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February 26, 2021 Gunmen Abduct Hundreds Of Girls From A Boarding School In The Early Hours Of Today In Zamfara State

Gunmen Abduct Hundreds Of Girls From A Boarding School In The Early Hours Of Today In Zamfara State

Gunmen have abducted hundreds of girls from a boarding secondary school in the early hours of today in the town of Jangebe, Zamfara state.

A parent and a teacher who was at the Government Girls secondary school during the attack told the BBC that more than 300 students are believed to have been kidnapped.

This comes as the state Governor BELLO MATAWALLE received another set of repentant bandits.

He urged Nigerians to appreciate his administration’s peace and dialogue initiative in the quest to curb banditry and insecurity. 

Governor BELLO MATAWALLE believes his reconciliation and dialogue initiative is for the benefit of the country and not Zamfara State alone. 

Some of the weapons and ammunition surrendered by the repentant bandits include seven AK-47, two general-purpose machine guns, one rocket-propelled grenade launcher, several live ammunitions and anti-craft ammunitions.

 

February 26, 2021 NLC Fumes As Some State Governments Support Bill Seeking To Decentralize Negotiation On Minimum Wage

NLC Fumes As Some State Governments Support Bill Seeking To Decentralize Negotiation On Minimum Wage

Oyo, Delta, Gombe, Akwa Ibom and Cross River states have supported a bill seeking to decentralise the negotiation on the minimum wage in the country.

Officials of the states, in separate interviews said centralized minimum wage negotiation negated the principle of true federalism.

But the state chapters of the Nigeria Labour Congress expressed anger over the bill, saying it was against interests of workers.

Recall that the bill seeking to remove the negotiation on minimum wage from the exclusive list to the concurrent list passed the second reading in the House of Representatives on Tuesday.

According to the sponsor, GARBA DATTI MOHAMMED, the bill is to allow both the federal and state governments to freely negotiate minimum wage “with their workers in line with our federalism.”

 

 

February 25, 2021 Abductors Of students Of Government Science College, Kagara, Threatens To Starve Them To Death

Abductors Of students Of Government Science College, Kagara, Threatens To Starve Them To Death

Abductors Of students Of Government Science College, Kagara, Threatens To Starve Them To Death.

 The fate of the kidnapped 27 students and 15 workers of Government Science College, Kagara, Niger State, may be hanging in the balance as their abductors have threatened to starve them to death if the ransom they are demanding is not paid on time.

One of the abductors stated this in an audio recording made available yesterday by a prominent Islamic cleric, Sheik AHMAD GUMI.

In the audio recording, the abductor, who spoke in Hausa, was heard conversing with a negotiator, identified by GUMI as a top official of the school.

He rejected N2.7m offered him as ransom for the 27 abductees.

The bandit stated and I quote, “I don’t have food for them. If anybody dies among them, we will tell you where to go and pick the corpse”. End of quote.

The bandit said they are aware that security agents and vehicles had been deployed in Kagara, vowing they would not succeed in rescuing the abductees.

You will recall that gunmen, wearing military fatigues according to residents, stormed the Government Science Secondary School Kagara on Wednesday, February 17 and kidnapped the victims.

February 25, 2021 Bauchi State Governor  Insists That Fulani Herdsmen Could Carry Arms In Self Defence

Bauchi State Governor  Insists That Fulani Herdsmen Could Carry Arms In Self Defence

Bauchi State Governor  Insists That Fulani Herdsmen Could Carry Arms In Self Defence

Bauchi state Governor, BALA MOHAMMED, has made a u turn from his earlier position that Fulani herdsmen could carry arms in self defence.

He is now appealing to all arms-bearing herders to drop their weapons, particularly the AK-47 as the country continues to grapple with various security challenges.

Governor, BALA MOHAMMED however said that he has no apology for speaking up against ethnic profiling of Fulani Herdsmen.

The governor was speaking during the official launch of the 2021 Annual Livestock Vaccination Campaign at Galambi cattle ranch in the state.

He assured all innocent farmers, herders and people of the state that their wellbeing will remain a priority of his government while efforts are being made to reduce the farmer-herder clashes.

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