Tula Eagle Action TEA

02/06/2026

30/05/2026

URGENT APPEAL FOR INTERVENTION

A devastating rainstorm accompanied by strong winds has destroyed and damaged several houses in Bundibunde and Bayunse Villages, Bule Kaltin Ward, Baule Tula District, Kaltungo Local Government Area of Gombe State, Nigeria, leaving many families displaced and exposed to severe hardship.

Following an assessment of the affected communities, it was discovered that,
Two primary schools were severely affected.
A health clinic sustained damage.
Market stalls and sheds were destroyed.
More than 50 houses were destroyed.
Numerous families have been displaced by the disaster.

The incident occurred on Friday, 29th May 2026, when a heavy rainstorm accompanied by violent winds swept through the area.
The District Head of Baule Tula and the District Head of Kaltin were on the ground to assess the extent of the damage and sympathize with the affected communities.

We urgently call on government authorities, emergency management agencies, humanitarian organizations, political leaders, philanthropists, corporate organizations, and concerned citizens to come to the aid of the victims.

Immediate Support Needed
1.Temporary shelter and roofing materials.
2.Food supplies.
3.Clothing and household essentials.
4.Relief funds for rebuilding damaged homes and public facilities.
5.Seedling of Trees

This disaster has placed a heavy burden on many families, and timely intervention will help alleviate their suffering and restore hope to the affected communities.as part of our long-term environmental recovery efforts, we are collaborating with relevant agencies to plant 5,000 trees across the affected communities to help mitigate the impact of future windstorms and environmental degradation.

We appeal to all well-meaning individuals and organizations to extend a helping hand to the people of Bundibunde and Bayunse Villages during this difficult time.

Together, we can bring relief, restore hope, and rebuild lives,
you wish to donate towards the support of victims or tree planting exercise
Kindly do so to the following acct details and what app your teller receipt for us to keep a record with us
Donation Details
Account Name: Tula Eagle Action.
Bank: Sterling Bank
Account Number: 0142972882
Lydia Ismaila Laburta (Mrs)
Secretary TEA.
Phone: 08107361142

30/05/2026

URGENT APPEAL FOR INTERVENTION

A devastating rainstorm accompanied by strong winds has destroyed and damaged several houses in Bundibunde and Bayunse Villages, Bule Kaltin Ward, Baule Tula District, Kaltungo Local Government Area of Gombe State, Nigeria, leaving many families displaced and exposed to severe hardship.

Following an assessment of the affected communities, it was discovered that,
Two primary schools were severely affected.
A health clinic sustained damage.
Market stalls and sheds were destroyed.
More than 50 houses were destroyed.
Numerous families have been displaced by the disaster.

The incident occurred on Friday, 29th May 2026, when a heavy rainstorm accompanied by violent winds swept through the area.
The District Head of Baule Tula and the District Head of Kaltin were on the ground to assess the extent of the damage and sympathize with the affected communities.

We urgently call on government authorities, emergency management agencies, humanitarian organizations, political leaders, philanthropists, corporate organizations, and concerned citizens to come to the aid of the victims.

Immediate Support Needed
1.Temporary shelter and roofing materials.
2.Food supplies.
3.Clothing and household essentials.
4.Relief funds for rebuilding damaged homes and public facilities.
5.Seedling of Trees

This disaster has placed a heavy burden on many families, and timely intervention will help alleviate their suffering and restore hope to the affected communities.as part of our long-term environmental recovery efforts, we are collaborating with relevant agencies to plant 5,000 trees across the affected communities to help mitigate the impact of future windstorms and environmental degradation.

We appeal to all well-meaning individuals and organizations to extend a helping hand to the people of Bundibunde and Bayunse Villages during this difficult time.

Together, we can bring relief, restore hope, and rebuild lives,
you wish to donate towards the support of victims or tree planting exercise
Kindly do so to the following acct details and what app your teller receipt for us to keep a record with us
Donation Details
Account Name: Tula Eagle Action.
Bank: Sterling Bank
Account Number: 0142972882
Lydia Ismaila Laburta (Mrs)
Secretary TEA.
Phone: 08107361142

04/05/2026

Former Minister of Communication and Digital Economy, Isa Pantami, has rejected the process that led to the emergence of Jamilu Gwamna as the Gombe State governorship candidate of the All Progressives Congress for the 2027 general election.

Pantami, who is also a governorship aspirant in the state and a member of the APC, described it as unlawful.

Former Minister of Communication and Digital Economy, Isa Pantami, has rejected the process that led to the emergence of Jamilu Gwamna as the Gombe State governorship candidate of the All Progressives Congress for the 2027 general election.

04/05/2026

BREAKING: Goje Rejects APC’s Consensus Arrangement In Gombe

Senator representing Gombe Central Senatorial District, Senator Muhammad Danjuma Goje, has rejected the consensus arrangement adopted by the Gombe State chapter of the All Progressives Congress (APC).

Daily Trust reports that stakeholders of the party had during a meeting on Sunday presided over by Governor Yahaya anointed DCP Mohammed Ahmadu Deba (Rtd) as the APC’s consensus candidate for Goje’s seat.

However, in a statement issued by his aide, Barr. Saidu Muazu Kumo, Senator Goje, who is seeking a record fifth term at the Senate, said the purported consensus meeting involved only Governor Yahaya and a limited number of aspirants, “and did not include all duly recognized aspirants within the party.”

According to him, the provisions of the Electoral Act has clearly stipulated two lawful methods for the nomination of candidates by political parties for submission to the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) ahead of the 2027 general elections.

“These methods must be strictly adhered to in order to ensure legality and transparency in the electoral process.

“It is further noteworthy that across the various electoral constituencies, several aspirants have validly purchased their Expression of Interest and Nomination Forms, and were not participants in the said consensus arrangement held at the Government House,” he added.

Barr. Kumo added that in accordance with the extant electoral framework, the nomination process shall be conducted through direct primary elections, which are to be duly monitored by INEC and relevant security agencies, and in a date to slated by the party.
He stated that any form of imposition of candidates by political parties is inconsistent with, and contrary to, the provisions of the current electoral laws in Nigeria.