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  Be cautious of this individual; he is pretending to be an agricultural products agent in order to defraud people. THIS IS THE ACCOUNT DETAILS         ACCT :4303856733   NAME: FATIMA DUTSE LAMIDI(SUCCESS POLY FARMS)  BANK:KAYI MFB We call on the EFCC, DSS and other security concerns to get this man arrested.

 The tension between Niger State Governor Mohammed Umaru Bago and his deputy, Yakubu Garba, has escalated amid rumors that Garba is contemplating resignation. Garba’s recent move from his official residence near the Justice Legbo Kutigi International Conference Centre has further fueled speculation of a fallout between the two leaders.  The rift began soon after they assumed office in May 2023, according to the source. Some insiders attribute the conflict to a leaked recording of a private conversation between the deputy governor and other government officials, in which Garba allegedly criticized the governor’s actions.  The recording reportedly reached the governor and sparked his dissatisfaction. The rift between the governor and his deputy further deepened when the governor rejected the deputy's preferred consensus Chairman candidate from his local government area.

Opay,  in collaboration with the Federal University of Technology, Minna (FUTMINNA), is providing financial assistance to undergraduate students to help ease the cost of their education. OPAY DIGITAL SERVICES LIMITED, a CBN-licensed mobile money platform, is committed to expanding access to financial services through innovative technology. Together with FUTMINNA, Opay aims to make education more accessible for financially disadvantaged and underrepresented students at the university—hence the introduction of this scholarship program. Recipients will be selected based on financial need and the evaluation of the scholarship selection committee.

Prof. Attahiru Jega At the 14th Convocation Lecture of the National Open University of Nigeria (NOUN), Prof. Attahiru Jega, Pro-Chancellor of Usumanu Danfodiyo University, Sokoto, criticized Nigerian universities for awarding degrees to individuals he described as "illiterates" and lacking in worthy character.  He stressed that graduates should be found worthy both in learning and character, but lamented that this ideal has declined in many institutions.  According to Jega, some graduates either lack true academic knowledge, character, or both. He emphasized that convocation ceremonies should inspire reflection on academic and societal standards. Dr. Akinwumi Adesina, President of the African Development Bank, delivered the keynote at the event.

 Engr. Mansur Musa.M expresses deep gratitude for the overwhelming support, love, and solidarity shown during the difficult time of his mother's passing, on April 01, 2025.  He sincerely appreciates the calls, texts, and comments, and acknowledges the comfort provided to him and his family.  He thanks everyone for their efforts and prays for Allah's blessings in return. Engr. Mansur's mother passed away in the early hours of Tuesday, April 1, 2025, at the age of over 85 years after a prolonged illness. She has been buried according to Muslim rites.  May Allah forgive her shortcomings.