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Yobe State University Embraces Transition to Online Learning

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Yobe State University Embraces Transition to Online Learning

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Yobe State University is embarking on a significant transformation, transitioning from traditional analog lecturing methods to modern online lectures in response to directives from the Federal Ministry of Education, advocating for the adoption of digital platforms.

During a workshop at the ICT center, Vice-Chancellor Prof. Mala M. Daura, represented by Dr. Mohammed Musa Lawan, stressed the importance of embracing this new approach. He urged lecturers to recognize the advantages of online learning and emphasized the necessity of maintaining global competitiveness.

Expressing satisfaction with the move away from traditional face-to-face lectures, Prof. Mala M. Daura highlighted the accessibility and affordability of online education. He announced the support of the National Universities Commission (NUC) and the Tertiary Education Trust Fund (TETFund) in facilitating this transition.

Dr. Benga Yusuf, representing the Federal Ministry of Education, commended Yobe State University for its commitment to innovation. He urged heads of department to establish commitee and step down workshop to the lecturers. Noting YSU as the 89th institution visited on this mission, he emphasized the significance of the Vice-Chancellor’s comprehensive remarks.

With this bold step towards digital learning, Yobe State University aims to position itself among global education leaders and cultivate a culture of excellence in Nigeria.

The ICT director expressed gratitude to the workshop organizers and urged lecturers to update their emails for effective communication.

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Troops Intervene in Farm Destruction Incident in Plateau

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Troops Intervene in Farm Destruction Incident in Plateau

By: Zagazola Makama

Troops of Sector 3 of Operation Enduring Peace intervened in a reported case of farm destruction caused by cattle grazing in Bassa Local Government Area of Plateau State.

Security sources said the troops responded at about 1:30 p.m. on May 19 following a report that farmland belonging to one Bitrus Isah had been damaged by cattle allegedly owned by one Abdul Abu at Rigochongo village.

On arrival at the scene, the troops reportedly intercepted 49 cows and nine sheep grazing on the farmland without any herder present.

The livestock were secured to prevent further destruction and escalation of tension in the community.

Security sources said both parties involved were subsequently invited for amicable resolution of the dispute in order to maintain peace and prevent reprisal actions.

Authorities added that the intervention formed part of ongoing efforts to manage farmer-herder-related conflicts and sustain harmony across communities in Plateau State.

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Troops Foil Kidnapping Attempt, Rescue Injured Victim in Kaduna

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By: Zagazola Makama

Troops of Sector 7, Sub-Sector 71 of Operation Enduring Peace have foiled a kidnapping attempt along a highway in Sanga Local Government Area of Kaduna State.

Security sources told Zagazola that the incident occurred at about 12:15 a.m. on May 21 when troops deployed at Ungwan Gora checkpoint responded to distress information on suspected kidnappers operating along the road at Ungwan Dariya village.

The troops reportedly moved swiftly to the location, forcing the suspected kidnappers to abandon their mission and flee into surrounding areas.

During the operation, one victim was rescued with injuries sustained during the attack.

The victim was immediately evacuated to Confidence Hospital, Fadan Karshi, for medical treatment.

Security sources said efforts were ongoing to track and apprehend the fleeing suspects, while patrols had been intensified along the axis to prevent further incidents.

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Suspected Kidnap Collaborator Dies in Custody After Arrest in Nasarawa

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Suspected Kidnap Collaborator Dies in Custody After Arrest in Nasarawa

By: Zagazola Makama

A suspected collaborator of kidnappers has died after becoming unconscious while in military custody in Nasarawa State.

Security sources said troops of Sector 2 under Operation Whirl Stroke (OPWS) intercepted the suspect at about 7:00 a.m. on May 19 at Ancha community in Akwanga Local Government Area.

The suspect was reportedly apprehended at Anguwan Makama following allegations of involvement in activities linked to kidnapping operations in the area.

During preliminary interrogation, the suspect reportedly became unconscious.

He was immediately evacuated to Nunku Primary Health Care Centre for medical attention, where he was confirmed dead by health officials.

Sources added that the remains of the deceased were released to his family for burial in accordance with local customs.

Security authorities said further assessment would continue in line with standard procedures, while operations against kidnapping networks in the area remain ongoing.

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