Hon. Alhaji Bunu Ibrahim has resigned as the state publicity secretary of the New Nigeria People's Party (NNPP) in Jere Local Government Area, Borno State.
By Adamu Aliyu Ngulde, Maiduguri Teachers under the umbrella of the Nigerian Union of Teachers in Borno State have staged a protest over the abduction of 42 pupils from Mussa Central Primary School in Askira/Uba, calling for immediate government action to secure their release and improve school safety. The demonstration, led by the union’s Secretary Bako Monguno and National Publicity Secretary Yusuf Tom, took place amid growing concern over repeated attacks on schools in the region. Speaking during the protest, Tom said the union was compelled to act because of what it described as escalating threats to education. “Education is a basic right. We are calling for the immediate and unconditional release of the abducted pupils and stronger protection for schools,” he said. He urged authorities to intensify rescue efforts, adding that “children deserve to learn in safety and without fear.” Education stakeholders across the state have also continued...
By: Adamu Aliyu Ngulde Police officers stationed at the Malam Fatori security outpost, northeastern Nigeria, have managed to retrieve gold coins totaling over ₦23 million, according to government officials. According to a confidential report obtained from the International News Syndicate, the money was discovered undamaged by members of the police who were stationed in the area. The money’s owner had misplaced the money without her knowledge. Also according to security sources, the woman was filled with feelings of relief and gratitude after being made aware that the coins had been found without anything missing. Officials from the local administration of Malam Fatori praised officers responsible for this operation, since this is a sign of enhanced professionalism among security forces stationed around the Lake Chad region. According to police officials, the property that was recovered, as well as the people involved, are all under protection...
By: Adamu Aliyu Ngulde A councilorship candidate in Nigeria’s conflict-affected Northeast region has offered soccer jerseys to help youth recreation activities in the border town of Malam Fatori, Abadam LGA, Borno State. The contestant running for Kudokurgu Ward, who is campaigning on a platform involving youth development and rebuilding, donated jerseys and a ball to the Malam Fatori Football Club. According to local residents, this donation could not have happened at a better time, given that sports offer youngsters an essential platform as they live in an area that has been conflict-driven and displaced for decades. Leaders from the community who attended the brief handover ceremony recognized that the donation was a morale booster for young players who practice on sandy grounds with minimal equipment. Abadam LGA, which borders Niger, has been facing challenges associated with Boko Haram attacks and as a result, sports infrastructur...
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