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We want the government to return subsidies to balance our lives. – Chairman, AMDAN
We want the government to return subsidies to balance our lives. – Chairman, AMDAN
By: Yahaya Wakili
The Vice Chairman of the Association of Motor Dealers of Nigeria, Yobe State Chapter (AMDAN), Alhaji Babangida Ibrahim, has called on the federal government to return the oil subsidy so that the poor man will enjoy it and life will return to normal.
Alhaji Babangida Ibrahim made the call in Damaturu while answering questions from the newsmen as a result of the cost of life faced by Nigerians after the withdrawal of oil subsidies.
He said, But with the removal of this subsidy, what the poor man needs now is the food he will eat to make a business or to make school. In fact, we are in the opinion of returning the subsidy. The subsidy is assisting the poor man in any place he is in Nigeria, which is very important to us, and the removal of the subsidy has become dangerous to us in this country.
On Niger and the Ecowas, Alhaji Babangida Ibrahim am not in favor of war; let us, the Ecowas and the coup leaders in Niger, sit down and have a dialogue. There is no place in the world where they can stage a coup and restore the outgoing president.
“Do you think this Junta will return Bazoum Mohammed to power and give him a life? Ecowas been a leader of Africa. It is better to sit down with him and make a dialogue and an agreement to stay 1 year or 6 months to conduct elections. This will be better for them and us.” Babangida said.
According to him, in this coup, we don’t know what God will arrange; therefore, let them be patient, sit down, and have a dialogue. If the constitution doesn’t prohibit Bazoum from contesting, let him come out and contest. This is my opinion.
He calls on all Nigerians, men and women, Imams and pastors, to be patient. Let us pray to Almighty Allah to bring us lasting solutions to our problems. Here is a problem of fuel subsidy, and they also want to bring us war.
“About seven states of Nigeria share a border with Niger, and during the Boko Haram insurgency, over 2 million Nigerians went to be refugees in Niger, and if this war breaks up, they will face us. Therefore, let our religious leaders, Malams and Pastors, call on the people to continue praying for Almighty Allah to bring a solution to these problems.”
We want the government to return subsidies to balance our lives. – Chairman, AMDAN
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Christmas: VP Shettima Assures Citizens Of FG’s Commitment To Their Welfare
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Christmas: VP Shettima Assures Citizens Of FG’s Commitment To Their Welfare
*** Says national security, economic transformation remain President Tinubu’s priorities
By: Our Reporter
Vice President Kashim Shettima has assured Nigerians of the federal government’s dedication to national security, economic transformation, and welfare of the citizens.
In a Christmas message on Wednesday, the Vice President said the administration of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu remains unwavering in its focus on these critical areas, as the country looks forward to the dawn of a new year.
He said, “In these times of economic transformation, I want to assure you that the President Bola Ahmed Tinubu administration remains steadfast in its commitment to improving the lives of all Nigerians.”
Vice President Shettima particularly urged the citizens to imbibe the virtues of national unity during the yuletide season.
“Nigeria’s diversity remains our greatest strength. Let us avail ourselves of the time provided by the holiday season to strengthen the bonds of brotherhood that unite us across all faiths and regions,” he said.
Senator Shettima assured Nigerians of the continued vigilance of the nation’s security forces, noting that “our brave security personnel will continue to work round the clock during this festive period to keep us safe.”
He said enhanced security measures have been put in place to protect the citizens during the holiday period.
“The relevant agencies have been mobilized to ensure your safety and comfort on all major routes,” he stated, urging travelers to remain vigilant.
VP Shettima expressed optimism about the nation’s trajectory in the coming year, saying, “I am filled with hope and optimism about Nigeria’s future. Together, we will build a more prosperous and united nation.
“To our young people, you are the backbone of our nation. The Renewed Hope administration is implementing various initiatives to create opportunities for you to thrive and contribute to Nigeria’s development,” he added.
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Concerned Citizens of Northeast Felicitates with Christians on Christmas Celebration
Concerned Citizens of Northeast Felicitates with Christians on Christmas Celebration
…Urges Sustained Prayers for Peace, Prosperity, Well-being of Region and Nigeria
By: Our Reporter
The Concerned Citizens of Northeast has felicitated with Christians in the State and across the world as they celebrate this year’s Christmas.
CCNE called on the Christian faithful and all citizens of Northeast States to embrace the core values of Christmas which connote love, peace, reconciliation, and selflessness, while reflecting on its deeper spiritual significance.
“As we mark this joyous occasion, we urge everyone to emulate the virtues of love, sacrifice, and compassion demonstrated by Jesus Christ. Let us use this period to promote unity, understanding, and cooperation among ourselves, which are essential for building a harmonious and progressive society.
They encouraged the people of the region to sustain the bonds of brotherhood and communal support, emphasizing the need for continued peace and stability in the state.
The Concerned Citizens of Northeast further called for prayers for the prosperity and well-being of the nation, especially during these challenging economic times.
“While these times are undeniably tough, we encourage everyone not to lose hope but to stay optimistic and committed to the vision of a better Nigeria. Together, we can overcome our challenges and pave the way for a brighter future.
Concerned Citizens of Northeast Felicitates with Christians on Christmas Celebration
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Tsafe community breathing sigh of relief following Killing of Notorious Bandit “Al’jan” by Nigerian troops
Tsafe community breathing sigh of relief following Killing of Notorious Bandit “Al’jan” by Nigerian troops
By Zagazola Makama
Residents of Tsafe Local Government Area in Zamfara State are breathing a sigh of relief following the neutralization of a notorious bandit known as “Al’jan,” who had long terrorized the community.
Originally from Niger Republic, “Al’jan,” whose real name remains undisclosed, settled in Tsafe LGA after working as a motorcycle taxi operator. This job connected him with Fulani herders, leading him down a path of criminality.
Over time, he forged alliances with a bandit group led by Hassan Bamamu, becoming deeply entrenched in acts of banditry and terror throughout the region.
Utilizing his extensive knowledge of Tsafe and its surroundings, “Al’jan” acted as a guide for criminal gangs, orchestrating numerous raids and kidnappings.
He was implicated in several high profile killings, including those of Anas Umar Dan Kanti, Alhaji Musa Ille, and an unnamed Navy officer.
The reign of terror that “Al’jan” inflicted on the community came to an end three weeks ago when security forces successfully neutralized him and several of his associates during a joint operation between Mada and Yandoton Daji in Tsafe LGA.
This operation involved a coordinated effort by soldiers and local vigilantes, who ambushed the gang as they traversed the area.
The elimination of “Al’jan” has brought newfound hope to the people of Tsafe, particularly those residing along the Tsafe-Gusau road, which had suffered from frequent attacks. Residents of Bamamu village, his last known hideout, confirmed his death after viewing his remains.
Tsafe community breathing sigh of relief following Killing of Notorious Bandit “Al’jan” by Nigerian troops
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