JASAWA TIMES

   Dakarun tsaro na can suna neman 'yan bindigar da suka kashe sojojin Najeriya a kalla biyar cikin jihar Anambra, da ke kudancin kasar. Zuwa yanzu babu wata kungiya da ta fito ta ce ita ce ke da alhakin kai wannan hari na ranar Laraba a Umunze kusa da fitacciyar kasuwar Nkwo. Sai dai hukumomi a kasar sun sha zargin kungiyar IPOB da kaddamar da hare-hare kan cibiyoyin gwamnati da jami'an tsaro a Anambra da ma sauran jihohin kudu maso kudu. Gwamna Chukwuma Soludo na jihar Anambra ya yi tur da wannan kisan gilla. Ya kuma ce dole ne a farauto wadanda suka aikata mummunan aiki tare da hukunta su.

  Babbar Kotun Tarayya a Abuja ta ba da umarnin kamo wani dan Burtaniya, James Nolan saboda ya keta sharuddan beli. Mai shari'ah Ahmed Mohammed ne ya ba da umarnin bayan James Nolan wanda darakta ne a kamfanin Process and Industrial Development Limited (P&ID) ya gaza bayyana a gaban kotu. Hukumar EFCC mai yaki da cin hanci da rashawa a Najeriya ce ta shigar da James kara tare da kamfanin Lurgi Consult Limited da sauran wasu, a wata shari'a da ta shafi halasta kudin haram kimanin dala biliyan 9.6. Da yanke ba da hukunci, Mai shari'ah Ahmed Mohammed ya ce James ya karya sharuddan belin da kotu ta ba shi, don haka kotu ta soke belin kuma ta fitar da sammaci don a kamo shi, duk inda ya shiga. Tashar talbijin ta Channels ruwaito alkalin na kuma umarci mutumin da ya tsayawa James Nolan ya bayyana a gaban kotu lokacin zaman kotu na gaba, don ya yi mata bayani a kan dalilin da ya sa kotu ba za ta karbe takardun lamuni da ya ajiye a kotu ba.

 The Federal Executive Council has approved the sum of N580.5 million for the purchase of four armoured vehicles for use by the National Drug Law Enforcement Agency (NDLEA). Attorney-General of the Federation and Minister of Justice, Abubakar Malami, said the decision to procure armored vehicles is part of efforts to encourage law enforcement officers and also safeguard the lives of NDLEA personnel who have been working very hard with lots of results to show for their effort. A contract for the reconstruction of the Ido-ani road linking Ondo state to Edo state was also approved. Minister of Information and Culture, Lai Mohammed disclosed that 27 billion naira was approved for this project which will be completed in 27 months. The Ministry of Industry, Trade, and Investment also got approval for the second phase of the Nigerian Sugar Master Plan (NSMP). The sugar master plan seeks to among other things boost local production of the commodity to meet consumption demand locally and export

 CRIMINALS LABOUR ROOM I became inquisitive to per blink of an eye disrespect of human life on Nigerians. So that took me to talk session with a psychiatry expert of Jos University Teaching Hospital (JUTH), Prof. Moses David Audu – who  told me “no amount of shootings and military hardware can end criminals, infact no amount of aggressiveness can win the war”  It became obvious how mesmerized and overwhelmed I became, so he had me reminisced a little to affirm his claim. Truly, there are prevailing evidences through our home windows (for security consciousness) that criminality perpetrators have no age limit – even innocence of children (teenagers) is lost to crime. Very saddening! And the aftermath always sung, unknown gunmen, unidentified terrorist, yet more inhumane terror on our lives. Wait, is Prof. a God?  In my neighborhood – Yanshanu on Plateau, every day is double curiousity for me, one in the morning (down to be precise) at sight of one after the other retiring from the river

  The Federal Ministry of Education has announced the commencement of the implementation of the new National teaching policy for Teachers. This was disclosed by the Minister of Education at a press conference to herald the commemoration of the 2022 World teachers day in Abuja. The Minister called on State governments to also ensure the implementation of the policy in their various States. The federal government at the 2020 edition of the World Teachers Day celebration announced a new national teaching policy for Nigerian teachers. The policy includes new teachers' salary structure and a new retirement age of 65 years. After several months of waiting anxiously, the federal government says it has now commenced the implementation but state governments are yet to do the same. The inability of States to commence theirs will also widen the existing gap between those who teach in Schools owned by States and the Federal government. October 5th is a day set aside to celebrate teachers globa

    Chelsea ta kori kocinta,  Thomas Tuchel bayan kashin da kungiyar ta sha a ranar Talata a Gasar Zakarun Turai. Kocin mai shekara 49 wanda ya taɓa jagorantar Borussia Dortmund da Paris St-Germain zai bar Stamford Bridge bayan wata 20 da kama aiki. Mai kulob ɗin, Todd Boehly ya bayyana cewa, mataimakan Tuchel ɗin za su ci gaba da aikin horaswa har sai an samu wanda zai maye gurbinsa. Wata sanarwa da masu kulob din suka fitar sun ce, suna ganin lokaci ya yi da za a kawo wani sabon babban koci. An naɗa Tuchel a matsayin koci a ranar 26 ga watan Janairun 2021, bayan ya maye gurbin Frank Lampard, inda ya kai kulob ɗin ga samun nasarar su ta biyu a gasar  Chmpions League wata huɗu bayan ya shiga kulob din. Bayan nan sai ya ƙara da cin Uefa Super Cup da kuma Fifa Club World Cup duk a shekarar.

 Mayaƙan Boko Haram 'sama da 100' sun nutse a cikin ruwa Gwamman mayaƙa masu iƙirarin jihadi na Ƙungiyar Boko Haram sun nutse a ruwa yayin da suke guduwa sakamakon luguden wuta ta sama da ƙasa da sojojin Najeriya ke yi musu a a jihar Borno. Jami'an tsaron Najeriya sun ce sun kai hari ne a maɓoyar mayaƙan a can cikin dajin Sambisa. Rahotanni sun ce baya ga farmakin sojojin, akwai ɗaruruwan mayaƙan da suka tsere tare da iyalansu sakamakon ambaliyar ruwa da ta mamaye sansanoninsu. Mayaƙan sa kai sun bayyana cewa sun zaƙulo gawarwaki sama da 100 na ƴan Boko Haram ɗin daga cikin kogi inda suka binne su. Rahotanni sun ce ambaliyar da Kogin Yedzaram ya yi ne ya jawo ambaliyar da ta shafi sansanonin mayaƙan da dama, lamarin da ya ja suka yi hijira. Dubban mutane ne dai suka mutu, kuma kusan mutum miliyan biyu ne mayaƙan na Boko Haram suka raba da muhallansu. Sai dai a ƴan kwanakin nan jami'an tsaron ƙasar sun ce ana samun sauƙi sakamakon irn farmakin da suke kai wa mayaƙan. Hak

By ★AHMAD GHAMZAKI★ The government of Qatar under the leadership of Tamim bin Hamad Al Thani, has rejected President Muhammadu Buhari’s planned state visit to the country in September 2022, asking him to reapply in 2023. According to a note dated August 19, 2022, from the embassy of Qatar in Abuja to the ministry of foreign affairs, the dates of the proposed visitation “are not suitable”. The note established that Nigeria had communicated in writing that Buhari had “accepted to visit Qatar on 11-12 September 2022 on the invitation of H.H Sheikh Tamim Bin Hamad Al-Thani, Emir of the State of Qatar”. It, however, instructed the federal government to propose a new date for the visit, preferably “during the first quarter of the year 2023”. “The Embassy of the State of Qatar in Abuja presents its compliments to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Federal Republic of Nigeria (Regions Department) and with reference to the latter’s note M 403/2022 dated 12/08/2022 informing that H.E Muhamma

  Training of quacks nurses by some unaccredited health school in Nigeria especially in Jos plateau is becoming the vogue, training of quacks nurses by health care workers across all levels in Nigeria is gradually becoming the new normal and major malpractice worsening the country's health care system. The proliferation of quackery in the nursing profession can be linked to many sources. This includes doctors and nurses' greed and selfishness in the need to make mega-profits from practice in private hospitals and clinics; lack of political will and commitment towards the health sector; poor regulation and routine supervision by professional associations; ignorance and misinformation. Effects of training quacks include increase maternal and childhood mortality, increase unemployment rate of registered nurses and midwifery, discredit medical and nursing education, poor treatment outcome in many hospitals and weakened healthcare system. Recommended solutions are: improving state h

  M.H.Anas (Reader)      Since February 14, 2022, the Nigerian  Federal universities and some State-owned  universities across the country were closed and shutdowned  of operations deliberately due to an industrial action declared by the Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU), to press its demands on government which includes: payments of Earned Academic Allowances (EAA), revitalization fund, replacement of Integrated Personnel Payroll Information System (IPPIS), with the University Transparency and Accountability Solution ( UTAS), among others.      Inauspiciously, the strike which was  commenced as a warning strike, has been metamorphosed to an indefinite, which seems to be unending at the moment. Despite the fact that, a considerable number of meetings and consultations between FG and ASUU, negotiations were never on progress.     Furthermore, the hope and predictions of Nigerian students and other stakeholders  for the strike's suspension is at zero percent at this moment

  The Minister of Education, Adamu Adamu, is meeting with pro-chancellors, chairmen of councils, and vice chancellors of universities, among others. While the details of the meeting ongoing in Abuja remain sketchy at the time of this report, it is part of the efforts of the Federal government to resolve the industrial action by members of the Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU). Shortly before the discussions went into a closed-door session, Mr Adamu gave an address to declare the meeting open. In his remarks, he said one major issue over which the government and ASUU, as well as other unions, could not reach an amicable agreement was the issue of the law on “no work, no pay”. He stated that the decision by the ASUU leadership that the union would no longer negotiate with the government, as reported, must be resisted. According to Adamu, the government and ASUU have no option but to continue to talk until universities reopen their doors to Nigerian students whom he said were pr

  Jami'an jihohi na wata kungiya me suna ATIKU/OKOWA VANGUARD 2023, sun ce Dan Takarar shugabanci kasa na PDP Alhaji Atiku Abubakar nada dukkan kwarewar da ake bukata domin ceto Najeriya tare da sauya al'amuran jama'a domin su koma daidai. Wakilan wannan kungiya sun ce suna da wannan tabbaci saboda irin tarihin gogayya da kwarewar da Atiku yake da ita a harkar kasuwanci da shugabancin jama'a. Babbban daraktan kungiyar Hon. Sam Amonu Lokacin da ya jagoranci kungiyar zuwa ziyara ga Atiku, yace tsohon mataimakin shugaban kasar shi ne zabi Mafi dacewa domin kubutar da Najeriya Daga halin da take ciki. Ita ma a nata bangaaren, shugabar kungiyar ta kasa Dr (Mrs) Obi Nwaogu tace manufar ziyarar ita ce isar da godiyarsu ga Atiku Abubakar a kokarin da yake na karfafa tsarin dimukuradiyya a Najeriya. Tace suna da kyakkyawan fata akan Atiku da Okowa domin gwamnatin su zata ceto Najeriya.

  President Muhammadu Buhari on Tuesday met behind closed doors with President Andrzej Duda of Poland. This visit to the State House, Abuja was confirmed by Tolu Ogunlesi, the Special Assistant on Digital and New Media. The Polish leader, who arrived at the Presidential Villa at about 10.30a.m, was received by the Nigerian leader at the fore Court of the State House. The two leaders went into bilateral talks to discuss issues concerning both countries as well as international matters. Buhari last visited Poland in Dec. 2018, where he attended the 24th session of the Conference of the Parties (COP24), under the UN Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC).

  Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu, the presidential candidate of the All Progressives Congress has informed the main opposition party, PDP that he and the party will be more focused on issues rather than trading insults. This was contained in a statement released on Monday by the Director of Media and Publicity of the APC Presidential Campaign Council, Bayo Onanuga. Onanuga added that the PDP descended into the pit of hatred because Tinubu reminded the party of its 16 years which left a mess for the APC government. Tinubu, during the weekend, had called on the APC members not to hurl abuses at the PDP because the rival party which is saddled with a leadership crisis has no place in Nigeria’s future. The PDP, in its response, described the APC as a “dead” party while it was strong, united and focused on its mission to rescue, rebuild and redirect the nation from the APC misrule.

  Sokoto state Police command has arrested two persons for their alleged involvement in human trafficking and other related offenses. The spokesman of the command DSP Sanusi Abubakar who confirmed the arrest to TVC NEWS says the suspects will be paraded by the state Police command after the conclusion of the investigation. Sources in Illela where the arrest took place told TVCNEWS that one of the suspects was arrested at the border town with the victim, which he attempted to traffic to Libya through the Niger Republic. He says the other accomplice of the suspect was arrested in Sokoto town. A source who is familiar with the case told TVC News that the other accomplice was arrested at a popular hotel in Sokoto Metro Police. Sokoto state has been a route and destination of trafficking in persons as the perpetrators of the crime take advantage of the porous nature of the land borders in the state. Over twenty-two persons were rescued by operatives of the National Agency for the Prohibitio

  Catholic Bishop of Sokoto Diocese, Matthew Kukah, has declared that there is no problem between the two major religious groups of the country, the Christians and the Muslims. Bishop Kukah, who was speaking on TVC News Breakfast show on Monday morning, said that the problem of the country was with leaders irresponsible leaders who used religion as a tool of oppression rather than for liberation. He said, “There is no problem between Christians and Muslims. There is a problem between irresponsible leaders who don’t want to govern properly; irresponsible Christian religious leaders who have now seen religion as a tool of oppression instead of a tool for liberation. “This has been the thrust of my argument, because these are two areas of study. With all sense of modesty I have spent a good part of my life studying theology and studying religion and society,” he noted. Punch reports that the clergyman who was responding to questions on the roles of religion and ethnicity in the politics o

  The Senator representing Kogi-West, and a member of the ruling All Progressives Congress (APC), Smart Adeyemi, on Sunday kicked against the Muslim-Muslim ticket, saying a repeat of such development is capable of bringing down the fabrics of the nation. Addressing newsmen in Abuja on Sunday, Adeyemi, however, said that he supports the presidential candidate of the All Progressives Congress (APC), Bola Tinubu, and his running mate, Kashim Shettima, not because they are members of APC, but because of his knowledge about the duo, their track records and antecedents. Adeyemi, who backed the concern raised by the Christian Association of Nigeria (CAN) over the Muslim-Muslim ticket, said that the association made some cogent observations, adding, “there have been oversights in key appointments in the past, which tend to keep Christians at a disadvantage and this has caused apprehension amongst us.” Urging the government to confront issues in such a manner that will not obstruct the fabric o

  Gwamnatin Jamus ta ware Euro biliyan 65 domin rage wa iyalai da kamfanoni radadin tsadar makamashi da suke fuskanta a halin yanzu. Gwamnatin ta ce ta kaddamar da sabon shirin don taimaka wa magidanta shawo kan hauhawar farashin kayayyaki ne. Haka kuma, ta ce tana sa ido kan ribar da kamfanonin makamashi ke samu don taimakawa wajen samar da tallafin. Shugaban gwamnatin Jamus Olaf Scholz, ya ce sun dauki matakan gaggawan ne saboda lokacin sanyin hunturu da ke gabatowa don saukaka wa al’umma samun saukin dumama gidajensu. Sanarwar wannan mataki  ta zo ne bayan matakin da Rasha ta dauka na katse samar da makamashin iskar gas ta bututun “Nord Stream 1" wanda ke samar wa kasashen Turai makamashin. Jasawa times ta ruwaito cewa, Tsarin rage radadin karo na uku, zai hada da rage wa mutane kudin tikitin tafiye-tafiye da na wuta da iskar gas ga ’yan fansho da dalibai da ma sassauta wa kamfanoni da ke cin makamashi sosai. Yanzu haka ’yan kasuwa da masu saye a Jamus na jin radadin tsadar mak

  The World Bank has distributed over 110,000 textbooks and other educational materials to Primary two students in the 909 formal learning centers in Adamawa State as part of Better Educational Services Delivery for All (BESDA). It also gave 21 refurbished Hilux Jeeps to local government secretaries for effective monitoring and supervision.  According to recent United Nations Children Fund (UNICEF) data, 18.5 million Nigerian children are not attending school. According to the African Centre for Leadership Strategy Development, a non-governmental organization, the North-East region accounts for nearly 60% of these children in the country. The figure may not be unconnected with the 10-year insurgency war. The decline in primary school enrollment inherited by Gov Ahmadu Umaru Fintiri has been of concern to the stakeholders in the educational sector. The government has already rolled out different policies to address the trend. One of such policies involves the state primary education boa

  The Ogun State governor, Dapo Abiodun, has expressed his heartfelt sympathy to the victims of the petrol tanker explosion at Matogun Area of Ifo Local Government Area of the state. Abiodun, in a statement by his Chief Press Secretary, Kunle Somorin, on Saturday, described the incident, in which no fewer than 10 houses and shops were destroyed by fire from the explosion, as unfortunate. The governor, who thanked God that no life was lost in the explosion, however, expressed grief at the level of destruction of people’s property. Abiodun explained that such an unforeseen incident was one of the reasons his administration decided to embark on the reconstruction of the Ijoko-Alagbole-Lambe-Akute Road, despite the huge amount of public funds sunk into the road without completion by the immediate past administration. While suing for calm among the residents of the Matogun and its environs, the governor assured that work would be expedited on the road to forestall such an incident and to ma

 By M.H.Anas (Reader) The level of silence by the students' unions is unreservedly condemnable and eqouvocally unstrategic in nature. Where do you think students can confidently go and express their grievances categorically without fear and contradiction? I bet you, it's through students' unions only. Fortunately, the whole idea behind the creation of various students' associations and unions is to categorically protect students' interests, fight for their welfares and advocate for their rights and liberty at all levels. But the high level of political conspiracy has tremendously change the entire narrative to another dimension.  When you are elected or nominated to represent students at all level of leadership, our expectations of you is the manifestation of your dedication, sacrifice and commitment towards fulfilling the saddled   responsibility mandated on you. But their level of fear and negligence has played a vital roles in bastardizing the entire system  beyo

 The Federal Government has launched the Presidential Project Delivery Tracker and Websites to enable citizens to track nine priority areas of government projects across the country. Unveiling the project in Abuja, the Secretary to the Government Of the Federation, Boss Mustapha, said the platforms were introduced to ensure the achievement of the priority goals of the Buhari Administration. President Muhammadu Buhari 2020 listed nine policy issues that would be the major focus of his remaining years in office. The President has promised to channel time, energy, and resources towards growing the economy, fighting poverty, improving access to quality education, and healthcare, and enhancing productivity. To achieve this, there is a need to incorporate a systematic feedback mechanism from the citizens into the design and operationalisation of its Performance Management System. The federal government has now formally unveiled the Presidential Delivery Tracker developed by the Central Deliv

 The total amount disbursed by the Federal Government to State Governments under the World Bank-Assisted States Fiscal Transparency Accountability and Sustainability (SFTAS) Programme stands at N471.9 billion. The last tranche of disbursements under the programme to State Governments will take place in October. The SFTAS National Programme Coordinator, Federal Ministry of Finance, Budget and National Planning, Mr. Stephen Okon in a statement in Abuja on  Wednesday disclosed that the total sum of N471.9 billion has so far been disbursed to the 36 States of the Federation. The disbursements were made “following the achievement of results in different Disbursement Linked Indicators (DLIs) in the Annual Performance Assessments (APAs) (2018, 2019 and 2020) carried out by the Office of the Auditor General of the Federation as the Independent Verification Agent (IVA).” As the $1.5 billion World Bank-Assisted States Fiscal Transparency Accountability and Sustainability (SFTAS) Programme draws

  Former President Goodluck Jonathan has advised Nigerians to ensure that the country sustains democracy for the advancement of Nigeria’s diversity. This advice was made at a programme to commemorate the 70th birthday of Bishop Matthew Kukah in Abuja. APC Presidential candidate, Asiwaju Bola Tinubu also spoke on the need for religious and ethnic tolerance for the nation to be able to restore its lost glory. Discussants at the event witnessed by many Governors, politicians and technocrats also touched on some salient issues bedeviling the nation ranging from insecurity, poverty, injustice, and corruption.

    The Chief of Army Staff Lieutenant, General Farouk Yahaya has set up a 120,000 litre rural water scheme at Lassa community in Askira Uba Local Government Area of Borno. The project is part of efforts to foster healthy civil-military relations in the fight against insurgency. Lassa was one of the hardest hit communities in Southern Borno when Boko Haram insurgents controlled some local government areas. Its proximity to Samibisa forest, the operational headquarters of the outlaw sect, put the people of the area in constant danger until they were liberated by the Nigerian military. Another challenge faced by over 20,000 people who reside in the community is the lack of potable water. Every day, they must walk a mile or two in search of water. Hence, the official opening of the 120,000-litre borehole by the military authorities. The project, which cost more than 56 million naira, was made possible by Major General Moundhey Gadzama Ali, Commandant of the Nigerian Army School of Infantr