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Covid 19 has Exposed Nigerias Health Care System-Emir Of Bichi

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The Emir of Bichi Alhaji Nasiru Ado Bayero says Covid-19 Pandemic has affected the socio economic and social services of the country.

The Emir stated this while receiving the participants of the senior course 43 of armed forces command and staff college Jaji on the study tour to Kano state in his palace at Bichi.

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Alhaji Nasiru Ado Bayero said the Pandemic exposed the health system of the country and contributed alot in increasing unemployment and other social vices which includes Raping, robbery,kidnapping and banditry.

He said the Kano state government in its efforts to curtail the spread of the disease in the state has enforced three month lockdown, established Isolation centres and equiped them with adequate health facilities.

The Emir explained that there is need for government to take more safety measures, introducing the health insurance scheme to the Vulnerable people and create more job opportunities in the country.

The Emir pointed out that apart from his Emirate willingness to establish private University and solar village in the area plans is under way by the Emirate to construct un ultra modern guest palace and other developmental projects in Bichi.

He urged them to use the visit and come up with recommendations that will assist the government in tackling Pandemic cases considering that theme of their study tour as Pandemic and National security challenges.

Earlier, the leader of the delegations, Commodore S. A Akinwande said the tour is part of senior course activities to conduct a field research and recommendations for necessary actions.

He said they are in Kano to assess the efforts of Kano state government in tackling the covid-19 pandemic in the state.

He said this year’s study tour theme is “Pandemic and National security challenges particularly Covid-19.”

Commodore S. A Akinwande spoke at length on the significance of traditional rulers in the society and described them as a key to the success of any policies and programmes.

The occasion was rounded up with presentation of an award to the Emir of Bichi Alhaji Nasiru Ado Bayero.

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Journalist Hit by Stray Bullet at Kano Government House

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A stray bullet has struck a journalist from Abubakar Rimi Television, who was serving at Kano Government House.

The journalist, Naziru Idris Yau, confirmed the incident to NIGERIAN TRACKER. He recounted that while they were waiting after a function with some of his colleagues, chatting close to their usual gathering spot at the last Government House gate, he was hit by the bullet.

After an examination at the Government House clinic, the ARTV journalist confirmed to NIGERIAN TRACKER that he is hale and hearty, evident even from his voice.

No security agency or Government House public relations department has yet commented on the incident as of the time of filing this report or the origin of the bullet.

The incident occurred amidst the celebration of World Press Freedom Day, which is observed every 3rd of May by the United Nations.

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End of an era: Reader’s Digest UK closes after 86 years

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Reader’s Digest UK has ceased operations after 86 years of publication. The monthly magazine, known for its health tips, financial advice, and recipes, closed due to the “unforgiving magazine publishing landscape” and the company’s inability to withstand the financial pressures.Once a market leader with a circulation of over 1 million copies per month in the UK in 2000, the publication’s readership had declined sharply in subsequent years, dropping to under 200,000 copies recently.The closure marks the end of an era for the iconic magazine, which was founded in the US in 1922 and first published in the UK in 1938.The editor-in-chief cited the “relentless change” in the media industry and the need for companies to “continuously seek out and implement innovations” to survive.The closure of Reader’s Digest UK serves as a cautionary tale about the importance of adaptability in the face of a rapidly evolving landscape.

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Air Chief Commends Kano Government’s Support for Security Operations

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The Chief of Air Staff, Air Vice Marshal, Hasan Bala Abubakar has applauded the support of Kano state government under the stewardship of Governor Abba Kabir Yusuf towards strengthening it’s operational mandate in the state.

In a statement issued by the Governor’s spokesperson Sunusi Bature, said Air Marshal Abubakar made the commendation on Thursday when he paid a courtesy visit to Governor Abba Kabir Yusuf at Government house in Kano.

The Chief of Air Staff disclosed the joint force of his troops with sister security agencies in combating internal security in Kano yielded tremendous successes and maintained peace and stability in the state.

Air Mashal Abubakar noted the impact of Nigerian Airforce personnel in several operations that led to arrest of bandits and kidnappers on wanted list of DSS in Kano. He reassured the state government of NAF readiness to sustain internal stability.

The Kano born Chief however raised concern over encroachment of NAF land and re-allocation of its property. Abubakar pleaded for restoration of the land dedicated for its future expansion.

He also craved the Governor’s support in connecting the Kano state water facility to the NAF Base in the state for access to water supply.

Responding, Governor, Alhaji Abba Kabir Yusuf pledged readiness to strength partnership with Nigerian Air Force in the discharge of its operational mandate of ensuring internal peace and stability in the state.

The Governor Yusuf disclosed the critical role of the Nigerian Airforce in securing the nation’s air security component and providing cover to the ground troops against the internal and external enemies.

The Governor stressed the contribution of Air Force and sister military agencies in sustaining stability in Kano, reassured his administration’s commitment to build on the institutional relationship.

He however sought the consideration for Kano indigene in the recruitment exercise of the Nigerian Air Force, indicating the large percentage of youth population in the state.

The Governor equally requested for the establishment of Air Force Girls Comprehensive Secondary in Kano to complement the existing Boys Comprehensive Secondary School which is located in Kwa, in Dawakin Tofa, a long Kano-Katsina express way.

According to him, ” The government of Kano is proud of you and we are proud of your appointment which was based on professionalism and track record. Kano is also proud of your efforts to tackle the security challenges especially the menace of kidnapers, bandits and other criminals.

” Since we took over the mantle of leadership, the administration has enjoyed tremendous relationship and support from Air Force and sister security agencies and that was responsible for the peace and stability in Kano.

” We assured you, our administration will sustain support to the airforce in Kano especially in the area of operation and welfare of your personel for optimum performance of your statutory mandate. We also want to request for special consideration of placement into the air force consider our population which is estimated at 25 million.

” It is also noteworthy to request the reture of Girls Comprehensive secondary school to Kano. We are aware the girls were relocated due to the security challenge. We are also in need of more personnel to strengthen human capacity of the troops in Kano” Gov. Yusuf noted.

 

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