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Child Terrorism Industry Makes Road To Peace Longer

By The Insight Team March 23, 2022 689

mostbet mostbet az mostbet mostbet az mostbet pin up mostbet mostbet The word ‘terrorist’ evokes the image of a man who is ruled by a warped religious, political or economic ideology, for which he is prepared to sacrifice everything, including the most precious gift of all – his life. His age bracket could be imagined – between the early 30s and 70s – and, perhaps, a […]Continue Reading

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President Buhari impressed with Dangote’s $2.5bn Fertiliser plant

By The Insight Team March 23, 2022 583

…surprised at the scale of investment; says nation set to witness agric boom President Muhammadu Buhari yesterday commissioned the new 3 million Metric Tonnes capacity per annum state-of-the-art Dangote Fertiliser Urea Plant, with an emphatic assurance that the project would give a huge fillip to Nigeria’s agricultural sector, which revitalization has been a focal point Continue Reading

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Dangote Cement assures of steady supply, curbs scarcity

By The Insight Team March 14, 2022 759

Poised to mitigate scarcity, Dangote Cement Plc has assured of product availability, while deepening its market equity and penetration. Nigeria’s cement giant said a combined output from the Dangote Cement factories in Obajana, Gboko, Ibese, and Okpella will help allay concerns about product availability in some quarters. This is coming as Dangote Cement Plc sustains […]Continue Reading

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Humanitarian needs: Zulum sleeps in Dikwa, shares N120m, food to 40,000 households

By The Insight Team March 9, 2022 897

Borno State Governor, Professor Babagana Umara Zulum on Tuesday embarked on humanitarian responses in Dikwa town of Dikwa Local Government Area, which made him pass the night in the town. The interventions that reached 40,000 households was part of the Zulum’s routine approvals of support to vulnerable persons, even as communities affected by insurgent attacks, […]Continue Reading

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Port Harcourt: 600 Bishops, other clergies witness as Anglican church awards Zulum for “courage and purposeful leadership”

By The Insight Team February 24, 2022 928 Post a comment

At least six hundred clergies, amongst them 20 Archbishops, 144 Bishops, and hundreds of reverends converged in Port Harcourt, Rivers State, where the church of Nigeria (Anglican Communion) honored Borno State Governor, Professor Babagana Umara Zulum, with a “prestigious award for courageous and purposeful leadership in challenging times”. Nigeria’s head of the Anglican Continue Reading

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Maiduguri: Osinbajo opens Zulum’s 78 doctors’ apartments, 78 shops, school, and road

By The Insight Team February 24, 2022 924

The Vice President, Professor Yemi Osinbajo was in Maiduguri on Thursday, to launch the 30th edition of the Federal Government’s Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises (MSME) Clinic during which he commissioned four out of over 500 projects executed by Borno State Governor, Professor Babagana Umara Zulum. The Vice President arrived in Maiduguri around 11 am […]Continue Reading

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Ernest Shonekan As a Footnote

By The Insight Team February 23, 2022 775

By Eric Teniola I guess that history will be very kind to Chief Ernest Adegunle Oladeinde Shonekan, GCFR, (May 9, 1936-11 January 2022), why? Because his tenure was the shortest, just eighty-two days. While his colleagues have been brutally treated by history either for action or misaction, I am sure history will treat Chief Shonekan […]Continue Reading

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The Unseen Forces Behind Terrorist Fighters

By The Insight Team February 16, 2022 760

By Theophilus Abbah On February 4, 2022, no fewer than 25 terrorists, fleeing airstrikes by the Nigerian military,  drowned in a deep river located within the Marte axis of the Lake Chad basin in Borno State. On February 10, 2022, a  military fighter jet and helicopter gunship eliminated some bandit leaders and terrorists in Niger State. On […]Continue Reading

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Two days in Gamboru: Zulum, Shettima share food, cash to 60,803 returnees

By The Insight Team February 15, 2022 782

… Zulum tells doctors Borno will match NGO pay Borno State Governor, Professor Babagana Umara Zulum, alongside Senator Kashim Shettima was in the border town of Gamboru in Ngala Local Government Area, undertaking humanitarian responses, from Sunday to Tuesday. The leaders supervised and also got directly involved in the distribution of food and non-food items […]Continue Reading

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Use your network to develop Igala land, Attah tells Uk’Omu Igala

By The Insight Team February 9, 2022 1068

The Attah Igala and President, Kogi State Traditional Council, His Royal Majesty, James Alaji Opaluwa, has called on Igala sons and daughters to activate their social, political, and economic network to develop Kogi East Senatorial District, the home of Igala-speaking people of Nigeria. The paramount ruler made the call at the weekend when the Executive […]Continue Reading

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A Guarantee of Peace and Stability

By The Insight Team February 4, 2022 757

In October last year the Defence Development Exhibition, Self-Defence 2021, was held in Pyongyang, the capital of the Democratic People’s Republic of Korea. It clearly showed that the DPRK heads the list of world-class military powers. The forces hostile towards the country are very vocal in their claim that the DPRK’s defence buildup poses a […]Continue Reading

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Ideal and Perfect Political Identity

By The Insight Team February 4, 2022 704

The collapse of socialism, a great political earthquake, which started in the late 1980s ended with the red flag pulling down at Kremlin, Moscow, in December 1991. The continuous collapse of socialism in the USSR and other eastern European countries made people expect the “end of socialism” in the whole world, reminding them of the […]Continue Reading