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Governor Yusuf Visits Kano’s Pioneer Day Science School After Danbello’s Report on Deteriorating Conditions

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In a swift response to growing public concern, Kano State Governor Abba Kabir Yusuf paid a visit to the Day Science Secondary School the state’s first day science institution following a widely circulated exposé by a skit maker Danbello highlighting the school’s worsening condition.

Founded in 1993, Day Science Secondary School holds a unique place in the annals of Kano’s educational development. The institution was established to provide accessible science-focused education to day students, complementing the boarding science colleges of Dawakin Tofa and Dawakin Kudu, which date back to the 1970s and were launched under the administration of Colonel Sani Bello. These three schools have historically been pillars of science and technology education in northern Nigeria.

A School in Decline

Danbello’s report, which quickly gained traction online and among civil society groups, exposed a disturbing reality: dilapidated classrooms, broken laboratory equipment, overgrown premises, and a lack of basic teaching materials. The account painted a grim picture of neglect in a school that once produced some of Kano’s finest science scholars.

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Governor’s Inspection Visit

Governor Yusuf, accompanied by education officials and media representatives, toured the school premises on Monday. He was visibly concerned by the extent of deterioration. Crumbling infrastructure, inadequate sanitation, and under-resourced science labs stood in stark contrast to the school’s original mission of fostering scientific excellence.

“This is unacceptable. We must restore the dignity of our public institutions, especially those with historic significance like Day Science,” Governor Yusuf stated during the visit.

Immediate Action Promised

The Governor ordered the Ministry of Education to begin immediate renovations, including the rehabilitation of classrooms, restoration of laboratory facilities, and provision of instructional materials. He further pledged that the school would be included in the upcoming state-wide education revitalization program.

Symbol of Hope and Reform

Education advocates and former students welcomed the governor’s intervention, describing it as a turning point for science education in Kano. “This school is more than just buildings it’s a legacy of innovation and opportunity. It deserves revival,” said a former alumnus.

As Kano State embarks on an aggressive plan to revamp its public schools, Day Science’s story serves as both a wake-up call and a reminder of the transformative power of committed governance.

 

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Breaking:Former Chief Justice Of Nigeria Ibrahim Tanko Is Dead

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Former Chief Justice of Nigeria (CJN), Justice Ibrahim Tanko Muhammad (retd.), is dead.

A close source confirmed to SaharaReporters on Tuesday morning that the former head of Nigerian judiciary passed away at a hospital in Saudi Arabia.

“Ex-CJN Tanko Muhammad is dead. He passed away this morning at a Saudi Arabian Hospital,” the source said.

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Nigeria Tracker reports that Late President Muhammadu Buhari appointed late Justice Ibrahim Tanko into the exalted seat after the sacking of his predecessor Justice Samuel Walter Onnoghen over the issue of code of conduct in January 2019.

In Late 2022 Justice Ibrahim Tanko suddenly exited the seat due to what many said intense pressure from cabals in Late President Muhammad Buhari’s presidency and was succeeded by retired Justice olukayode .

Late Justice Ibrahim Tanko Muhammad hails from Bauchi state .

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The Aso Rock Gossip That Made Late President Buhari Lock His Wife Out

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By Yusuf Danjuma Yunusa

In a new biography, former First Lady Aisha Buhari has revealed that late President Muhammadu Buhari began locking his bedroom door, preventing her from gaining access, after hearing rumors within Aso Rock that she intended to kill him.

This personal account is featured in the 600-page book, ‘From Soldier to Statesman: The Legacy of Muhammadu Buhari’, where Aisha Buhari details her experience managing her husband’s health challenges during his presidency.

She stated that the former president, trusting the gossip circulating within the presidential villa, altered some of his personal habits as a result.

The biography, which was authored by Charles Omole, director-general of the Institute for Police and Security Policy Research, was launched at the presidential villa in Abuja.

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Many high-profile persons and political chieftains, including President Bola Tinubu, attended the launch.

In the book, Aisha said Buhari’s 2017 health crisis was not a mysterious ailment or the effect of poisoning, but began after a broken feeding routine and mismanaged nutritional habits.

The former first lady said she had long managed her husband’s meals and supplements at specific hours, adding that the regimen helped Buhari to maintain stability.

“According to Aisha Buhari, her husband’s 2017 health crisis did not originate as a mysterious ailment or a covert plot. It started, she says, with the loss of a routine; ‘my nutrition,’ she describes it, a pattern of meals and supplements she had long overseen in Kaduna before they moved into Aso Villa,” the book reads.

When they moved to the villa, she said she convened a meeting with close staff including Suhayb Rafindadi, the physician; Bashir Abubakar, the chief security officer; the housekeeper, and the DSS DG to explain the plan.

After some time, the plan was discontinued.

“When the Presidency’s machinery took over our private lives, I explained the plan: daily, at specific hours, cups and bowls with tailored vitamin powders and oil, a touch of protein here, a change to cereals there. Elderly bodies require gentle, consistent support,” Aisha was quoted as saying in the book.

“Then came the gossip and the fearmongering. They said I wanted to kill him.

“My husband believed them for a week or so,” she said, adding that the president began locking his room, changed small habits, and crucially, “meals were delayed or missed; the supplements were stopped”.

“For a year, he did not have lunch. They mismanaged his meals,” she added.

Aisha denied stories of plots to poison her husband, adding that Buhari’s health began deteriorating because of “loss of a routine, ‘my nutrition,’ was the genesis of the crisis”.

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Former Kano LG Chairmen Endorse Tinubu, Reaffirm Loyalty to Ganduje as Kano APC Leader

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‎Former local government chairmen in Kano State who served between 2014 and 2024 under the administration of Dr. Abdullahi Umar Ganduje has endorsed President Bola Ahmed Tinubu for a second term and reaffirmed their loyalty to the immediate past National Chairman of the All Progressives Congress (APC), Dr. Ganduje, as the party’s leader in Kano State.

‎The former Chairman of the Association of Local Governments of Nigeria (ALGON) in the state, Baffa Takai, made this position known during a closed-door meeting with Kano APC stakeholders in Abuja.

‎‎The former local government chairmen also expressed their solidarity with APC stakeholders under the leadership of Hon. Abubakar Kabir Bichi, commending their efforts toward promoting unity and progress within the party.

‎They called on other party members to join hands with them in fostering peace, unity, and progress within the APC.

‎The group further reaffirmed its commitment to the party’s ideals and principles and pledged to continue working collectively to strengthen the party and ensure its victory in future elections.

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