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USAID engaged Adamawa stakeholders on conflict mitigation dialogue

USAID engaged Adamawa stakeholders on conflict mitigation dialogue
By: Babagana Wakil
The United State Agency International Development (USAID), State2state activity has engaged Adamawa stakeholders on conflict mitigation dialoque toward improving internally generated revenue for more development in priority sectors in the state.
Speaking at the fourth quarter engagement in Yola, Mr Mathias Yake, the State2State’s conflict specialist said, the objectives is to improve knowledge, understanding and skills of participants on the principals conflict sensitivity in public finance management and service delivery.
He said the engagement is also to strengthen participants knowledge and understanding in developing contextual fit action plan for conflict sensitivity.
“To Identify any emerging pull and push drivers of conflict and their impact on internal revenue generation and service delivery.
“Especially basic education, primary health care, and WASH in the states, and possible ways recommendations for addressing them.
“Develop an action plan on agreed next steps to guide the implementation of recommendations.
Yake urged the stakeholders to always be conflict sensitive on implementing government policies and programmes in conflict prone commmunities.
He further encouraged the stakeholders who were drawn from the ministry of health, water resources, education, women affairs, board of international revenue, CSOs, traditional and religious leaders on effective implementation of the action plan for the benefit of people in the state.
Chabiyada Eli, State2State ‘s Gender and Social Inclusion (GESI) coordinator, appealed to stakeholders to always consider women and people leaving with disabilities when implementing policies and programmes.
Mr Godwin Agbragu, representing Good Governance Group (3G) who spoke on behalf of the stakeholders appreciated the commitment of USAID on improving the leaving standard of people in the state.
He assured their readiness on timely implementation of the action plan and urged the cooperation of the affected sector towards achieving the objectives of the dialogue.
USAID engaged Adamawa stakeholders on conflict mitigation dialogue
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Adara development association condemns wakeh community attack in Kachia LGA

Adara development association condemns wakeh community attack in Kachia LGA
By: Zagazola Makama
The Adara Development Association (ADA) has expressed deep shock and sadness over a deadly attack by unknown gunmen on Wakeh community in Agunu Ward, Kachia Local Government Area of Kaduna State, which occurred in the early hours of Sunday, September 7, 2025.
According to a statement by the ADA National Publicity Secretary, Livinus Paul Magaji, heavily armed attackers invaded the village, blocking entrance routes to prevent possible assistance from neighbouring communities.
The assault left eight people dead and nine others seriously injured. Victims were reportedly given mass burial, while the injured are receiving treatment at St. Gerald Catholic Hospital, Kakuri, Alheri Hospital, and Royal Hospital in Kachia. Several properties, including a bus, were destroyed, causing millions of naira in losses.
The association noted that such attacks have become increasingly frequent in Adara communities since, despite the presence of security in the area. ADA strongly condemned the violence, describing it as barbaric and inhumane.
“ADA leadership calls on the Kaduna State Government and other relevant authorities to take immediate and decisive action to protect lives and property and to ensure that perpetrators are brought to justice,” the statement said.
It added that the Adara community is ready to collaborate with government and security agencies to curb the ongoing attacks.
The association also extended condolences to the families of the victims, wishing speedy recovery to those injured, while urging residents to remain calm, vigilant, and avoid taking the law into their own hands.
ADA reaffirmed its commitment to peaceful coexistence and called on all indigenes and residents of Adara land to work with government and stakeholders to build sustainable peace in the region.
The Kaduna state government are yet to visit the affected communities or make any statement on the attack.
Adara development association condemns wakeh community attack in Kachia LGA
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NSCDC officer accidentally shoots colleague dead in Life Camp, Abuja

NSCDC officer accidentally shoots colleague dead in Life Camp, Abuja
By: Zagazola Makama
A Deputy Superintendent of the Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps (NSCDC) has accidentally shot and killed a colleague in Life Camp, Abuja, security sources confirmed.
The sources told Zagazola Makama that at about 10:20 a.m. on Sunday, September 7, DSC Adekunle Emmanuel was accidentally shot on the left upper arm above the bicep by fellow Operative while en route to a principal’s residence at Lias Estate from Corner View Hotel.
The victim was immediately rushed to Maitama General Hospital, where he was pronounced dead.
The corpse has been deposited at the hospital morgue for preservation and autopsy.
The suspect is currently in custody and undergoing interrogation, the sources added.
NSCDC officer accidentally shoots colleague dead in Life Camp, Abuja
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Decomposed body of man found in car at National Assembly Complex , Abuja

Decomposed body of man found in car at National Assembly Complex , Abuja
By: Zagazola Makama
The decomposed body of a 55-year-old man has been discovered in a car parked outside the annex gate of the National Assembly complex, Abuja, the police have confirmed.
Sources told Zagazola Makama that the deceased, identified as Gaddafi Iwar, a Tiv man suspected to be a labourer at a construction site within the complex, was found motionless in a red Peugeot 406 with registration number BWR-577 BF at about 9:00 a.m. on Sunday, September 7.
The body was evacuated to the National Assembly Clinic for medical confirmation and later conveyed to Asokoro General Hospital, but was rejected due to advanced decomposition.
The Tiv community and youth leaders eventually took the body to Gbawu Village, a border town between AMAC and Kuje Area Council, for burial to prevent a health hazard.
Decomposed body of man found in car at National Assembly Complex , Abuja
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