Appointment
Zuru Emirate confers Sadaukin Zuru title on veteran journalist, Abdullahi Idris Zuru
The Emir of Zuru, General(rtd) Dr. Muhammadu Sani Sami Gomo ll has approved the conferment of the traditional title of Sadaukin Zuru on the General Manager of Labana Rice Mills, Alh. Abdullahi Idris Zuru.
The conferment notice was contained in a letter of notification, signed by the Emir and made available to journalists.
In the letter, the Emir said the conferment of the prestigious title of Sadaukin Zuru on Abdullahi Zuru was based on the Emirate Council’s recognition of his extended valuable contributions to the promotion of peace, unity and development in Zuru Emirate over the years.
The Royal Father further stated that the first Sadaukin Zuru is expected to serve as an adviser to His Royal Highness on all matters affecting the Zuru Emirate.
Our correspondent gathered that shortly after the receipt of the appointment letter at the Chief Imam of Zuru’s family house, the Chief Imam of Zuru Central Mosque, Alhaji Suleiman Muhammad Tanko led a delegation to the Emir’s Palace and expressed gratitude to the Emir for considering a member of the family for the appointment.
In his brief remarks, the Emir disclosed that he had followed the remarkable track records of the new Sadauki in promoting peaceful coexistence, defending and protecting the interests of the Emirate.
He specifically noted his selfless roles when he served the former Executive Governor of Kebbi State, Alhj. Adamu Aliero to date.
The Emir further announced that the appointment of the Sadauki was the beginning of a total reorganisation of the Zuru Emirate traditional title holders council, aimed at bringing in individuals with credible track record of remarkable contributions and possess the capacity to selflessly promote the Emirate and influence provision of developmental projects and programmes to the Emirate.
Recall that Abdullahi Idris Zuru, also holds the traditional title of Danmasanin Rafin Zuru.
His is a seasoned journalist and former media adviser to former Kebbi State Governor and Minister of the Federal Capital Territory respectively.
Appointment
President Tinubu Congratulates Donald Trump on Re-election as U.S. President
President Bola Tinubu has congratulated President Donald Trump on his re-election as the 47th President of the United States of America.
In a statement released by Bayo Onanuga, Special Adviser to the President (Information & Strategy), on Wednesday, President Tinubu expressed his enthusiasm about strengthening Nigeria-U.S. relations amidst the complex global challenges and opportunities.
Trump, who claimed victory on Wednesday, pledged to “heal” the country as he was on the brink of defeating Kamala Harris in a remarkable White House comeback.
President Tinubu praised Trump’s victory, emphasizing that it reflects the trust and confidence the American people have placed in his leadership. He also commended the American people’s commitment to democracy.
Looking ahead, President Tinubu expressed confidence that Trump’s experience as the 45th president from 2017 to 2021 would foster beneficial and reciprocal economic and development partnerships between the U.S. and Africa. He expressed hope that this new era under President Trump would promote peace, economic cooperation, and address global challenges.
Acknowledging the significant influence of the United States in shaping global events, President Tinubu believes that Trump’s leadership will bring the world closer to peace and prosperity.
Appointment
Obi applauds Kemi Badenoch’s election as leader of the UK’s Conservative Party
**Calls for a New Era of Leadership in Nigeria
The Labour Party’s presidential candidate in Nigeria’s 2023 election, Peter Obi has congratulated Nigerian-born Kemi Badenoch on her recent election as leader of the United Kingdom’s Conservative Party.
Obi described Badenoch’s rise as an inspiring example of the immense potential within Nigeria’s youth, which he says should serve as a model for leadership transformation in Nigeria.
In a statement shared on his X handle, Obi noted that Badenoch’s success underscores the impact of diverse leadership that values competence, inclusivity, and integrity.
“Her achievement is a testament to what can be accomplished when these values are prioritized,” Obi wrote, adding that it contrasts with Nigeria’s current landscape, where younger, qualified leaders are often sidelined for older figures.
Obi urged Nigerians to see Badenoch’s ascent as a call for change in Nigeria’s leadership structure.
“It’s time to set aside outdated practices like tribalism, religious bias, and the ‘my turn’ mindset,” he emphasized, advocating instead for a shift toward leaders who bring fresh perspectives and forward-thinking ideas.
Ending his message on an optimistic note, Obi expressed hope that Nigeria can embrace a new generation of leaders dedicated to positive change.
“Congratulations, Kemi Badenoch. A new Nigeria is indeed possible!” he concluded.
Appointment
Bianca Ojukwu says with Unity, Peace, nothing can stop Nigeria’s Progress
Ministerial nominee and former Nigerian Ambassador to Spain, Bianca Odinaka Odumegwu-Ojukwu, has emphasized that Nigeria’s potential is boundless if its citizens come together with a commitment to peace.
She stated, “I am here because I believe that if we are able to come together sincerely to commit to serving this nation, focusing on ensuring that we have peace, then the sky is the limit for this country.”
She spoke during her screening at the hallowed chamber of the Senate on Wednesday.
Drawing from her rich experience, Ojukwu highlighted the importance of diplomatic and cultural engagement as key to national growth.
According to her, During her tenure as ambassador, she represented Nigeria on various international platforms, notably building a bridge between Nigeria and Spain.
Explaining further she said her work earned her the prestigious title of Africa’s Most Outstanding Ambassador—a testament to her dedication and exemplary service abroad.
Ojukwu indicated that she also played a vital role on the home front, serving as Secretary of the Truth, Justice, and Peace Commission in Anambra State.
This commission was tasked with addressing the underlying issues of insecurity in southeastern Nigeria, demonstrating her deep commitment to fostering peace and justice at all levels.
Reflecting on Nigeria’s path forward, she noted that the combined efforts of cultural, governmental, and diplomatic organizations could drive transformative change. “There is hope for this country,” she added. “If we sincerely commit to unity and focus on peace, Nigeria’s potential is limitless.”
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