strengthening regional and bilateral partnerships.
- Funding and Logistics: The Nigerian government will cover allowances and logistics for the deployed volunteers, while Saint Lucia will provide accommodation and local support.
Quote from Director-General Yusuf Buba Yakub:
“This landmark agreement is a testament to President Tinubu’s unwavering commitment to South-South cooperation and Nigeria’s role as a leader in Technical Diplomacy. We look forward to our Volunteers making a lasting impact in Saint Lucia and strengthening the bonds between our nations.”
Buba commended President Tinubu for his leadership and commitment to enhancing South-South cooperation, emphasizing that the agreement demonstrates Nigeria’s dedication to sharing its expertise and resources with partner nations, fostering mutual growth and development.
NTAC DG Congratulates President Tinubu on Groundbreaking Technical Cooperation Agreement with Saint Lucia
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Troops intercept 11 youths with donkeys during patrol in Borno
Troops intercept 11 youths with donkeys during patrol in Borno
By: Zagazola Makama
Troops of 68 Battalion have intercepted 11 youths during a routine patrol in Mallam Fatori area of Abadam Local Government Area of Borno State.

Security sources said the interception occurred along the Bulagana–Cheisa axis on April 2 during ongoing clearance operations in the area.
According to the sources, the individuals were found moving in the area with 12 donkeys when they were stopped and briefly interrogated by troops.
The sources added that the youths were later handed over, alongside the animals, to relevant authorities in a neighbouring country for further necessary action.
The military said the patrol was part of sustained efforts to maintain security dominance and prevent exploitation of border communities by criminal elements.
Troops intercept 11 youths with donkeys during patrol in Borno
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Troops recover ammunition, logistics items in Kwara patrol operation
Troops recover ammunition, logistics items in Kwara patrol operation
By: Zagazola Makama
Troops of the Nigerian Army under the 22 Brigade have recovered ammunition and other logistics items during a fighting patrol in Ifelodun Local Government Area of Kwara State.
A security source disclosed that the operation was conducted at about 4:00 p.m. on April 2 at Daban Lema, where troops of the brigade, operating from the Patrol Base, encountered signs of suspected terrorist activities in a deserted location.
According to the source, the troops immediately carried out exploitation of the area, leading to the recovery of four rounds of 7.62mm special ammunition and one empty PKT ammunition belt link.
Other items recovered include four mobile phones, two head warmers, two small solar panels, and assorted repair tools believed to have been used by the suspected terrorists.
The source added that the recovery indicates the presence and movement of suspected criminal elements within the area, noting that troops have intensified surveillance and patrols to deny them freedom of action.
Troops recover ammunition, logistics items in Kwara patrol operation
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Troops foil attack by Criminal Youths, rescue victims, arrest suspects in plateau
Troops foil attack by Criminal Youths, rescue victims, arrest suspects in plateau
By: Zagazola Makama
Troops of Sector 1, Operation Enduring Peace (OPEP), have foiled an attack on residents at Dutse Uku in Jos North Local Government Area of Plateau State.
A security source said the troops responded swiftly to a report of sporadic gunshots in the area at about 11:50 p.m. on April 2.
According to the source, upon arrival at the scene, the suspected criminals fled, abandoning their operation due to the prompt intervention of the troops.
He said the troops rescued two victims who sustained gunshot wounds during the incident and immediately evacuated them to a hospital for medical attention.
The source further disclosed that two suspects, dressed in black attire, were arrested at the scene.
Items recovered from the suspects include a cutlass and a knife.
He added that the suspects are currently in military custody and undergoing preliminary investigation, while efforts are ongoing to track down other fleeing members of the group.
Zagazola report that despite heightened security, there has been report of pocket of attacks in some communities.
The source reassured residents of the military’s commitment to protecting lives and property and urged the public to continue providing timely information to security agencies.
Troops foil attack by Criminal Youths, rescue victims, arrest suspects in plateau
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