According to Leadership, Malam Abubakar Mohammed, who is a resident of Birnin Gwari disclosed this to journalists in Kaduna. He said, “The bandits attacked the community yesterday and this morning (Monday) and kidnapped the villagers, including women and children. “They didn’t kill anybody during the attacks. We are still gathering the figures of the peopleContinue reading “Bandits Abduct 36 Residents In Kaduna Community In Fresh Attacks”
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NFIU faults ECOWAS body report claiming ISWAP moved N18bn through Nigeria’s financial system
The Nigerian Financial Intelligence Unit has disagreed with the 2021 Mutual Assessment Evaluation on Nigeria released by the Economic Community of West African States agency, the Inter-Governmental Action Group against Money Laundering. The NFIU said the report was outdated and based on “a 2019 country evaluation report which is literally stale and irrelevant today”. TheContinue reading “NFIU faults ECOWAS body report claiming ISWAP moved N18bn through Nigeria’s financial system”
Travel ban: Nigeria, UK may clash, FG alleges action discriminatory
Search the site Search for: Travel ban: Nigeria, UK may clash, FG alleges action discriminatory The United Kingdom on Monday justified its travel ban on Nigeria, saying the measure was a temporary measure aimed at protecting its public health. The Head of Communications, British High Commission, Dean Hurlock, stated this in response to inquiries fromContinue reading “Travel ban: Nigeria, UK may clash, FG alleges action discriminatory”
How Rap Music Affects Teens
It is easy for all of us to agree that music is loved and listened to by all. No matter the age group, gender group, or even race or ethnicity, music is loved, listened to and created by all. For many it is a way to feel in touch with not only others but ourselves.Continue reading “How Rap Music Affects Teens”
Hijab the muslimah pride
ḥijāb, pronounced [ħɪˈdʒaːb] in common English usage) is a veil worn by certain Muslim women in the presence of any male outside of their immediate family or sometimes by men, which covers the head and chest. Another interpretation can also refer to the seclusion of women from men in the public sphere, whereas a metaphysical dimension, may refer to “the veil which separates man, or the world, fromContinue reading “Hijab the muslimah pride”
Niger Raises The Alarm Over ISWAP, Boko Haram Camps Near Kainj
Niger State government has raised the alarm that the Islamic State of West Africa Province (ISWAP) is planning to establish a caliphate in the State.The alarm was raised by the Secretary to Niger State Government (SSG), Alhaji Ahmed Ibrahim Matane to newsmen on Tuesday.He said the terrorist group is planning to establish a Caliphate atContinue reading “Niger Raises The Alarm Over ISWAP, Boko Haram Camps Near Kainj”
Mass communication feedback is delayed
Mass communication can be defined as the process of creating, sending, receiving, and analyzing messages to large audiences via verbal and written me. It also the process of disseminating information to a large audience through the media.the medium through which it is sent. These mediums are wide-ranging, and include print, digital media and the Internet,Continue reading “Mass communication feedback is delayed”
INSIDE NIGERIA’S DEBT CRISES: HOW FOREIGN LOAN UNDER BUHARI TRIPLES PAST GOVT’S COMBINED FIGURE
Examination shows the current administration has taken by far more loans than any other government since 1999, contradicting a claim by the Senate finance committee.By ishaq Rahmat Nigeria’s public debt has risen the most under the Buhari administration when compared to previous governments since 1999, and foreign debt has grown three times more than theContinue reading “INSIDE NIGERIA’S DEBT CRISES: HOW FOREIGN LOAN UNDER BUHARI TRIPLES PAST GOVT’S COMBINED FIGURE”
Niger State government has raised the alarm that the Islamic State of West Africa Province (ISWAP) is planning to establish a caliphate in the State.The alarm was raised by the Secretary to Niger State Government (SSG), Alhaji Ahmed Ibrahim Matane to newsmen on Tuesday.He said the terrorist group is planning to establish a Caliphate at Kainji Lake National Park (KLNP) situated in Borgu Local Government Area.After a notice of evacuation sent to officials early this year by the terrorists group, Kainji Lake National Park workers have evacuated the park for more than nine (9) months now leaving ISWAP to establish their ‘caliphate’ there.Matane further said, Niger state had become a dreaded place for bandits to operate, because of the availability of enough land mark in which our security agencies can’t cover at all. Data shows that Niger state has the highest percentage of kidnapping rate in Nigeria as a whole between January-november 2021. Especially in shiroro and Borgu Local Government.“The Islamic State of West Africa, ISWAP, and the dreaded Boko Haram have now set camps in some parts of the state.”In some parts of Borgu Local Government, particularly Babanna and the KLNP, the group has already established their camp and have started recruiting locals around.In an audio recording that the terror group released, they revealed that they were the abductors of the district head of Wawa, Dr. Mahmud Ahmed Aliyu who spent of about 43 days in captive with the ISWAP and the notorious bandits.In an audio recording that the terror group released, they revealed that they were the abductors of the district head of Wawa, Dr. Mahmud Ahmed Aliyu.The Secretary to the State Government, Ahmed Ibrahim Matane, disclosed this on Tuesday while giving a security update in Minna, the state capital.He said these things were happening in Kwaki, Kusaso, Kawure, Chikuba, Kurebe, Madaka, Farin-Dutse, Falali and Ibbru communities.“Every Friday prayers, they come and preach to the communities not to send their children to school.“We have also seen recently, where the bandits in some locations were taxing communities to pay to access their farms.“They are deliberate because they know that this is harvest season, so farmers would be anxious to harvest their farm products.“We have also seen cases where when communities refuse to pay the tax, the bandits go and set the farms on fire,” the SSG said.He said Borgu Local Government Area sharing borders with the Benin Republic had also come under the activities of Islamic States West Africa Province (ISWAP), particularly around Babanna.He noted that the security challenges were more in six local governments of Munya, Shiroro, Rafi, Mariga, as well as parts of Msshegu and Lapai sharing borders with other states.He decried inadequate police personnel in the state, saying less than 8, 000 police personnel were manning the state, making quick response difficult whenever there were attacks.He said the security situation in the state had worsened in the last few weeks, because of the operations going on in Zamfara and Kaduna states.The SSG said, “The whole thing you are talking about is more of a national security architecture that would have to be provided from deployment of ICT, enhanced equipment and machinery for security personnel and their own numbers. If we don’t do this, we are just wasting our time.“By the time bandits leave a community, we would be told here that they were on their way, they were about 200 on motorcycles, each carrying a passenger or two and they were heading towards somewhere.“In some of these communities, there is no one formation of security that has up to a 100 personnel.“So, what it means is that the moment they come, they overcome that place; they overrun the whole of that community.“When we went to their camps, I was telling some people that we were just wasting our time because these people were mobile and well communicated.“Each one of them has a satellite phone and they have motorcycles that can move in any terrain.“When you are giving police personnel about 4 or 10 rounds of ammunition, the bandits have them in bags and they are ready to expend over a hundred rounds of ammunition.”The Secretary to the State Government, Ahmed Ibrahim Matane, disclosed this on Tuesday whHe said these things were happening in Kwaki, Kusaso, Kawure, Chikuba, Kurebe, Madaka, Farin-Dutse, Falali and Ibbru communities.“Every Friday prayers, they come and preach to the communities not to send their children to school.
Sexual violence against female children
Every year, millions of girls and boys around the world face sexual abuse and exploitation. Sexual violence occurs everywhere – in every country and across all segments of society. A child may be subjected to sexual abuse or exploitation at home, at school or in their community. The widespread use of digital technologies can alsoContinue reading “Sexual violence against female children”
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