JASAWA TIMES

  By Jauhar S. Salihu I will like to say this categorically with emphasis and vigor that I don't see any rational behind your worries when a societal operational system allows talented and hardworking women in your society to fully participate in the process of social, political, moral and economic rejuvenation of that society. The chauvinists who insist that their daughters would not go to school or if they're allowed but will not be given the chance to excell in their respective fields of endeavors, based on the belief that campus and work place would corrupt them, still want female doctors to attend to their wives, daughters, sisters, aunts and nieces, at the hospital. First and foremost, let us take a look at Aishatu Dahiru Ahmed who was (born 11 August 1971) also known as Aishatu Binani, she is a Nigerian politician who is currently serving as a senator representing Adamawa Central since 2019. She recently become an epitome of all what a misogynistic society stands t

 Daga 'Ya'yanta; Shawara Ta ZUWA GA GWAMNATI DA HUKUMOMI MASU RUWA DA TSAKI A BANGAREN AIKIN ASIBITI. Daga Nasir Yusuf Jibril, Yola Kamar yadda muka sani, majalisar ma'aikata masu kula da majinyata ta duniya (International  Council Of Nurses) ta ayyana, ranar shida zuwa sha biyu ga watan mayu (6-12 May)  na kowace shekara a matsayin ranar ma'aikata masu kula da majinyata (International Nurses Day), zan yi amfani da wannan dama inyi tsokaci da kuma ƙara jawo hankalin hukumomi da gwamnati kan  irin hali da dabi'u da ma'aikata masu kula da majinyata da sauran ma'aikatan asibiti ke nunawa na rashin kwarewa da rashin  sanin makaman aiki (Law and Ethics) akan mu'amalar su da majinyata da kuma masu jiran majinyata, musamman a jihar Adamawa, inda  korafe-korafe yayi yawa kan yadda ma'aikatan asibiti ke nuna mummunar mu'amala na rashin ganin darajar mutane yayin aiki.  Ina amfani da wannan dama wajen jawo hankalin Majalisar ma'aikatan kula da jinya da

The Federal Government yesterday explained why the Federal Executive Council was approving multibillion naira contracts 18 days to the end of the President Muhammadu Buhari administration. The Minister of Transportation, Mu’azu Sambo and his water resources counterpart, Sulaiman Adamu, explained this after the cabinet meeting. Sambo, while reacting to a question that sought to know the reason for the award of contracts which the outgoing ministers would not execute due to expiration of tenure on May 29, said the administration would continue to perform its duties up to May 28. He said: “Ladies and gentlemen, without any intentions of mischief, this government was elected to function from 2019 to precisely 29th of May 2023. Should we now stop functioning one month before the next appointment because we are coming to the end of the tenure? “This government must work. We expect the next government to also work until the very last day of their tenure.” Adamu said contracted processes took

  PLASU    The police in Plateau State on Wednesday foiled an attempt to kidnap female students of the Plateau State University (PLASU), Bokkos. The spokesman of the institution, John Agams, confirmed the incident, adding that one student was injured during the rescue operation. In a statement by the spokesperson of the state command, DSP Alabo Alfred, said the success to foil the kidnapping was made possible as a result of a distress call put across by “the vice chancellor of the university and other good citizens who made several calls to our control rooms, the PPRO and other senior officers to alert us on the happenings around that area which aided our quick response to the scene.” He explained that, “That on 09th May, 2023, at about 1915 hours, hoodlums attempted to kidnap some female off - campus students who went to fetch firewood in a nearby bush when they ran out of cooking gas. “Upon receipt of this information, the Divisional Police Officer (DPO) of Bokkos, aided by other s

  The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) has arrested a former Minister of Power, Sale Mamman, over alleged N22bn fraud. Mamman, who was arrested in the early hours of yesterday, was quizzed by the crack detectives of the EFCC at the commission’s headquarters in Abuja. He served as power minister  from August 2019 to September 2021. Mamman and his agriculture and rural development counterpart, Sabo Nanono, were relieved of their cabinet positions on September 1, 2021 in what President Muhammadu Buhari reportedly said was to reinvigorate his cabinet and consolidate legacy achievements. Mamman’s arrest was said to be in connection with the EFCC’s on-going investigation into alleged corruption in the execution of some power projects. He was alleged to have conspired with staff of the ministry in charge of the accounts of the Zungeru and Mambilla Hydro Electric Power projects to divert N22 billion. Properties in Nigeria and abroad were said to have been linked to the suspects;

  Nigeria National Assembly  The All Progressives Congress (APC) zoning arrangement for leadership positions in the coming National Assembly has continued to generate sharp reactions from stakeholders, including aspirants. The party, on Monday, released its zoning template for the presiding officers’ seats with Senators Godswill Akpabio(South-South) and Barau Jibrin (North West) picked as preferred candidates for senate president and deputy senate president respectively. In the House of Representatives, the party endorsed Tajudeen Abbas from the North West as the speaker and Benjamin Kalu from the South East as deputy. However, other aspirants, their supporters, lawmaker select from different geo-political zones, and a governor havere jected the zoning arrangement, which they said favoured one zone against the others. Aggrieved G-7 aspirants demand reversal Seven aspirants for the speaker’s seat yesterday formed an alliance tagged G-7 to express their rejection of the zoning template.

  Ad-hoc personnel recruited and deployed by the Independent National Electoral Commission, INEC in Plateau State’s Jos north council area in the recently ended general elections have protested non-payment of their wages after working for both elections. The angry residents were at the INEC headquarters in Jos to express their dissatisfaction. The aggrieved ad-hoc staff alleged that the INEC Electoral Officer had refused to pay their allowances for the February 25 and March 18 gubernatorial elections that they conducted. They are angry that after doing their part in the presidential and gubernatorial elections as required, the INEC headquarters in the state have refused to pay them their wages as expected. They claimed that out of about 3000 Adhoc staff recruited in Jos North, only about 2000 of them received their alert. They took to the headquarters of the electoral body in Jos, carrying placards to show their grievances. The state’s INEC headquarters informed them thro

The crisis in Sudan is most heartbreaking because it involves two sides that never have to fight each other. Just like the fight between the Houthis and government forces after the ouster of Abdallah bn Saleh during the Arab uprising in Yemen. The same thing in Libya, and Syria. Unlike the ones in Yemen, Syria and Libya, the one in Sudan could easily be averted had Alaa Salah didn't start that infamous revolution in Khartoum, some two years ago. Sudan has been marked by the West since the days of Al-Bashir but he could only be ousted, not prosecuted by the ICC to the disappointment and chagrin of the West. Since his ouster, the country didn't experience any form of stability. The power tussle between Generals Heremdti and Dogalo is nothing but a battle for ego and economic control yet the very people that charged and cheered on Alaa Salah two years ago are the ones feeling the final brunt just as it's said, when two elephants fight, it's the ground/grass that suffers. T