PRESS RELEASE Endbad governance protest: AGF intervenes, seeks casefile from police It has just come to my notice that the police have arraigned those arrested in connection with the endbad governance violent protest in court for various offences including treason. There are some issues my office will need to look into regarding the matter to enable me take an informed decision. I am aware that the court has remanded the defendants in detention centres and adjourned the case to January. It is not within my power to vary the order of the court remanding the defendants in detention centres and adjourning the case to January. I have, however, directed the Nigeria Police to transfer the casefile to my office and hand over same to the Director of Public Prosecution of the Federation (DPPF) tomorrow, Saturday 2nd November, 2024. I have further directed the DPPF to immediately put machinery in motion for consideration of the court to bring the adjournment date forward (an earlier date). Attorney General of the Federation and Minister of Justice, Prince Lateef Fagbemi (SAN) November 1, 2024

On Friday, Governor Uba Sani of Kaduna State revealed that the number of out-of-school children in his state has reduced by 300,000 since April 2024. Governor Sani shared this information with reporters at the State House following his discussions with President Bola Tinubu at the Aso Rock Villa in Abuja. According to estimates from the Kaduna State Bureau of Statistics, there are approximately 768,739 children in the state who are not currently enrolled in basic education, covering grades Basic 1 through 9. Sani mentioned that this figure has dropped by 300,000 as a result of prioritizing educational infrastructure. He said, “I informed him (President Tinubu) that in the last six months, we have reduced the number of out-of-school children by about 300,000 because we built 62 secondary schools in Kaduna and 2,340 classrooms in primary schools; we have employed teachers. “We have also been able to reconstruct, remodel, and equip about 12 secondary healthcare centres in Kaduna State. “Yes, we embarked on a severe adjustment. We clarified that we need to reduce the cost of governance in Kaduna State. To date, we have not bought a single vehicle for any government official in Kaduna State. “We’ve reduced the allowances of all our commissioners and advisers; even I have been receiving half of my salary since I became governor of Kaduna State, and I’ve not had a single new vehicle as governor. “So we have tremendously reduced the cost of governance, and that’s the way to go if we want to address our problems and improve major areas such as education and healthcare infrastructure.”

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National Security Adviser Mallam Nuhu Ribadu has disclosed that a significant number of the illegal weapons being wielded by terrorists and bandits in Nigeria were originally belonged to the Federal Government. Ribadu expressed this during a weapons destruction event organized by the National Centre for the Control of Small Arms and Light Weapons (NCCSALW) at the Muhammadu Buhari Cantonment in Abuja. Ribadu claims that corrupt individuals within the security agencies are responsible for these weapons ending up in the wrong hands. He expressed confidence that the country is fully equipped to address its security challenges.

The Senate has passed a bill to amend the Federal Medical Centres Act, facilitating the establishment of new Federal Medical Centres in Igbo-Ora, Oyo State; Okigwe, Imo State; and Ovwian, Delta State.

AYEMA NETWORK'S TEAM APPRECIATES A FORMER DG OF NPC WITH AWARD Ayema Network's team appreciated the former Director General of National Productivity Centre, Abuja, Dr Kashim Akor with an award for his overwhelming contribution to the growth of the app. The award was presented to him in his house at Gwarinpa, Abuja, by Ayema CEO, Mr Yusuf Shaibu alongside the Manager, Mr Muhammed Salisu earlier today. It would be recalled that Dr Akor was among the few philanthropists from Kogi State who helped the app both in cash and in kind while it was at it crawling stage. Get Ayema from play store = PRO, Ayema Team

TRCN Professional Qualifying Examination, 2024 DAY: Saturday DATE: 12th October, 2024 TIME: 9:00am VENUE: CBT Centre.... NOTE: Registration for PQEi 2024 remains open until October 4, 2024, for candidates who have not yet registered.

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Every point that has been bombed by Israel in Gaza so far. (UN Satellite Centre, July 6th)

President Bola Tinubu has given his approval for the following Nigerian individuals to be appointed to the governing councils of various federal universities and tertiary institutions of education. NIGERIAN MARITIME UNIVERSITY, OKERENKOKO, DELTA STATE (1) Temi Harriman -- Chairman (2) Adeola Adeogun -- Member (3) Benedict Aguele -- Member (4) Freeman Kasa -- Member (5) Babangida Alhassan Abdullahi -- Member NIGERIAN UNIVERSITY OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY, ABUJA (1) Rabe Mudi Bala -- Chairman (2) Mr. Akinola Fagbemi -- Member (3) Rakiatou Bagnou -- Member (4) Alwel Egwurugu -- Member (5) Femi Osabinu -- Member FEDERAL UNIVERSITY OF AGRICULTURE, BASSAM-BIRI, BAYELSA (1) Bram Baifa -- Chairman (2) Richard Odigbo -- Member (3) Yomi Johnson -- Member (4) Fatima Owuna -- Member (5) Christy Akpehuan Omoruyi -- Member FEDERAL UNIVERSITY OF HEALTH SCIENCES, KWALE, DELTA STATE (1) Ahmadu Barau Banye Salisu -- Chairman (2) Aragbaye Oluwatosin Gbolagunte -- Member (3) Talba Bauchi -- Member (4) Akaninodo Kehinde Adekunle -- Member (5) Chibuike Ikenga -- Member FEDERAL UNIVERSITY OF MEDICAL SCIENCES, KATSINA STATE (1) Habib Mohammed Ibrahim -- Chairman (2) Yau Aisha Abdulkadir -- Member (3) Shehu Kaka -- Member (4) Ibrahim Umar Abbah -- Member (5) Isijola Rasaki -- Member FEDERAL UNIVERSITY OF AGRICULTURE, MUBI, ADAMAWA STATE (1) Rukayyatu Abdulkareem Gurin -- Chairman (2) Peter Tanko Dogara -- Member (3) Amina Ibrahim Ndala -- Member (4) Owolabi Shamsideen Oseni -- Member (5) Olufemi Lawson -- Member ADMIRALTY UNIVERSITY, IBUSA, DELTA STATE (1) Yusuf Mohammed -- Chairman (2) Sani Ndanusa -- Member (3) Abdul Oroh -- Member (4) Mary Okaba Agbo -- Member (5) Omasan Agbajoh -- Member THE NIGERIA FRENCH LANGUAGE VILLAGE, BADAGRY, LAGOS STATE (1) Labiru Musa Kafur -- Chairman (2) Ibitoye Victor Philips -- Member (3) Bamgbose S -- Member (4) Musa Ayas -- Member (5) Ogenyi Okpokwu Emmanuel -- Member NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF NIGERIAN LANGUAGES, ABA, ABIA STATE (1) Victor O. Ukaogo -- Chairman (2) Anjare Samuel -- Member (3) David Turuka Ismaila -- Member (4) Adimchinaka Onwukwe -- Member (5) Princess Ify Ugo Okoye -- Member NIGERIAN ARMY UNIVERSITY, BIU, BORNO STATE (1) Awal Bawa Morike-- Chairman (2) Mohammed Bashir Umar -- Member (3) Monday Nanza -- Member (4) Mohammed Alhaji Audu -- Member (5) Sheriff Abdullahi -- Member FEDERAL UNIVERSITY OF MEDICINE AND MEDICAL SCIENCES, ABEOKUTA, OGUN STATE (1) Usman Mohammed Shanawa -- Chairman (2) Kabiru Yahaya -- Member (3) Chinenye Love Moses -- Member (4) Uyiosasere Ekhosuehi -- Member (5) Joshua Oludare Adewale -- Member NIGERIA ARABIC LANGUAGE VILLAGE, GAMBORU NGALA, BORNO STATE (1) Ahmed Wambai -- Chairman (2) Gazali Hamza Suleiman -- Member (3) Imam Alfa Rahaman -- Member (4) Isah Kwayami -- Member (5) Mohammed Ize Mamman -- Member NATIONAL MATHEMATICAL CENTRE, SHEDA, KWALI, FCT (1) Edna Njoku -- Chairman (2) Kovie Andrew Epetutu -- Member (3) Oyinkasola Okewoye -- Member (4) Ibrahim Musa -- Member (5) Sarah Tukura -- Member