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Chikun/Kajuru Active Citizens Congress, Kachia Road Sabon Tasha Kaduna, Kujama (2026)

30/03/2026

No, if the picture of the woman holding the co**se of her husband or child didn’t touch you, didn’t hit any human nerve, didn’t trigger any emotions, didn’t hurt you, didn’t make you see the reality on ground, if you still believe that the attacks happening are only been done in the villages and outskirts of the town, then think again. 💔💔

Today it’s Angwan Rukuba, Tomorrow it might be Terminus, Old Airport, Lowcost, Tudun Wada, Dadin Kowa, Mai Adiko, Gangare you name it, if you ever had that false sense of safety, the delusional feeling that you are safe because you stay in the town or cities, think again. 🥺

Angwan Rukuba isn’t a mistake, it’s not a trial, it’s not a coincidence, ITS A STATEMENT, ITS A DECLARATION THAT THEY WILL BRING TERROR TO YOUR DOIR STEP. 💔

And to those who think they are safe, because they speak the same language with you, or you think they share some little attributes with you, or the fact they come to you with what you needed to hear and you assume they have you in mind? 😳

Wallahi tallahi, like Kogi, it’s a matter of time, that these marauders, blood thirsty animals will turn on you and your household. 💔

If you like DON’T REPORT STRANGERS, STRANGE ACTIVITIES OR ANY SUSPICIOUS MOVEMENT, YOU MIGHT BE THE VICTIM TOMORROW. 💔

28/03/2026

PRESS RELEASE

A call for Justice and Recognition for Late Hon.Samuel Abi Dangiwa
March 28, 2026

The family of the late Hon. Samuel Abi Dangiwa, alongside concerned stakeholders, is calling on the Kaduna State Government to urgently investigate the circumstances surrounding his abduction and tragic death, and to ensure that justice is served.

Late Hon.Samuel Abi Dangiwa, a retired Director and long-serving Education Secretary in Kajuru Local Government Area of Kaduna State, was widely respected for his outstanding contributions to education and community development.

During his years of service, he facilitated the employment of over 800 teachers and oversaw the construction of more than 100 schools, significantly improving access to education across the region.

Known for his inclusive leadership, he received numerous awards and commendations from media organizations, religious bodies, and community groups.

His influence extended beyond administration into grassroots politics, where he played a key role in mobilization efforts within Kajuru Local Government.
On September 14, 2025,late Hon.Samuel Abi Dangiwa was abducted by kidnappers.

In a desperate attempt to secure his release, his family and relatives paid a ransom totaling ₦9.5 million.

Additionally, they provided two motorcycles valued at ₦4 million, along with another motorcycle worth ₦2 million belonging to his cousin, Mr.Mathew Danladi.

Despite meeting all demands, the victims were not spared.

Late Hon.Samuel Abi Dangiwa and his cousin,Mr. Mathew Danladi, were killed, while other abducted individuals were released.

His remains have yet to be returned to the family, denying them the opportunity for a proper burial.

This tragic incident has left the family not only in deep emotional pain but also in financial distress, as they were forced to sell inherited farmland to meet ransom demands.

In light of these events, the family is making the following demands
A thorough, transparent, and expedited investigation into the abduction and killing of late Hon.Samuel Abi Dangiwa and Mr.Mathew Danladi.

The immediate arrest and prosecution of all individuals involved in the crime.

Adequate compensation and support for the bereaved family.

Official recognition and honour of late Hon.Samuel Abi Dangiwa’s contributions to education and community development.

Strengthened security measures across Kajuru Local Government and other vulnerable communities.

The family emphasizes that this case represents not only a personal tragedy but also a broader reflection of the security challenges facing many communities.

“A man who dedicated his life to public service and societal development deserves justice, dignity, and recognition, even in death,” the family stated.

They urge the Kaduna State Government and all relevant authorities to act swiftly and decisively to ensure that justice is not delayed or denied.

Signed:
Eunice S Y Hananiya
Eunice Samuel Dangiwa (Daughter)
On behalf of the Dangiwa Family and Other Affected Relatives

24/03/2026

THE CRY OF KARAMAI COMMUNITY.

KARAMAI is not just a name, it is a people, a heritage, a story written in tears and blood.
But today, that name is fading…
Not because it has no meaning,
But because its people have been silenced, scattered, shattered, and forgotten.
For years, Karamai has cried.
Not the kind of cry the world hears,
But the silent cry of a people abandoned in their pain😭
Homes have been lost.
Families torn apart😭
Children forced to grow up in suffering they never chose💔
And yet… the world is quiet.

Must a people completely disappear before they are remembered?😭

Must a name be erased before it is valued?😭

KARAMAI is slipping away
Not just from the map,
But from memory.
We cry for help.
We cry for justice.
We cry for restoration.

Let it be known:
KARAMAI may be wounded, but it is not dead.

Every soul count.
Every soul matters.

.

23/03/2026

2027: Kajuru LGA Deserves Better

As the 2027 elections approach, I want to speak directly to those of you considering running for office or already printing campaign posters. Please listen carefully.

If you are not genuinely ready to serve the yearnings and needs of the Kajuru people whose interests you aspire to represent, please take a seat, have a serious rethink, and spare us the drama and public outcry over yet another poorly performing public office holder.

We have seen this pattern far too many times. Candidates campaign as if their lives depend on it—visiting every ward, sharing meals, shaking hands, and looking straight into our eyes while making promises. Yet once elected, it's as if we never existed; we become mere spectators to their charade.

What hurts the most is not just the failure to deliver, but the growing suspicion that some never intended to follow through in the first place.

So before you spend money on nomination forms and posters, pause for honest self-reflection. Do you truly care about Kajuru LGA? Not in a vague, speech-making way, but in a deep, consequential way. Does it trouble you, really trouble you, when you see our community struggling? When children are out of school, families suffer hardship, and violence continues to disrupt our villages? Does it weigh heavily on your conscience or do you simply move on?

The positions of leadership should be filled by people who cannot look away from these problems, people who are committed to the hard, often thankless work, even when there is no applause.

If this message does not resonate with you, consider redirecting your resources toward something truly meaningful. Start a business, create jobs for those around you, lend a consistent helping hand. That is not failure; it is wisdom.

Do not occupy a position you will ultimately waste while our real problems continue to pile up. We are tired, deeply tired, of being let down by those we once trusted and believed in.

Kajuru LGA deserves better. You know it. We all know it.

— Emergency Comrade Shehu Silas

23/03/2026

2027: Kajuru LGA Deserves Better

As the 2027 elections approach, I want to speak directly to those of you considering running for office or already printing campaign posters. Please listen carefully.

If you are not genuinely ready to serve the yearnings and needs of the Kajuru people whose interests you aspire to represent, please take a seat, have a serious rethink, and spare us the drama and public outcry over yet another poorly performing public office holder.

We have seen this pattern far too many times. Candidates campaign as if their lives depend on it—visiting every ward, sharing meals, shaking hands, and looking straight into our eyes while making promises. Yet once elected, it's as if we never existed; we become mere spectators to their charade.

What hurts the most is not just the failure to deliver, but the growing suspicion that some never intended to follow through in the first place.

So before you spend money on nomination forms and posters, pause for honest self-reflection. Do you truly care about Kajuru LGA? Not in a vague, speech-making way, but in a deep, consequential way. Does it trouble you, really trouble you, when you see our community struggling? When children are out of school, families suffer hardship, and violence continues to disrupt our villages? Does it weigh heavily on your conscience or do you simply move on?

The positions of leadership should be filled by people who cannot look away from these problems, people who are committed to the hard, often thankless work, even when there is no applause.

If this message does not resonate with you, consider redirecting your resources toward something truly meaningful. Start a business, create jobs for those around you, lend a consistent helping hand. That is not failure; it is wisdom.

Do not occupy a position you will ultimately waste while our real problems continue to pile up. We are tired, deeply tired, of being let down by those we once trusted and believed in.

Kajuru LGA deserves better. You know it. We all know it.

Written By,
Comrade Shehu Silas

22/03/2026

On 12 May 2022, Deborah Samuel Yakubu, a second-year Nigerian Christian college student, was stoned to death by a mob of Muslim students in Sokoto, Nigeria, after being accused of blasphemy against Islam.

Two suspects, Bilyaminu Aliyu and Aminu Hukunchi, were arrested shortly after the incident

The suspects were charged with "criminal conspiracy and inciting public disturbance"—bailable offences—rather than murder or culpable homicide. In January 2023, the court acquitted and discharged the suspects because the prosecution failed to show up for the trial

No one has been successfully prosecuted for her murder. Her death continues to be a central point of debate regarding blasphemy laws in Nigeria and the protection of religious freedom.

Source: Native Reporters

22/03/2026

SAD NEWS: Former Kaduna Governor Nasir El-Rufai Loses Wife, Mother of Lawmaker Bello El-Rufai

Former Kaduna State Governor, Mallam Nasir El-Rufai, is mourning the loss of his wife, Aunty Safiya Ali Rufai, who was also the mother of Kaduna North lawmaker, Mohammed Bello El-Rufai.

She passed away Today's Friday after a brief illness, leaving family, friends, and well-wishers in deep sorrow.

Condolences have poured in for the El-Rufai family, highlighting the significant impact she had on her community and family.

Funeral arrangements are expected to be announced soon.

Source: Bello El-Rufai on X

17/03/2026

Just Two Hours Ago, by seminary Shepard school buwaya going gora kaduna Abuja Express!

16/03/2026

JUST IN: Passengers Stranded as Abuja - Kaduna Train Derails

Several passengers were stranded on Monday morning after a train operating along the Abuja - Kaduna rail corridor derailed, forcing the service to halt midway through the journey.

Authorities are yet to release full details of the incident as emergency response efforts continue.

14/03/2026

OFFICIAL UPDATE TO THE ENTIRE ADARA NATION AND LOVERS OF ADARA

This is to formally update the entire Adara Nation and all lovers of Adara that, as we are all aware, the government of the then Governor of Kaduna State, led by Nasir El-Rufai, reported the arrest of the killers of our Rev. Chief, the Agom Adara III, Dr. Maiwada Raphael Galadima, who was kidnapped and murdered in the year 2018. You will recall that we have been attending the court case hearings since then. His widow, Mrs. Victoria, and his family have almost been the only ones attending the court cases all this long.

Now, our long-awaited wish is here. The court has officially set 01/04/2026 by 9:00 a.m. At Taiwo Road, by Gabasawa Police Station. Opposite National Ear Care Centre close to Ranchers Bees Stadium. To deliver its ruling on the case, either in our favor or in their favor. This moment is not only a legal proceeding but a historic moment for the entire Adara Nation. This therefore serves as a strong clarion call to all sons and daughters of Adara, both at home and abroad, to endeavor to attend this ruling as a sign of our unity, solidarity, and unwavering respect for our late hero, Agom Adara III, Dr. Maiwada Raphael Galadima.

Your presence on that day will stand as a powerful symbol that the Adara people remain united, committed to justice, and determined never to forget the life and sacrifice of our revered Agom. Let us come out in our numbers to honor his memory and show our collective support for truth and justice.

Announcement,
Alhaji Ishaya Onnusim
Public Relations Officer,
Adara Youth Congress AYC,

13/03/2026

OP-ED: A Call For Accountability: The True State Of Governance In Adara Land, By Shehu Silas

The relentless push by APC supporters for Adara people to join the party to re-elect Governor Uba Sani for a second term is not just baffling—it is deeply troubling. The core duty of any government is to protect lives and property. Has this administration truly delivered on that promise? The answer is painfully obvious: It has failed.

Killings and kidnappings persist unabated in Kajuru LGA and parts of Kachia LGA—the heart of Adara Land. The horrific abduction of Christian worshippers in Kurmin Wali and the abduction and murder of former Kajuru Education Secretary, Elder Samuel Dangiwa, and former Kajuru LGA Chairman, Hon. Ibrahim Gajere, remain fresh wounds. Tragically, these have become daily realities for our people.

Yet, where is the tangible development or meaningful political appointment driven by these same APC advocates in Adara Land? Government presence remains minimal at best. So we must ask: What is the point of politics if it delivers neither human security nor capital development?

Under the PDP's stronger days, we witnessed real progress—roads, schools, empowerment—that earned genuine loyalty and nearly created a one-party dominance through performance, not pressure. Can anyone honestly say the same about the current ruling party? A performing government attracts support organically; it does not need constant persuasion.

The balkanization of our revered Adara Chiefdom under former Governor Nasir El-Rufai's APC government was an act of profound injustice, steeped in disdain. A proud, hardworking, and peaceful people were reduced to shadows of their former selves. No reasonable person could defend it.

Our protests were met with resistance, but divine protection shielded our elders from greater harm. We bless and honour them—May God grant them continued health. Over time, we've built resilience and carried on. But governance is continuous. With El-Rufai gone and a new administration in place, what concrete steps have our own brothers in government taken to restore the rightful status of the Chiefdom?

Instead, we hear endless chants of "Uba Sani Sau biyu ne" with little to show for it. True accountability demands visible action to reverse past wrongs—restoration of the Chiefdom, appointments that reflect our worth, and real security gains. Until then, calls to join and vote for the APC ring hollow.

Governor Uba Sani may be leading the state, but accessibility and responsiveness matter. APC supporters can only claim moral authority to recruit us when our community sees good infrastructural developments, our Chiefdom reinstated, and insecurity meaningfully addressed. Anything short of that is flogging a dead horse.

May God intervene and help us all. Shehu Silas writes from Idon Hanya, Kajuru LGA.

KADUNA POLITICAL AFFAIRS

06/03/2026

STATEHOUSE PRESS RELEASE

PRESIDENT TINUBU APPROVES THE POSTINGS OF AMBASSADORS

President Bola Ahmed Tinubu has approved the postings of 31 career and 34 non-career ambassadors to various countries and the United Nations. The Senate confirmed the ambassadors-designate last December.

POSTINGS OF NON-CAREER AMBASSADORS / HIGH COMMISSIONERS

S/N NAME MISSION APPROVED
1. SENATOR GRACE BENT: LOME-TOGO
2. SEN. ITA ENANG: SOUTH AFRICA
3. IKPEAZU VICTOR: SPAIN
4. NKECHI LINDA UFOCHUKWU: TEL-AVIV, ISRAEL
5. MAHMUD YAKUBU: QATAR
6. PAUL OGA ADIKWU: THE VATICAN CITY HOLY SEE
7. VICE ADMIRAL IBOK-ETE EKWE IBAS: THE PHILIPPINES
8. MR. RENO OMOKRI: MEXICO CITY, MEXICO
9. HON. (ENGR.) ABASI BRAIMAH (FMHR): BUDAPEST, HUNGARY
10. MRS. ERELU ANGELA ADEBAYO: PORTUGAL
11. BARR. OLUMILUA OLUWAYIMIKA AYOTUNWA: TOKYO, JAPAN
12. RT. HON. UGWUANYI IFEANYI LAWRENCE: ATHENS, GREECE
13. BARR. CHIOMA PRISCILLA OHAKIM: WARSAW, POLAND
14. AMINU DALHATU: UNITED KINGDOM, UK
15. LT. GEN ABDULRAHMAN BELLO DAMBAZAU: BEIJING, CHINA
16. HON. TASIU MUSA MAIGARI: GAMBIA
17. OLUFEMI PEDRO: AUSTRALIA
18. BARR. MUHAMMED UBANDOMA ALIYU: ARGENTINA
19. LATEEF KAYODE ARE: USA
20. AMB. JOSEPH SOLA IJI: RUSSIA
21. SEN. JIMOH IBRAHIM: UN PERMANENT REPRESENTATIVE
22. FEMI FANI KAYODE: GERMANY
23. PROF. ISAAK FOLORUNSO ADEWOLE: OTTAWA, CANADA
24. AJIMOBI FATIMA FLORENCE (F): AUSTRIA
25. MRS. LOLA AKANDE (F): SWEDEN
26. AYODELE OKE: FRANCE
27. YAKUBU N. GAMBO: SAUDI ARABIA
28. SENATOR PROF. NORA LADI DADUUT: SEOUL, SOUTH KOREA
29. BARR. ONUEZE CHUKWUJIKA JOE OKOCHA SAN: DUBLIN
30. DR. KULU HARUNA ABUBAKAR: TUNIS, TUNISIA
31. RT. HON. JERRY SAMUEL MANWE: PORT OF SPAIN, T&T

POSTINGS OF CAREER AMBASSADORS / HIGH COMMISSIONERS LIST

S/N NAME MISSION APPROVED
1. AMB. NWABIOLA EZENWA CHUKWUMEKA: COTE D'IV/OIRE
2. BESTO MAIMUNA IBRAHIM: NIAMEY-NIGER
3. MONICA OKWUCHUKWU ENEBECHI: SAO TOME, STP
4. AMB. MOHAMMED MAHMUD LELE: ALGIERS-ALGERIA
5. ENDONI SYNDOPH PAEBI: OUAGADOUGOU-BURKINA FASO
6. AHMED MOHAMMED MONGUNO: CAIRO EGYPT
7. AMB.JANE ADAMS (NEE OKON) MICHAEL (F): KINGSTON-JAMAICA
8. AMB. CLARK-OMERU ALEXANDRA (F): LUSAKA-ZAMBIA
9. CHIMA GEOGGREY LIOMA DAVID: BAMAKO-MALI
10. AMB. ODUMAH YVONNE EHINOSEN: MALABO –E/GUINEA
11. AMB WASA SEGUN IGE: BEIRUT, LEBANON
12. RUBEN ABIMBOLA SAMUEL (F): ROME, ITALY
13. AMB.ONAGA OGECHUKWU KINGSLEY: MAPUTO, MOZAMBIQUE
14. AMB.MAGAJI UMAR: KINSASHA, DR CONGO
15. AMB.MUHAMMAD SAIDU DAHIRU: NEW DELHI-INDIA
16. AMB. ABDUSSALAM HABU ZAYYAD: DAKAR-SENEGAL
17. AMB SHEHU ILU BARDE: ACCRA GHANA
18. AMB.AMINU NASIR: ETHIOPIA
19. ABUBAKAR MUSA MUSA: N’DJAMENA, CHAD
20. AMB. HAIDARA MOHAMMED IDRIS: THE HAGUE-NETHERLANDS
21. AMB.BAKO ADAMU UMAR: RABAT-MOROCCO
22. AMB. SULU GAMBARI OLATUNJI AHMED: MALAYSIA
23. AMB.ROMATA MOHAMMED OMOBOLANLE (F): TANZANIA
24. AMB. SHAGA JOHN SHAMAH: BOTSWANA
25. SALAU, HAMZA MOHAMMED: TEHRAN, IRAN
26. AMB.IBRAHIM DANLAMI: KENYA
27. IBRAHIM ADEOLA MOPELOLA (F): COTONOU-BENIN
28. AMB.AYENI ADEBAYO EMMANUEL: BRUSSELS, BELGIUM
29. AMB.AKANDE WAHAB ADEKOLA: BERNE-SWITZERLAND
30. AMB. AREWA (NEE ADEDOKUN) ESTHER (F): WINDHOEK-NAMIBIA
31. AMB.GERGADI JOSEPH JOHN: LIBREVILLE-GABON
32. AMB. LUTHER OGBOMODE AYO-KALATA (F): SIERRA LEONE
33. DANLADI YAKUBU NYAKU : KHARTOUM-SUDAN
34. BELLO DOGON-DAJI HALIRU: BANGKOK, THAILAND

The Ministry of Foreign Affairs has already received agrément from the United Kingdom for the High Commissioner-designate, Ambassador Aminu Dalhatu. Similarly, France has sent the agrément for Ambassador Ayo Oke.

The Ministry has also conveyed the nominations of the other 62 designated envoys to all the countries concerned, including a request for their agréments in line with standard diplomatic practice.

President Tinubu has directed that the Ministry of Foreign Affairs should immediately commence the induction programme for the ambassadors-designate and High Commissioners.

Bayo Onanuga,
Special Adviser to the President,
(Information and Strategy)
March 6, 2026

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