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Shehu Sani Criticizes Northern Leaders for Misusing Power, Urges Support for Tinubu

Former Senator Shehu Sani , who represented Kaduna Central at the 8th Senate, has delivered a scathing critique of past Northern leaders , accusing them of squandering opportunities to transform the region into a socioeconomic paradise during their time in power. Speaking during a press briefing at his residence in Kaduna on Monday, Sani—who is also a renowned human rights activist—did not name specific individuals but referred to certain Northern politicians excluded from the current administration , whom he accused of fueling unrest and inciting the public against President Bola Tinubu’s government . A Call for Gratitude and Unity Despite his criticisms, Sani acknowledged the progress made under President Tinubu’s administration , especially in the North , and urged citizens to show appreciation rather than engage in tribal or political agitation. “For those of us from this part [the North], […]

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GH₵20,000 gift unlikely to influence ministers’ decisions – Kwakye Ofosu

In the wake of discussions surrounding a GH₵20,000 gift presented to Guinness World Record contender Afua Asantewaa during her sing-a-thon attempt, Felix Kwakye Ofosu, Ghana's Minister of State in charge of Government Communications, has addressed concerns about the potential influence of such gifts on ministerial decisions. While specific statements from Mr. Kwakye Ofosu regarding this particular incident are not available in the provided sources, his consistent emphasis on fiscal responsibility and transparency in governance suggests a stance that such gifts are unlikely to sway ministers' decisions. In previous statements, he has highlighted the government's commitment to efficient governance and responsible use of public funds . The controversy began when Afua Asantewaa claimed that the only assistance she received from the former Vice President, Dr. Mahamudu Bawumia, was medication for a sore throat. This statement was challenged by Salam Mustapha, the […]

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Plateau Gripped by Grief: Gov Mutfwang Apologizes for Security Lapses Amid Rising Death Toll | IGP Pledges Crackdown

Jos, Nigeria – Plateau State Governor Caleb Mutfwang has publicly apologized to residents of Zikke and Kimakpa communities in Bassa Local Government Area (LGA), where over 50 people lost their lives in a devastating attack on Sunday night. This marks the second mass killing in Plateau State within two weeks, deepening fears and outrage across the region. During an emotional visit to displaced survivors, Mutfwang admitted: “We failed you. On behalf of the government and security agencies, please forgive us.” Key Developments ⚡ Escalating Violence: April 3: 52 killed in Bokkos LGA attack. April 14: Over 50 slaughtered in Bassa LGA, with homes torched. 2024 Death Toll: More than 200 lives lost in Plateau due to coordinated attacks. ⚖️ Leadership Accountability: Gov Mutfwang: “We are more determined than ever to end this violence. Communities must now take steps to defend […]

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