Nigerian Daily Reporters

  By Usman Abdullahi Koli ***As the building professionals met, and reviewed it's activities to find way forward on the challenges affecting building practice.*** The Nigerian Institute of Building (NIOB) and Council of Registered Builders of Nigeria (CORBON) stakeholders recently organized a zonal retreat for the north east zone in Bauchi. The retreat aimed to address various issues affecting the building profession, including the problem of unqualified individuals practicing (QUACKERY), and the need for increased membership enrollment. In his well come remarks, Bldr. Prof. Usman Sani Kunya FNIOB expressed gratitude to the organizers for hosting the event in Bauchi at the ATBU. He added that the state chapter's will take the lead in ensuring the full implementation of the resolutions of the retreat, informed the stakeholders that the University VC is a Honary Fellow of the NIOB . He therefore called on the stakeholders to feel free and contribute for the success of the retreat...

   During a visit to Federal Teaching Hospital, Gombe in Gombe State, Honorable Basko Mangari, the stakeholder engagement officer to the coordinating minister of health and Social welfare, Prof. Muhammad Ali Pate, expressed appreciation for the management's efforts in ensuring patient satisfaction and the provision of quality care. Basko specifically highlighted the Accident and Emergency section of the health facility, acknowledging that trauma centers are typically crowded and complex due to emergency cases. However, Basko noted that the Federal Teaching Hospital, Gombe stood out from the general perception of trauma centers based on what was observed during the visit. In light of this, Basko urged other health facilities, particularly tertiary institutions, to adopt the approach and methods employed by the management of the Teaching Hospital. Prioritizing patient care and satisfaction above all else aligns with the honorable minister of health's blueprint and objectives. In...

By Usman Muhammad Salihu In the contemporary vibrant Nigerians culture, one cannot ignore the prevalence of complaints that seem to echo across the nation. While expressing dissatisfaction can serve as a form of catharsis, it's essential to explore the notion that constant complaining might hinder personal growth and prevent individuals from appreciating the beauty that life has offered them. Nigerians face various challenges, from economic uncertainties to social issues. However, it's essential to recognize that gratitude can coexist with adversity. By appreciating the progress made, both on an individual and collective level, Nigerians can foster resilience and find motivation to overcome obstacles. It's nowadays a common observation that many Nigerians engage in complaining to garner pity. However, it's crucial to question whether wallowing in self-pity brings any tangible rewards. Shifting the focus from complaints to proactive solutions can lead to a more construct...

In a move aimed at upholding integrity and transparency in governance, President Bola Tinubu has suspended the Minister of Humanitarian Affairs and Poverty Alleviation, Dr. Betta Edu, from office with immediate effect. The suspension is in response to concerns over financial transactions within the Federal Ministry of Humanitarian Affairs and Poverty Alleviation. President Tinubu has directed the Executive Chairman of the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) to launch a thorough investigation into the financial dealings of the ministry and its associated agencies. Dr. Betta Edu is instructed to hand over responsibilities to the Permanent Secretary of the ministry and fully cooperate with the investigating authorities during the inquiry. In addition to the EFCC investigation, the President has appointed a panel, led by the Coordinating Minister of the Economy and Minister of Finance, to conduct a comprehensive diagnostic on the financial architecture and framework of the soci...

  In a bold move, President Tinubu has suspended the Minister of Humanitarian Affairs And Poverty Alleviation, Betta Edu, drawing commendation for decisive action. The news, shared widely on social media, has been lauded as a stark contrast to the perceived shortcomings of previous administrations. This is in a statement published in his Facebook page, an ex president of Mass Communication Students Association MACOSA ATAP CHAPTER Muhammad Umar Shehu. Drawing a comparison, Muhammad noted that President Tinubu's approach differs significantly from Baba Maigaskiya, whose tenure was marred by issues like corruption, economic hardships, and other social vices. "I have Just read that President Tinubu has suspended the Minister of Humanitarian Affairs And Poverty Alleviation, Betta Edu, this is commendable!" Umar asserted that President Tinubu's decision deserves applause, emphasizing the need for a thorough investigation by the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC...