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[00:00:50] Victoria iA. After months in the den of terrorists, the
[00:00:54] victims
[00:00:55] of the February 3rd abduction in Wuro community of Kayama Local Government
[00:00:59] Area of Quaras. date finally back in quara state.
[00:01:02] 46 survivors are currently receiving medical attention with
[00:01:06] of harrowing accounts emerging
[00:01:08] of the conditions they endured in captivity. Ibrahim Alege has
[00:01:12] details. It was indeed moment of relief
[00:01:15] and emotion in ilor as the war abducties rescued
[00:01:19] after months in captivity were formally received and ended
[00:01:23] over to the Quara state
[00:01:25] of government. Their ordeal began on the 3rd of February when terrorists
[00:01:29] invaded war. and communities in kayama local government area of Quara
[00:01:33] state killing scores and abducting 176
[00:01:36] residents leaving the communities
[00:01:39] of traumatized. the victims were taken deep into
[00:01:42] forest where they spent months under ash conditions
[00:01:46] with uncertainty over their faith. their eventual rescue by
[00:01:50] security forces has now brought an end to the prolonged
[00:01:55] of captivity. at the reception, one
[00:01:57] of the freeed victims amera Salu gave are chilling
[00:02:00] account of what happened in the camp, she
[00:02:04] of discussed that she took delivery of 10 pregnant women while in
[00:02:07] captivity, but less than half
[00:02:09] of the babies survived. Amira
[00:02:12] of also revealed that 13 children died in the camp, while
[00:02:16] some young women were
[00:02:18] of married off and some young men eventually joined the
[00:02:21] terrorists. Sometimes they will give
[00:02:23] of up food, sometimes they will not give us, that's
[00:02:26] of how we used to sleep with our children. I
[00:02:28] of have
[00:02:29] like 10 woman. for delivering without glove, i use my
[00:02:32] hand to help them, but at last they
[00:02:36] letter
[00:02:37] of know they want to keep me that as to stay with them, but i said
[00:02:41] no, i want to come back home.
[00:02:44] of all the pregnant woman that you saw all
[00:02:46] of of them, the i was pregnant before we kidnapped, they
[00:02:50] are not doing
[00:02:54] of hawaasaliu, one
[00:02:55] of the wives
[00:02:55] of the world village aid,
[00:02:57] of corroborated amira's account, recountant. the difficult
[00:03:00] conditions they endured, those people that did here
[00:03:04] of is starting of number, but they were children, they
[00:03:08] were children, then they born 11 children
[00:03:12] there, six have die,
[00:03:14] of we bring five at home, pregnant woman remain two
[00:03:18] when they never born,
[00:03:20] we are they are here now, we don't know we be h, we be home
[00:03:24] again, we are very very thank god, receiving
[00:03:28] of them. Zac commanded President Bolatinobu
[00:03:32] and the security agencies for the
[00:03:35] of successful rescue
[00:03:36] a operation. The governor said the save return
[00:03:38] of the victims is major relieve, assuring them
[00:03:41] of the states continued support as they recover from the
[00:03:45] trauma. I have since directed that the
[00:03:49] appropriate medical attention be extended to anyone,
[00:03:52] everyone to ensure the world being. Priority this
[00:03:56] time, our government had
[00:03:58] of extended various forms of support. the world community to
[00:04:02] aid their building effort, on behalf
[00:04:04] of the people and government of state, i extend a
[00:04:07] of profound appreciation to
[00:04:10] of president, the commander and chief
[00:04:13] of the Nigerian Armed forces. the military authorities also
[00:04:16] assured victims and their families of continued commitment to the protection
[00:04:20] of lives and communities at teaching hospital in Loren, we have
[00:04:24] 46 kitchen hospital in Loring, where 46
[00:04:27] of survivors are currently receiving medical attention. For the
[00:04:31] survivors, freedom
[00:04:32] of came when they had almost given up hope of ever returning
[00:04:36] home.
[00:04:37] of Their return marks the beginning of new chapter after months of
[00:04:40] fear, anger, uncertainty and
[00:04:43] loss. Ibrahim Aleger, TBC News,
[00:04:47] in Lori. Operatives
[00:04:50] of the Department of State Services have arrested three more persons
[00:04:54] of suspected to be members
[00:04:55] of the kidnapping ring that abducted the dean of agriculture. National State University.
[00:05:00] university professor Samuel. the university don was rescued
[00:05:04] by DSS operatives two days after some gun men kidnapped him in the
[00:05:07] we hours of Wednesday, July 15, 2026, at Mail
[00:05:11] Uku. a border community between lafia and nasaraigon local government
[00:05:15] areas, two suspects including lady were arrested by the
[00:05:19] DSS at the time. security source disclosed that
[00:05:23] DSS operatives arrested three other members the kidnapping gang
[00:05:27] on Friday night a local brotel on the
[00:05:30] Mararaban Akunza Lafia makodi
[00:05:32] highway.
[00:05:35] now to party politics, it's
[00:05:39] less than two weeks before the official kick off. of
[00:05:42] campaigns for the 2027 general election in Nigeria,
[00:05:46] but Professor Christopher
[00:05:48] Himumole acord party has announced his withdrawal from the
[00:05:52] presidential presidential race in support of President
[00:05:55] Bolatinoubu. Senior correspondent
[00:05:58] Solomon reports a presidential
[00:06:02] ambition which ended even before the race
[00:06:05] started, to officially announce my
[00:06:08] stepping down from the raise professor.
[00:06:13] the accord party announcing his withdraw from the 2027
[00:06:17] elections in support the re-election of president
[00:06:21] for the second time to support his excellency
[00:06:25] Mr. President, the President of Federal Republic of
[00:06:27] Nigeria,
[00:06:30] president, professor states the
[00:06:33] reasons for giving up his ambition, the unity
[00:06:36] stability and continued progress
[00:06:40] of Nigeria must take
[00:06:43] precedence over my personal political
[00:06:47] ambition, his name and party are not even among the 19
[00:06:50] listed by the independent national electoral commission inec for the
[00:06:54] 2027 presidential election. we did not even submit our
[00:06:58] nomination to ineg, we did our primaries,
[00:07:02] emerged as the president candidate. what we are
[00:07:06] supposed to do is now to submit, which we withdrew. this
[00:07:10] list is made up of three women and six. men, like
[00:07:13] 2023, incumbent bolatinu the All
[00:07:17] Progressives Congress, APC is the front runner among three main
[00:07:21] contenders as he se election for second consecutive term
[00:07:25] in office. President Tinobu's main challenges are former Vice
[00:07:28] President, Artiku Abubakar the African Democratic Congress,
[00:07:32] ADC, and the former governor of Anamber State, Peter Obi, the
[00:07:36] Nigeria Democratic Congress, NDC, other candidates include
[00:07:40] Adekunle Omaaje the Action Alliance.
[00:07:45] the African Action Congress (AAC) and Abbas Bin
[00:07:49] Aliu the Action Democratic Party, ADP, also in
[00:07:53] the contest our current governor of Oyal state shende
[00:07:57] the allied People's movement, APM, Yusuf the
[00:08:00] Action Peoples Party, APP, and Samuel meme
[00:08:04] the Democratic Liberty Alliance, DLA, making up the
[00:08:08] numbers are Sunday, the Labor Party, LP,
[00:08:11] Elizabeth. the National Democratic Party,
[00:08:14] NDP, and Sandy Honor the People's Democratic Party,
[00:08:18] PDP, as well as the former governor of Cross River State,
[00:08:22] Donald Duke of People's Redemption Party,
[00:08:24] PRP, the Social Democratic Party,
[00:08:28] SDP and Daniel Lunyaon
[00:08:31] of Zenit Labor Party, ZLP. They have from the 19th of August
[00:08:35] this year to the 14th of January 2027, to campaign and
[00:08:39] convince Nigerians to vote for them. Salomon.
[00:08:43] TVC News in other news, the federal
[00:08:46] government says its borrowing is being channeled into critical
[00:08:50] infrastructure that will stimulate economic activities and connect
[00:08:54] previously und desserved communities. This was the message as the
[00:08:58] presidential media team and renewed hope ambassadors
[00:09:01] inspected federal and state projects in binwe
[00:09:04] state. The state government says the projects are also
[00:09:08] strengthening support for President Bolatinobu ahead the 2027
[00:09:11] January. Across bany
[00:09:15] state, new roads, bridges and interchanges are taking
[00:09:19] shape, part the federal and state government efforts to improve
[00:09:22] connectivity and open up communities for economic
[00:09:26] activities. Presidential media team and the renewed hope
[00:09:29] ambassadors are here to access the progress.
[00:09:33] We have been building fly overs, we have been building roads,
[00:09:37] we have also been building
[00:09:40] infrastructure and building and having programs that impact
[00:09:44] directly on the lives the people, as much as we are developing
[00:09:48] infrastructure, we are conscious the fact that we need to do
[00:09:51] infrastructure, we need to do programs and do projects that
[00:09:54] impact directly on the people, we have major
[00:09:58] rural roads which we are constructing that we enable
[00:10:02] our farmers to move food produce from the rural areas into the
[00:10:06] market, we have the
[00:10:08] uh road which is under construction.
[00:10:25] on the urban centers, we are also engaging in life
[00:10:28] transforming projects and programs that will lift the
[00:10:32] lives uh standard the people and enhance their
[00:10:35] wellbeing. one major stop is the 1.75
[00:10:39] km bururuku bridge across the river benway. the federal
[00:10:43] government says the project will provide safer movement for surrounding
[00:10:47] agrarian communities, improve access to markets and
[00:10:51] strengthen links with neighboring tarapa and Adam state.
[00:10:55] for the presidency, it is also evidence of where borrowed
[00:10:59] funds are going, well this one is federal
[00:11:02] project and this bridge in particular is the
[00:11:06] fifth bridge that the federal government is
[00:11:08] building in state
[00:11:11] and for me, i think as nigerians you see
[00:11:15] that the government has been accused of so many things of
[00:11:19] b money of doing that, but we can see where the money is
[00:11:23] going to to develop. structure to
[00:11:26] link people who have been forgotten before to make sure that at least
[00:11:30] commerce flows freely uh farmers can
[00:11:34] get their products straight to the market and so on, they can
[00:11:37] shorten the travel time between one community and the
[00:11:41] other between the rural areas and the capital.
[00:11:45] the team also intercepted the rookum overhead bridge and the makud
[00:11:49] bogoko road, part the strategic corridor connecting north central
[00:11:53] Nigeria to the southeast. State projects,
[00:11:56] including major interchanges and investments in agriculture and
[00:12:00] industry were also showcased. a
[00:12:04] pronouncement that was done by the governor of benway state, his
[00:12:07] excellency father earlier, he made a pronouncement that b
[00:12:11] we deliver 1 million votes to Mr. President, I think my
[00:12:15] responsibility as deputy governor is to make sure
[00:12:18] that I mobilize the executive council and the people of B
[00:12:22] state in their large numbers to actualize that promise that has been
[00:12:26] made by the governor, but infrastructure is not
[00:12:30] the only conversation here, the b state government says the
[00:12:33] project and other interventions by the table administration
[00:12:37] are strengthening public support as it targets 1 million vote
[00:12:41] for the president in 2027. officials
[00:12:45] overseeing the federal project say funding remains on
[00:12:48] track uh we have completed all the
[00:12:51] substructures that is the pes the pipe cars
[00:12:55] have been completed you can see at the upstream and the
[00:12:59] piers are all be erected and the
[00:13:03] precast beams are in the yard we are about to launch
[00:13:06] them it's just because the like i say at the
[00:13:11] because water rooku round about is the rain now the level is very
[00:13:15] high we can't we couldn't continue with some the major work in the
[00:13:19] middle the river no there's no funding problem uh
[00:13:23] the project is under the renew intervention
[00:13:27] fund, so there is no funding problem. the nationwide inspection is
[00:13:30] designed to access and showcase project on the renewed hope
[00:13:34] agenda. here in ben state, the government believes the infrastructure
[00:13:38] would deliver more than improved connectivity and economic
[00:13:41] opportunities. it is also counting on the project
[00:13:45] to deliver political dividends in
[00:13:47] 2027.
[00:13:52] you're watching tvc news. the rest the news continues after. break, stay with
[00:13:55] us.
[00:14:04] Osho votes again. Saturday, August 15,
[00:14:08] 2026, more than 2.3 million
[00:14:11] voters. 30 local government areas.
[00:14:14] 3,763 polen
[00:14:18] units, 14 parties, one seat.
[00:14:21] Incumbant ademola ade, APC's baller.
[00:14:29] From Friday August 14 TVC News will open a show
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[00:14:36] Saturday August 15 studio opens at 7
[00:14:40] a.m. minute by minute updates from our team of reporter live
[00:14:44] studio expert analysis live interviews with inec
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[00:14:51] the voters. Stay with TVC news. TVs news.
[00:14:55] first with breaking
[00:14:56] news.
[00:15:04] Thanks for staying with us. Aviation agencies are demanding bigger
[00:15:08] slices, the billions of dira from Nigers 5% ticket
[00:15:12] sales charge. At a public hearing on two proposed laws,
[00:15:16] agencies in the sector row over who collects the largest chunk the
[00:15:20] revenue. National Assembly correspondent Joke Adisa
[00:15:23] reports. The House of Representatives host agencies
[00:15:27] and experts in the sector to a public hearing on two critical
[00:15:31] bills designed to better improve aviation business in the
[00:15:35] country. The Parliament the amendments aim
[00:15:39] to strengthen transparency and align Nigeria's laws
[00:15:43] with global best practices, introducing
[00:15:45] transparent, automated remittance
[00:15:49] of statutory 5% passenger cargo service
[00:15:52] charges, improving how revenues are shared among key
[00:15:56] aviation institutions and enhancing the
[00:16:00] capacity these agencies to effectively manage
[00:16:04] and seguard our airspace are here to consider to: key
[00:16:07] bills which are aimed at strengthening the
[00:16:11] financial and institutional framework the aviation
[00:16:14] industry with direct implication for safety,
[00:16:17] transparency and services delivery. At the technical
[00:16:21] session, agencies clutched over funding from the 5% ticket
[00:16:25] charge, the Nigerian airspace management agency
[00:16:28] Nama wants his share raised from 22% to
[00:16:32] 56%. It says agent navigation equipment and
[00:16:35] rising costs demand. more money
[00:16:38] repeating seven different
[00:16:42] correspondents up to the very last one
[00:16:46] which was 20th of July
[00:16:49] inviting the minister to
[00:16:52] appear before the committee, but as the
[00:16:56] case may be and as we can all see, the minister
[00:17:00] is not here and no representative
[00:17:04] or correspondent was sent to the committee. on
[00:17:08] this matter: for its part, the African Aviation and Aerospace
[00:17:12] University, AAU, Abuja, seeks a minimum of
[00:17:16] 10% the fund to train skilled workers for
[00:17:19] NCAA, fan, Nimet and NSIB.
[00:17:23] African Aviation and aerospace University respectfully pressed that the
[00:17:27] national assembly recognized aAO as a
[00:17:31] statutory beneficiary the 5% tikil charge
[00:17:35] while amending the civil aviation act. to
[00:17:38] expressively to to expressly include AU in the revenue
[00:17:42] sharing formula. The future of Nigerian aviation
[00:17:45] industry will take a new shape from the debates ongoing
[00:17:49] today. One the bills seks to amend the civil aviation
[00:17:53] act to provide for the automated remittance of funds according
[00:17:57] to aviation agencies. It also aims to revise the revenue
[00:18:00] sharing formula and to reflect the renaming the accident
[00:18:04] investigation bureau as the Nigerian sa
[00:18:08] Investigation Bureau, the other siks to amend the Nama
[00:18:11] Establishment Act to revise the percentage of statutory
[00:18:14] charges according to the agency. The committee promised to
[00:18:18] review all submissions before recommending changes to the revenue
[00:18:21] sharing formula and automated remittance of aviation
[00:18:25] funds. Jsa. TBC news
[00:18:29] Abuja. Another news, for many
[00:18:32] women in conflict affected communities across Porno state,
[00:18:36] the daily search. for firewood has often come with serious
[00:18:40] risks. now humanitarian project is changing that
[00:18:43] narrative by the introduction of solar part cooking
[00:18:46] systems that improve safety, protect the environment and
[00:18:50] enhance the wellbeing of vulnerable families. senor reporter Jesse
[00:18:54] tefida has more details. for
[00:18:57] years, cooking meant long journeys into the bush in such a
[00:19:01] firewood, journeys that expose women and girls to
[00:19:04] insecurity while smoke filled kitchen. post
[00:19:08] serious health risks to families. Today,
[00:19:12] many these families are embracing cleaner and safer
[00:19:15] alternative. The just transition to solar electric cooking
[00:19:19] project known as a cooker is providing vulnerable
[00:19:22] household with solar powered electric cooking systems,
[00:19:26] reducing dependence on firewood and chacole while promoting clean
[00:19:29] energy implemented by the grassroot
[00:19:33] initiative for strengthening community resilience chisco in
[00:19:36] partnership. with Mission East, the project is helping women spend
[00:19:40] less time searching for fuel, improving household health
[00:19:44] and contributing to environmental protection. this initiative is
[00:19:48] one the uh concern that we have identified
[00:19:52] during our engagement with the community. right
[00:19:56] from the inception of gisco around 2016 we are into
[00:19:59] protection monitoring, so protection is about to
[00:20:02] identify the concern the idefis. these machines
[00:20:06] work around um 800 to
[00:20:09] 90000 if you are going to buy uh as
[00:20:13] individual, so this is kind of support coming from the
[00:20:17] mission east uh funding and then uh
[00:20:20] supported by line climate. the project has
[00:20:24] so far deployed 268 solar electric cooking
[00:20:28] systems across Mungunu, maydugory and Jerry with
[00:20:32] humanitarian partners planning to reach even more vulnerable
[00:20:35] household. this is ' good one and uh is
[00:20:39] going to go a long way in salvaging our environment from
[00:20:43] total degradation, why? because this is just
[00:20:47] tape in mitigating global warming. desertification
[00:20:51] under climate change. Beyond providing clean cooking
[00:20:54] solutions, the initiative is helping reduce protection risk for women and
[00:20:58] girls, lowering greenhouse gas emissions and supporting climate
[00:21:02] resilience in communities recovering from conflicts. For these
[00:21:06] families, this is more than a quicking device. It is
[00:21:10] safer way of life, one to protect women, improves
[00:21:14] health, preserves the environment and offers renewed hope
[00:21:18] for communities rebuilding. after years of
[00:21:21] conflict. Jesse Tafida, TBC News, may
[00:21:24] duugari. The shoreline Developers
[00:21:28] Association of Ligos State has been inaugurated to promote best
[00:21:32] practices, urban planning and sustainable development across the
[00:21:35] state. At the inauguration event, the SDL
[00:21:39] president Lion Motola described Legos's shorline as an
[00:21:42] unlocked one trillion dollar asset with immense potential
[00:21:46] to transform the state into eco-friendly tourist destination.
[00:21:50] He called for a 50-year master plan, warning that without proper
[00:21:54] engineering, communities will continue to face flooding and
[00:21:58] environmental degradation. He also du comparisons with South
[00:22:02] Africa and Dubai challenging Nigeria to herness its shoreline
[00:22:05] potential for world class infrastructure and economic
[00:22:09] opportunities. Try as
[00:22:13] much as possible to make the
[00:22:16] the the part of Legos that is called the Highland.
[00:22:21] real highland, luxurious
[00:22:24] lifestyle, magnificent buildings and
[00:22:27] advocates for shoreline development and shoreline
[00:22:31] transformation, whereby
[00:22:35] tourism echo-friendly
[00:22:38] and lovely
[00:22:41] living can showcase and
[00:22:44] compete with places like Monaco, Dubai
[00:22:48] and other places. in
[00:22:50] Europe. Women have
[00:22:54] been advised to thrive beyond every situation they come across.
[00:22:58] This advice was given at the Arabin conference for women with the
[00:23:02] theme, the fulfilled woman, thriving and building lasting
[00:23:05] legacies. Speakers at the event happed on the need for women to
[00:23:09] go beyond existing to being persons of influence in their chosen
[00:23:12] field. I realized that at
[00:23:16] some points, whatever we're doing, we're looking for self.
[00:23:20] actualization, we're looking for fulfillment, and sometimes when you don't have it, is the
[00:23:24] reason why you are bnt out, you are tired, you're
[00:23:27] frustrated or mother journey can actually be very, very
[00:23:30] don, but if you understand what fulfillment means
[00:23:34] to you and you begin to live from that point onwards, it's
[00:23:38] easier for you to thrive, it's easier for you to celebrate yourself and be
[00:23:42] the best that you can be any given point in time or through any season
[00:23:46] that you're going through, this is a wake up call for women, that's what i think it is
[00:23:50] 'we have stalled too much, we have slept for
[00:23:53] too long, and this is a wake-up call for women in terms of execution, in terms
[00:23:57] of just been in the center of God's
[00:23:59] will. Federal government has reaffirmed
[00:24:03] its support for the African International documentary Festival
[00:24:07] Foundation, as the organization maxs five years of documenting and
[00:24:11] promoting Nigeria's cultural and natural heritage, the anniversary
[00:24:14] celebration also featured the unveiling of heritage in motion
[00:24:18] 2026 and Lens on Africa initiative aimed at
[00:24:22] expanding heritage documentation, youth empowerment and
[00:24:25] cultural diplomacy across the continent. Speaking at the
[00:24:29] event in Abuja, the minister of art, culture, tourism and the
[00:24:33] creative economy described culture and tourism as key drivers of
[00:24:37] economic diversification under the renewed hope
[00:24:39] agenda.
[00:24:47] And that's it on TBC News these. I am Victoria
[00:24:51] Uni. Thanks for
[00:24:52] watching.
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[00:27:37] on and make sacrifices many of us will never see, yet the
[00:27:41] enemies of our nation continue their assault, they target our
[00:27:45] children, they murder innocent citizens, they force families
[00:27:49] from their homes, they turn thriving communities into places
[00:27:53] of fear and uncertainty, their goal is simple,
[00:27:57] to break our spirit, divide our people and steal the
[00:28:01] future of our nation. but Nigeria is stronger than
[00:28:04] terror. As we demand greater accountability, stronger security
[00:28:08] measures and more effective action from those entrusted with our safety,
[00:28:12] we must also play our part. Support our security
[00:28:16] forces, salute their gallantry, stand with those
[00:28:19] stand for us. If you see something, say
[00:28:23] something. Let us be our brotherers keeper. We must
[00:28:27] never surrender to fear, despair or hopelessness.
[00:28:31] This is not the time for do. vision, not by tribe, not
[00:28:34] by religion, not by region, not by
[00:28:38] political party, because terror recognizes no
[00:28:42] ethnicity, no faith and no ideology, its
[00:28:45] enemy is all of us, and together united as one
[00:28:49] people, we can defeat it for our children, for our
[00:28:53] communities, for our future, for
[00:28:56] Nigeria, join the movement, stand for our
[00:29:00] country, stand for one another,
[00:29:04] #unite against
[00:29:05] terror.
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