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Former GM Vision Radio Kaduna Sues Management, Demands 20 Million Compensation

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The former General manager vision radio Kaduna Alh Yakubu lere has filed a fundamental human right case against the police and the chairman Vision media Services Umar Faruq Musa demanding payment of 20 millions as compensation.

In the suit filed before state high Court 9 NDA Kaduna
Alh Yakubu Lere said he earlier filed a case of criminal defamation of character and injurious falsehood against Umar Faruq Musa before the chief magistrate court Ibrahim Taiwo road but instead of the defendant to present him self before the court,he however went to the police with a fake and biased external audit report and demand for police investigation of a matter already before a court of competent jurisdiction.

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Alh. Yakubu lere urged the court to order the police to stop inviting him and direct Umar Faruq Musa to pay him the sum of 20; millions as compensation,

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The case comes up on 23rd of this month for hearing.

In another development,the national industrial court Kaduna division has fixed 2nd December 2021 to commence hearing of another suit filed by Alh Yakubu lere demanding payment of over 4 million naira against the chairman Vision media Services Umar Faruq and one other.

In the suit, Alh yakubu lere claimed that the chairman deceived him into accepting the offer as General Manager of the station by assuring him that all that is needed for him to succeed would be provided only to be told at the late hour that ,the management doesn’t have funds for the take-up or day to day running of the station.

Lere said he was left to source for cost of diesel of the two generators and other needs of the station.

Alh Yakubu lere also claimed that he was asked between October to December ,2019 to recruit and train staff,create contents and program schedule of the station on a mutual understanding arrangements that he would be paid later but the chairman refuse to oblige.

Other claims contained in a 5 paged affidavit deposed before the court include unjust 50 percent deduction of his salary for over 18 months,non payment of his commission and his out of pocket expenditure amounting to over two millions naira.

Alh lere told the court that,after several demands,instead of the chairman to settle his outstanding payments, he contracted an unlicenced external auditor to indicted him and recommended for his dismissal which was approved without following a due process.

He therefore urged the court to compel the chairman to pay him all his outstanding payments and rectify the process followed for his dismissal.

When contacted for clarification the Group General Manager Vision media services Iliya  said he is in in the midst of mourners and cannot answer our Correspondent during that hour

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Federal Government Approves N4 Trillion for Development Commissions

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The Federal Government has announced the approval of a groundbreaking N4 trillion budget for development commissions across the country. The funds aim to accelerate regional development and address critical infrastructure gaps in underserved areas.

This landmark decision was confirmed during a federal executive meeting chaired by President Bola Tinubu. According to officials, the allocation is targeted at bolstering the activities of existing development commissions, including those in the North East, Niger Delta, North Central, and other regions requiring special intervention.

Focus Areas of the Budget
The N4 trillion will reportedly focus on key development priorities such as:

Infrastructure rehabilitation, including roads, bridges, and power supply.

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Support for internally displaced persons (IDPs) and resettlement programs.

Job creation initiatives to tackle unemployment in affected regions.

Social programs aimed at healthcare, education, and capacity building.

Government’s Commitment
Speaking on the development, the Minister of Finance, Mr. Wale Edun, stated that the budget reflects the administration’s commitment to fostering inclusive growth and equitable resource distribution. “This is a bold step to address longstanding challenges in regions that have been neglected for years,” he remarked.

The announcement has sparked mixed reactions across the country. While some citizens and regional leaders have praised the move as a step toward addressing inequalities, others have called for transparent implementation to ensure the funds are utilized effectively.

This allocation marks one of the largest investments in regional development commissions in Nigeria’s history, signaling the government’s intent to bridge the gaps in infrastructure and social welfare.

Stay tuned for more updates as details of the implementation strategy emerge.

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Deputy Senate President Barau Jibrin Distributes 1000 Motorcycles to Kano Police

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Deputy Senate President Barau Jibrin has distributed 1,000 operational motorcycles to the Kano State Police Command, in a move aimed at enhancing the mobility and operational capacity of the police force. The distribution ceremony, held in Kano, was attended by various dignitaries and stakeholders.

In his speech, Jibrin expressed his gratitude to the Nigerian police for their efforts in maintaining peace in Kano. “I am thanking the Nigerian police Kano command for bringing peace to reign in Kano,” he said. He acknowledged the role of traditional rulers in supporting the police and emphasized the importance of their contributions to the state’s security.

Jibrin highlighted the significance of the motorcycles in improving the efficiency of the police force. “My intention is to give a motorcycle to every policeman,” he stated, underscoring his commitment to equipping the police with the necessary tools to perform their duties effectively.

Muktara Gashash, Chairman of the Eminent Persons Forum, commended Jibrin for his generous gesture. “This initiative will greatly enhance the operational capabilities of the Kano police,” Gashash remarked, praising the Deputy Senate President’s dedication to supporting law enforcement.

Kano State Commissioner of Police, Salman Dogo Garba, also spoke at the event, urging his fellow officers to utilize the motorcycles to enhance their service delivery. “As we embrace this new chapter of enhanced mobility and operational capacity, I urge my fellow police officers to embrace these motorcycles as tools of service excellence,” Garba said. He emphasized the importance of professionalism, integrity, and accountability in their duties.

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Garba further encouraged the police officers to use the motorcycles to strengthen their relationships with the communities they serve. “Let us leverage this significant investment to forge even stronger bonds with the communities we serve, fostering trust, cooperation, and mutual respect,” he added.

The distribution of the motorcycles is expected to significantly improve the response time and effectiveness of the Kano State Police Command, contributing to the overall safety and security of the state.

 

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President Tinubu Seeks Senate Confirmation for Lt. General Oluyede as Chief of Army Staff

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President Bola Tinubu on Friday wrote the Senate, seeking confirmation of Lieutenant General Olufemi Oluyede’s appointment as the substantive Chief of Army Staff.

“In his letter sent today, President Tinubu seeks Oluyede’s confirmation in accordance with the provision of Section 218(2) of the 1999 Constitution as amended and Section 18(1) of the Armed Forces Act,” Tinubu’s Special Adviser on Information and Strategy, Bayo Onanuga, revealed in a statement.

The statement is titled ‘President Tinubu writes Senate, seeks confirmation of Lt. General Oluyede as Chief of Army Staff.’

Tinubu appointed Oluyede as the Acting Chief of Army Staff on October 30 following the illness of Lieutenant General Taoreed Lagbaja.

General Lagbaja, however, died on November 5.

Onanuga said, “President Tinubu is confident about the leadership qualities, professional integrity, and experience of Lt. General Oluyede to lead and inspire the army to ensure national security and stability.”

Before he was appointed Acting Chief of Army Staff, Oluyede, a member of the 39th Regular Course, like his predecessor, served as the 56th Commander of the elite Infantry Corps of the Nigerian Army, based in Jaji, Kaduna.

 

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