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[00:00:00] profession, this makes a total of 250 doctors
[00:00:04] that have graduated from the Gombe State University in the past six
[00:00:08] batches, this critical number, the government
[00:00:11] of says that it's necessary to booster the
[00:00:14] a number of practicing doctors in Gumbi, knowing that in recent
[00:00:17] times many doctors have left the country seeking greener
[00:00:24] of pastures. medical and
[00:00:28] dental council of Nigeria is aware
[00:00:29] of the challenges, but it's also want these new doctors to rise above
[00:00:33] personal desires and embrace
[00:00:35] of empathy, humility and ethical conduct. emphasis
[00:00:39] must be on treating every patient with dignity and
[00:00:43] compassion while fostering teamwork with other health care
[00:00:46] professionals. as you take your out today, let it be more
[00:00:50] than a tradition, let it be a commitment, a
[00:00:54] commitment to uphold the highest standard of professionalism, to
[00:00:57] act with empathy and to cont
[00:01:02] of the
[00:01:06] overall best graduating doctor who also give the validatory speech
[00:01:09] reflected on the knowledge acquired and
[00:01:12] of valued instealed. he is grateful for the accolates and cash
[00:01:16] gifts, but it considers the university and the opportunities it
[00:01:20] offers the greatest gift to his state. as we leave
[00:01:23] this great institution, let us not
[00:01:27] forget the values with which. is stilled us
[00:01:31] with let
[00:01:32] of us strive to be compassionate doctors, ethical
[00:01:36] professionals and responsible members of
[00:01:39] of society, when you go out to
[00:01:41] of practice that you always remember that you are ambassador
[00:01:45] of the college of medical sciences of state
[00:01:49] university, so make us proud wherever
[00:01:52] of you want, the induction
[00:01:54] of the 45 new doctors had to gombe's growing health
[00:01:57] workforce representing another milestone. in the states
[00:02:01] university's contribution to training highly skilled medical
[00:02:04] professionals which strengthened
[00:02:06] of healthcare delivery across the country. Landry Adeyemi,
[00:02:10] TVC News, gombe. The Nigerian
[00:02:13] correctional service has
[00:02:15] of removed the officer in charge
[00:02:16] of the Barara Medium Custodial Center. State
[00:02:20] along with two order principal officers spending
[00:02:23] investigation into the unauthorized use of mobile phone by
[00:02:27] detro inmate who went live on Chickchak from.
[00:02:30] custody the
[00:02:31] of service
[00:02:32] in a statement issued by its public
[00:02:34] in relations officer CSC
[00:02:36] of J said the controller general of corrections
[00:02:40] Sylvesta Makuje ordered the removal
[00:02:42] of the affected officers to ensure a transparent and impartial
[00:02:46] investigative process. The statement said the service had noted
[00:02:50] with great concern the media report and public reactions stral in the viral
[00:02:53] live stream, describing the incident as a serious breach of
[00:02:57] custodial security and violation. the Nigeria Corractional
[00:03:01] Service Act
[00:03:02] of 2019, the service standing orders and other extent
[00:03:06] regulations governing costudo
[00:03:08] operations.
[00:03:13] In other news, the governor of tarabas state Augu
[00:03:15] of kefer of says commended President Bola Chinubu and the
[00:03:18] of chief of army staff for approving the establishment
[00:03:20] of the Nigerian Army's 10 division in Jalingo,
[00:03:23] describing
[00:03:24] of the decision as major boost to security in the northeast. The
[00:03:28] governor made this remarks. inspecting the project site
[00:03:31] of the new 10 division Nigerian Army Baracks in Yali Community near
[00:03:35] Sibre on the outskirt of Jalingo. Governor Kefass
[00:03:39] reaffirmed his administration's commitment to supporting the operational
[00:03:43] takeoff
[00:03:43] of the military formation, noting that the state government
[00:03:47] would continue to work closely with the Nigerian army to
[00:03:51] ensure the project's successful
[00:03:54] complition.
[00:03:56] me First I have to appreciate the Commander
[00:03:59] in Chief. chief
[00:04:01] of the arm forces
[00:04:02] of the federal republic of Nigeria,
[00:04:05] President Dinivu, for giving
[00:04:08] his approval to the chief of army
[00:04:11] of staff of to establish new divisions, to meet up
[00:04:15] with security challenges in the
[00:04:19] of
[00:04:19] of country, the choice of
[00:04:23] of of a division in taraba state cannot be over emphasized, and I'm happy and
[00:04:27] glad
[00:04:29] of that the...
[00:04:30] of security of and intelligence analysis have given rise to
[00:04:34] setting up
[00:04:35] a division here uh the place
[00:04:38] we inspected
[00:04:40] of today was initially made for the brigade, the permanent
[00:04:44] side for the
[00:04:45] of brigade, but that particular environment can
[00:04:49] accommodate a
[00:04:51] of division, so we have gone there to assess the work that is
[00:04:55] ongoing to see how we can
[00:04:58] increase ' some
[00:05:00] of the infrastructure there and to also ensure
[00:05:04] that uh the work is being heating up so that the
[00:05:08] div the division we have a place uh to start
[00:05:11] from The
[00:05:15] senator representing Abia north senatorial district OJ
[00:05:18] Uzo has welcomed President Bolatan's approval of a
[00:05:22] salary increase for members the Nam Forces describing the move
[00:05:26] as recognition of sacrifices made by security
[00:05:29] personnel. The Arbe North law maker said improved welfare
[00:05:33] for military personnel is essential to strengthening
[00:05:37] national security as troops continue to protect lives defend
[00:05:41] Nigeria's territory. integrity and also confront
[00:05:45] uh security challenges. Mr. Callu add members the arm forces
[00:05:49] and all the security agents to continue seven with
[00:05:52] courage, professionalism and respect for human dignity.
[00:05:56] It said a well supported security sector is critical to building
[00:06:00] public confidence, promoting economic growth and achieving
[00:06:03] sustainable national development. The senator added
[00:06:07] that with better welfare, renewed commitments and public supports Nigeria can
[00:06:11] make for. progress in securing the
[00:06:14] country,
[00:06:21] and well the national population commission has launched
[00:06:24] the uh digital registration of births and death under the
[00:06:28] electronic, civil registration and vital statistics
[00:06:32] system in zanfarus state. the MPC says it has also
[00:06:35] established 4,11 functional registration centers
[00:06:39] across the 744 looky government. uh cancels
[00:06:43] nationwide. The philosoify has details:
[00:06:46] registration of braids currently stands at 57%
[00:06:49] nationwide, while registration for deaths remains below 20%
[00:06:53] out the estimated 5 million births annually. That's according
[00:06:57] to the National Population Commission, NPC. The commission says the
[00:07:01] electronics civil registration and vital statistics system is to ensure
[00:07:05] accuracy in data of births and deaths. The initiative
[00:07:09] according to authorities will be operational nationwide. A federal
[00:07:13] commissioner in the commission Nasir Mazza Magariya announced this a press
[00:07:17] conference in Gusao to mark the commencement the ECVR system.
[00:07:20] This step is significant in our collective effort to
[00:07:24] strengthen civil registration, enhance the generation of vital
[00:07:28] statistics and ensure that every birth and death
[00:07:31] occurring in Nigeria is captured through modern,
[00:07:35] efficient
[00:07:37] and digitalized enable resoration system. It is my
[00:07:41] distin honor and freeble on behalf the national population
[00:07:45] commission to formally announce the full commencement the
[00:07:49] digital resoration of birth and death on the vital reg
[00:07:52] platform under electronics civil resolution and vital statistics
[00:07:56] (ECRBS) system in the for state.
[00:08:00] He says the move is much more than just an administrative process, but
[00:08:04] contributes to national statistics, public policy, resource
[00:08:08] allocation and development planning. To address this
[00:08:11] challenge. The NPC (that is National Population
[00:08:14] Commission) has established 4011 functional
[00:08:18] resolution centers across 774 local government areas
[00:08:22] and is working to expand this network to about
[00:08:25] 8000. The commission is also strengthening
[00:08:29] collaboration with the keystallers to enhance the capacity of
[00:08:32] restoration final and guarantee that all vital
[00:08:36] event and are promptly and accurately recorded
[00:08:40] through the vital reck platform. the platform is
[00:08:43] designed to modernize birth and death, documentation
[00:08:47] and improve citizen access to these services
[00:08:51] nationwide.
[00:08:56] the national population commission (NPC) says it remains committed to
[00:08:59] strengthening civil registration and vital statistics as key pillar of
[00:09:03] its seven point agenda (saaf zarify).
[00:09:07] TBC news
[00:09:07] gusou.
[00:09:21] The news just richinos says president has
[00:09:25] directed the economic and financial crimes commission to immediately
[00:09:29] withdraw a court order freezing the account the orshu state
[00:09:32] government. The president says the timing the action comments
[00:09:36] shortly before the state's governorship election could undermine public
[00:09:40] confidence in the integrity the. process and a
[00:09:44] statement personally signed by him, the president said he
[00:09:47] respects the independence of anti-corruption um
[00:09:51] agencies, but was not aware the EFCC's decision before it was
[00:09:55] taken. he acknowledged the EFCC's legal powers to
[00:09:58] investigate the led financial crimes, but stressed that government
[00:10:01] institutions must act in ways that protect trust in Nigeria's
[00:10:05] democracy. the president has now order the anti-graft agency to
[00:10:09] return to court, the KD order and discount. the
[00:10:13] action against the state
[00:10:14] government.
[00:10:26] In outside Nigeria, the Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of
[00:10:30] Congo is accelerating with African and Global Health officials
[00:10:34] warning that the response is struggling to contain the virus.
[00:10:38] Since the outbreak was declared in mid May, nearly
[00:10:41] 3,900 confirmed cases and more than
[00:10:44] 1,750 death have been recorded, making it the fastest
[00:10:48] growing eboll outbreak in the country's history and the second largest ever
[00:10:51] documented uh worldwide. African citizen. Director
[00:10:55] General Jane Casaya says contact racing is no
[00:10:59] longer keeping pace with nearly 70% of new
[00:11:03] infections occurring outside known contact list signaling
[00:11:06] widespread community transmission. The outbreak is caused
[00:11:10] by the bondi bogio strain of ebola for which there are
[00:11:14] currently no approved vaccines or treatment. Conflicts
[00:11:18] population uh displacement and illegal mining continue to
[00:11:21] hamper containment effort.
[00:11:28] It's watching TVC news that one, we take a short break and return with news from the state,
[00:11:32] stay with
[00:11:32] us.
[00:11:52] Welcome to news from the state where we bring your... important keer development
[00:11:56] across Nigeria's 36 states. Let's start off in
[00:12:00] Nadamawa state where wildlife uh crime is increasingly becoming one
[00:12:04] the greatest threat to biodiversity, national security and
[00:12:08] sustainable development. High Court's judges and magistrates in the
[00:12:11] state and now receiving specialized training to uh strengthen the
[00:12:15] prosecution of wildlife offenders, strengthen collaboration among
[00:12:19] agencies responsible for combating wildlife crime. Jesse
[00:12:23] Daniel reports. while animals roaming freely in their
[00:12:27] natural habitat, laush forest sheltering rare
[00:12:30] species, rivers sustain aquatic life. this
[00:12:34] ecosystem provide food, livelihood and environmental
[00:12:38] balance, but they are coming under increasing pressure
[00:12:41] from wildlife crime. according to conservation
[00:12:45] experts, more than 400 thousand wildlife species are
[00:12:48] affected globally, to strengthen the fight
[00:12:52] against these crimes. before i say that
[00:12:55] again, magistrates in adam are participating a
[00:12:59] specialized workshop focus on wildlife and forest crimes. they
[00:13:03] are doing it at the training is designed to improve the capacity of
[00:13:07] judicial officers to effectively prosecute offenders wild
[00:13:11] strengthening collaboration among agencies responsible for enforcing
[00:13:15] wildlife protection laws. so the laws are here, they are
[00:13:18] adequate, the only issue we have is the
[00:13:21] implementation, we need the judiciary. to step
[00:13:25] up, when issues of wildlife crimes come to their table, they
[00:13:29] should not take it with levity, because like us
[00:13:33] in NESRA, all our regulations are criminal, all the
[00:13:36] environmental regulations, and we have about 35 or
[00:13:40] 36 them that are gazeted all an acts the national
[00:13:44] assembly. experts say effective judicial system is
[00:13:47] critical to dismantling criminal networks involved in
[00:13:51] wildlife trafficking and protecting dangerous rich natural her.
[00:13:55] teach uh we feel that for
[00:13:58] justice to be served and the appropriate
[00:14:02] penalties to be metted to
[00:14:04] these uh criminal elements, it's
[00:14:08] important that as a
[00:14:11] multidisciplinary approach
[00:14:15] uh we are able to ensure that everybody is brought on
[00:14:19] board, they say ignorance is no
[00:14:21] defense, but once the matter
[00:14:25] comes to us and we
[00:14:28] are we handle it effectively, competently,
[00:14:32] naturally, it will deter others, other
[00:14:35] hunters or stakeholders believe that with stronger collaboration between law enforcement
[00:14:39] agencies and the judiciary, Nigeria can significantly reduce
[00:14:43] wildlife crime, preserve it biodiversity and maintain the
[00:14:46] ecological balance on which millions of people depend
[00:14:50] on. GC Daniel, TVC news,
[00:14:54] Yola. Our reporter Jesse Daniel joins me
[00:14:58] from Yola, Jesse, thank you for joining us at this time,
[00:15:02] um, wildlife crime is offer seen as a conservation issue, but
[00:15:05] now we see stakeholders linking it to national uh security and
[00:15:09] organized crime, talk to us about how significant uh this
[00:15:13] is in the way the problem is being
[00:15:14] addressed, well uh it's a
[00:15:18] b and b the city of you and also you know a part of effort
[00:15:22] to be able to conserve wildlife here in Adam. and also the country at
[00:15:26] large most times according to what we heard
[00:15:29] in the the discussion that we held at that particular meeting
[00:15:32] is that wild life is often something that people don't really pay too much
[00:15:36] attention to it's something like other people feel like what exactly do
[00:15:39] you have to gain by preserving the wild life, however in that particular will not be able to
[00:15:43] understand that this particular wild that people don't repassion
[00:15:47] to has significant balance to the ecosystem and secondly
[00:15:51] again it's not s as also nexis and also doing what
[00:15:55] providing national security because some of this white life that whenever they are
[00:15:59] being trafficked or whenever they have been taken out the country they are being traded
[00:16:03] in most cases in exchange for ammunition and sometimes in
[00:16:07] ex for all that to get drugs and other things that when they
[00:16:10] come into the country, it now becomes a chin of concern of national
[00:16:14] security
[00:16:15] to us, so it is very important that all stakeholders being brought on board and
[00:16:18] also offenders that whenever they are being apprehended, they should be
[00:16:22] able to get the maximum justice that are needed to them in accordance with the
[00:16:26] law, that is why the judges, the magistrate and now being brought on board to be able
[00:16:30] to be well educated and enlighten the more on the
[00:16:34] reasons why protecting the wide life and also dispensation
[00:16:38] of justice to offenders is actually very important in order for us to save our
[00:16:41] country, to save the nation and also for us to enjoy maximum security
[00:16:45] in the country. Jesse daniel, thank you for talking to us at this
[00:16:49] time, we turn attention to zanfara state uh
[00:16:53] where the government has reaffirmed its commitment to strengthening healthcare
[00:16:56] delivery and advancing universal health coverage through evidence
[00:17:00] based planning, effective resource allocation and stronger
[00:17:04] collaboration among key stakeholders, stakeholders in the health. sector led by the
[00:17:08] traditional institution also shows their readiness to do more in
[00:17:11] sensitizing the public, especially pregnant women to attend
[00:17:15] aternatal care regularly.
[00:17:18] reports them for state ministry of health joint annual review
[00:17:22] 2026 brots together government officials, traditional
[00:17:26] leaders, development partners and health professionals to review the
[00:17:30] performance the health sector, identify challenges and strategies for
[00:17:33] improved healthcare service delivery. it also provides program
[00:17:37] reports, valuable data that will guide government policy,
[00:17:41] resource allocation and the effective implementation of health programs. so
[00:17:45] another company that has witnessed lot of progress is the human resource for
[00:17:49] health, which is also a challenge to most the state.
[00:17:53] in fact, worldwide, there's no country that
[00:17:56] has 100% enough human resource for
[00:17:59] health, Nigeria and Zamp is not left out, but
[00:18:03] Zamper Government is also doing its best to make sure.
[00:18:07] that we have enough human resource for last year to this year
[00:18:11] a lot of approval for recruitment of health facing has
[00:18:15] been the approved and conducted. the government also
[00:18:19] expressed this me over the refusal of some pregnant women to attend antinatal care
[00:18:22] regularly, but the traditional institution assures to do more in sensitizing
[00:18:26] the public. if you look at in some areas like in the issue of
[00:18:29] ANC, the primary healthcare centers that are providing ANC
[00:18:33] services, there is cff there.
[00:18:37] rulers, I can assure you that will continue to
[00:18:41] collaborate and support the government
[00:18:45] in mobilizing our people for their programs, educating
[00:18:49] them and create more awareness on some the partners that are coming
[00:18:53] to us to assist. People living with disability both comment the state government
[00:18:57] for providing free medical care for its members. I want to
[00:19:00] congratulate the effort the present uh
[00:19:04] administration for providing.
[00:19:09] pre health care services to person living with special needs. The government
[00:19:12] appreciates the contributions of development partners, traditional
[00:19:16] rulers, health workers and other stakeholders for their continued support in the health
[00:19:20] sector. Safeless Darify, TVC news,
[00:19:23] gusou reporter Theophilus joins me on the
[00:19:27] news this hour. Theophilus, um, there have been calls for the
[00:19:31] traditional institutions to increase sensitization uh, for
[00:19:35] them to access more care. in your state, talk to us
[00:19:39] about the reason why
[00:19:40] you know many pregnant women do not want to go for
[00:19:42] ANC? some uh
[00:19:46] good afternoon and one the reasons some them
[00:19:49] refuse uh attending uh antinatal care is
[00:19:53] because they still believe in the traditional way of taking care theirselves
[00:19:57] before giving birth. despite sensitization by government and
[00:20:00] other partners at different times, most people, especially
[00:20:04] in the rural areas still believe of taking care
[00:20:07] themselves traditionally uh before giving birth, so the
[00:20:11] government through the traditional institution is working hard this time
[00:20:15] around to see that people are being sensitized
[00:20:18] enough so they can attend internet before giving birth, so this has been
[00:20:22] one the major challenge the health ministry is facing when it comes to
[00:20:26] women issues in zanfare state, what is the
[00:20:30] government really doing the state government in ensuring that people
[00:20:34] access care especially in those rural areas? is in the
[00:20:38] state? yeah, over a
[00:20:41] thruit uh, i can bly said
[00:20:44] 147 primary health care centers across
[00:20:48] the
[00:20:48] for one of 47 words in forest. are highly functional, very, very
[00:20:52] functional, so government is doing its best to provide health care
[00:20:56] services to the people at the grassroots, so primary healthcare centers are very,
[00:21:00] very functional and active, so except those who decided to go on the
[00:21:04] traditional way, but for government its own, it has done its best,
[00:21:08] secondary uh health facilities were upgraded and
[00:21:12] uh uh given enough uh personnel and equipments were
[00:21:15] also installed, i think barely year ago, so the government has done its part now
[00:21:19] the... main challenge is the people to accept going to health
[00:21:23] facilities to seek for health uh assistance.
[00:21:27] Thank you for that update, senior reporter Theophilus
[00:21:30] Darify. The minister of works, Dave
[00:21:34] Umai has revealed that the administration of President Bolatinobu is
[00:21:37] focusing on completing inherited and abandoned road
[00:21:41] projects across the country with only two entirely new federal highways
[00:21:45] currently under construction. The minister made is no during inspection
[00:21:49] tour of section. one to a part of section 4A the Lagos
[00:21:53] Calibar Coastal Highway, including the Undo State Access.
[00:21:56] Senior reporter
[00:21:58] Jim Radio reports. The
[00:22:01] inspection the Lagos Calab Coastal Highway project
[00:22:05] along the state corridor due to top
[00:22:08] government officials, traditional rulers and members
[00:22:11] of OOS communities. Assessing the progress
[00:22:15] of work, the minister of works Dave
[00:22:18] Umatrated. the federal government's commitment to
[00:22:22] completing all ongoing road projects before
[00:22:25] initiating new ones. he explained that the Lagos
[00:22:29] Calabar Coastal Highway and Shokoto Badagri
[00:22:33] Highway remain the only completely new road projects
[00:22:36] introduced by the current administration. According to
[00:22:40] the minister, the coaster highway is designed to
[00:22:44] revolutionize transportation, boost commerce and
[00:22:47] stimulate economic activities across. Nigeria's coastal
[00:22:51] state, while unlocking new opportunities for investment
[00:22:55] and development, umayi also dismiss speculations
[00:22:59] that the project alignment have been diverted away from mundo state
[00:23:03] assuring stakeholders that the stay remains fully
[00:23:07] captured in the development plan. This is
[00:23:10] section 4b,
[00:23:13] uh 4A is in Ogun, 28 km,
[00:23:17] it's a ongoing and concrete. already on
[00:23:20] it, this remaining section is ondo, which is 52
[00:23:24] kms and we are told that by
[00:23:27] December, the entire foundation would have been
[00:23:31] laid, meanwile the contractor handling the Indo state
[00:23:35] axes alongside community leaders express
[00:23:38] optimism about the pace and quality of work. As you
[00:23:42] can see the dredging is ongoing, we've done over 10 kilometers of
[00:23:46] sand filling in this area and by the drone. fotografs
[00:23:50] will be able to witness because most the cars cannot get along
[00:23:53] the route,
[00:23:56] we may have no choice than to do with what we
[00:24:00] have, nevertheless, i may not be able
[00:24:04] to elaborate much, stakeholders believe that legal's
[00:24:08] kalabar coaster highway will provide lasting solutions to
[00:24:12] persistent road infrastructure challenges, improving
[00:24:15] connectivity and enhancing socio economic growth in the
[00:24:19] region.
[00:24:28] thank you for joining us at this time and let's start with this uh concerns
[00:24:32] raised about the projects um alignment what
[00:24:36] did
[00:24:36] the ministers say to that and especially about the economic and
[00:24:40] financial benefit of this rule to undo
[00:24:42] resident uh let tell you
[00:24:46] that this road in question is looking all the
[00:24:50] coastal communities, especially and
[00:24:54] others uh the along the coastal areas and
[00:24:57] the minister has assured them that the road will be done according to
[00:25:01] specification so that the people uh can really
[00:25:04] enjoy can boost economic activities
[00:25:07] you know in most of this area we use
[00:25:10] bls about this road will easily link some the
[00:25:14] communities that we ensure that they can easily move some
[00:25:17] the things they are doing these communities. uh to other
[00:25:21] communities across Nigeria, so it's a very important route
[00:25:24] and the people from those state are happy about this development that they are also
[00:25:28] included, you had the minister they are
[00:25:31] telling that saying that the road on
[00:25:34] those will cover about 52
[00:25:38] kilometers and this is a good development for the people the
[00:25:42] states in expecting this and the believe that other states
[00:25:46] across the cost of communities will also benefit from this kind.
[00:25:50] from the federal government, thank you so much for that update, our
[00:25:54] senior reporter edgi radio life for us
[00:25:58] in Ondo state, but that's how much we can take on TV news at one,
[00:26:02] up next. Business Nigeria, thanks for
[00:26:05] watching.
[00:26:52] Every day across forests, highways, towns and
[00:26:56] villages, brave men and women stand watch so that Nigeria can
[00:27:00] sleep. They leave their families behind. confront danger head
[00:27:03] on and make sacrifices many of us will never see,
[00:27:07] yet the enemies of our nation continue their assault, they target
[00:27:11] our children, they murder innocent citizens, they force families
[00:27:15] from their homes, they turn thriving communities into places
[00:27:19] of fear and uncertainty, their goal is
[00:27:22] simple, to break our spirit, divide our
[00:27:25] people and steal the future of our nation, but
[00:27:29] Nigeria is stronger than terror, as we do... mant greater
[00:27:33] accountability, stronger security measures and more effective action from
[00:27:37] those entrusted with our safety, we must also play our
[00:27:40] part, support our security forces, salute their
[00:27:44] galantry, stand with those stand for us, if you
[00:27:47] see something, say something, let us be our brotherers
[00:27:51] keeper, we must never surrender to fear, despare
[00:27:55] or hopelessness, this is not the time for division, not
[00:27:59] by tribe, not by religion, not by
[00:28:03] region, not by political party, because
[00:28:06] terror recognizes no ethnicity, no faith and no
[00:28:10] ideology. its enemy is all of us and
[00:28:14] together, united as one people, we can defeat it
[00:28:18] for our children, for our communities, for our
[00:28:21] future, for Nigeria, join the
[00:28:24] movement, stand for our country, stand for one
[00:28:28] another, hashtag #unite against terror.
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