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[00:01:03] 4. after
[00:01:04] of months in the den of terrorists, the victims
[00:01:10] in of the February 3rd abduction in Wara community of Kaima local government area of Kuara state are
[00:01:14] finally back in Para state. 46 survivors are
[00:01:18] currently receiving medical attention with harrowing accounts
[00:01:22] emerging
[00:01:22] of the conditions they
[00:01:24] of endured in captivity. Ibrahim Alege has
[00:01:28] of thetails. It was: did a moment of relief and emotion
[00:01:32] in ilor as the war abducties rescued after months in
[00:01:36] captivity were formally received and handed over to the quara
[00:01:40] state government. their ordeel began on the 3rd of february
[00:01:43] when terrorists invaded war and nuku communities in kayama local
[00:01:47] government area of karate killing scores and abducting
[00:01:51] 176 residents leaving the communities
[00:01:54] traumatized. the victims
[00:01:56] of were taken deep into forest where the 10
[00:02:00] months
[00:02:01] under ash conditions with uncertainty over their faith. their
[00:02:04] eventual rescue by security forces has now brought an
[00:02:08] of end to the prolonged captivity. at
[00:02:11] the reception, one
[00:02:12] of the freeed victims, Amira Sali, gave a chilling
[00:02:16] account of what happened in the camp. she discussed
[00:02:20] that she took delivery of 10 pregnant women
[00:02:22] in while in
[00:02:23] of captivity, but less than half
[00:02:25] of the babies survived. Amira also revealed
[00:02:29] that. children died in the camp while some young women
[00:02:33] were married off and some young men eventually joined the
[00:02:37] terrorists, sometimes they will give us food, sometimes they will not give
[00:02:40] us, that's how we used to sleep with our children, i have
[00:02:44] like 10 woman for delivering without glove, i use my
[00:02:48] hand to
[00:02:49] of help them, but at last they letter
[00:02:52] no, they want to keep me that as to stay with them, but
[00:02:56] i say no,
[00:02:57] i want to come back home. all the pregnant human that you
[00:03:01] saw, all
[00:03:02] of them, they was pregnant before we kidnapped, they
[00:03:06] are not doing any rape or this thing, thank you. another survivor,
[00:03:09] hawasaliu, one
[00:03:10] of the wives
[00:03:11] of the worra village aid, corroborated amira's account,
[00:03:15] recounting the difficult conditions they endured, those
[00:03:18] people that did here is starting of number, but they were
[00:03:22] children,
[00:03:23] a they were
[00:03:25] of children,
[00:03:25] me then they born 11 children there, six have
[00:03:29] die we bring five at home, pregnant woman
[00:03:33] remain two when they never born, we are they are here
[00:03:36] now, we don't know we be h and we be home
[00:03:39] again, we are very very thank god, receiving
[00:03:43] them, governor Abdul Rahman Abdul
[00:03:45] of Razzaq commended
[00:03:47] of President of Bolatinobu and the security agencies for the successful
[00:03:50] rescue operation, the governor said the save return
[00:03:54] of the victims is major relief assuring them
[00:03:57] of the state's continued support as they recover from the
[00:04:00] of trauma, I have since directed that the
[00:04:04] appropriate medical attention be extended to anyone
[00:04:08] everyone to
[00:04:09] of ensure their well being. priority this time, our government
[00:04:13] had extended various forms of support to the world
[00:04:16] community to aid their building effort. on
[00:04:20] behalf
[00:04:20] of the people and government of state, extend a profound
[00:04:24] appreciation to president, the commander and
[00:04:28] of chief
[00:04:28] of the Nigerian Armed. says:
[00:04:31] the military authorities also assured victims and their families of continued
[00:04:34] commitment to
[00:04:35] of the
[00:04:36] of protection of of lives and communities across the affected areas,
[00:04:39] while the army of kayama Shio umar commanded the authorities
[00:04:43] for the save returns
[00:04:44] of the victims. will agree with me that
[00:04:48] this year at least there has been a reduction in
[00:04:52] the crisis or in the crisis and in the incidences we've been having
[00:04:55] inkara. this is
[00:04:57] of a result of his support, his direction and strategies that he continues to
[00:05:01] lay, though we lost
[00:05:03] some people in the transit, but that
[00:05:07] in never
[00:05:07] application, the
[00:05:11] president for some support the security agents
[00:05:15] and before he came the
[00:05:19] ig was there all the rev.
[00:05:23] the governor later visited the quara state university teaching hospital
[00:05:26] in where 46 survivors are currently receiving medical
[00:05:30] attention. for the survivors freedom came when they
[00:05:34] had almost given up hope of ever returning home.
[00:05:38] their return marks the beginning of new chapter after months of
[00:05:41] fear. anger, uncertainty and
[00:05:44] loss. Ibrahim Alege, TVC News
[00:05:47] eloring. Meanwhile,
[00:05:51] operatives the department of state service have arrested
[00:05:55] three more persons suspected to be members the
[00:05:58] kidnapping ring that abducted the dean of agriculture the
[00:06:02] Nasarawa State University, Professor
[00:06:05] Samuel. The University Don was rescued
[00:06:08] by DSS operatives two days after some gone.
[00:06:12] kidnapped him in the we hours of Wednesday July the 15th
[00:06:16] at Maluku Border Community between Lafia and Nasarwaa
[00:06:20] egon local government areas. two suspects
[00:06:24] including lady were arrested by the DSS at the
[00:06:28] time. security source disclosed that the DS's
[00:06:31] operatives arrested the three
[00:06:34] persons who are other members the kidnapping gang on
[00:06:38] Friday night a local brothell on the
[00:06:41] Maraban Akunza Lafia Macodi
[00:06:44] Highway.
[00:06:48] In other reports now, the Nigerian army has graduated no fewer
[00:06:51] than 1178 troops from the 10th
[00:06:55] batch of its advanced infantry training program in
[00:06:58] Katia. The chief of army staff, leftenance general
[00:07:02] YD Shaibu explained that the training was aimed at
[00:07:06] improving the troops combat proficiency and preparing
[00:07:10] them for contemporary military. operations, the chief of army
[00:07:14] staff also explained that the advanced infantry training
[00:07:18] program had become a key component the Nigerian
[00:07:21] Army's post basic training framework. In his
[00:07:25] remarks, the chief of training army, major general
[00:07:29] Valentino Koro disclosed that the graduation marked the
[00:07:32] successful completion of another cycle the Army's
[00:07:36] post basic training program. Major General Okoro
[00:07:40] said the six-month exercise. was designed to equip the
[00:07:44] troops with skills and knowledge required to operate
[00:07:48] effectively in contemporary military
[00:07:50] environments. is with immense
[00:07:54] pleasure and a deep sense of pride that i
[00:07:58] stand before you at the graduation ceremony the
[00:08:02] advanced infantry training nickname exercise restore hope. the
[00:08:06] advance infantry training program has become the bedrock of
[00:08:10] nigerian army post basic training from
[00:08:12] work, over the years, it has
[00:08:16] evolved into our foremost advanced infantry training
[00:08:19] package, purposely designed to
[00:08:23] instill warrior atols, sharpen combat
[00:08:26] efficiency and prepare our young soldiers for the demands of
[00:08:30] contemporary military operations. exercise restore hope has continued
[00:08:34] to distinguish itself as critical component the Nigerian
[00:08:38] Army's training architecture. the training,
[00:08:42] at exception conducted by our foreign partners was taken
[00:08:46] over by our indigenous instructors who
[00:08:50] have progressively improved on the scope and efficiency of this
[00:08:53] training and ahead the 2027
[00:08:57] general election, the leadership the ashiwaju mandate group
[00:09:01] says it will intensify voter education and mobilization
[00:09:04] efforts across the state to increase voter turnout and
[00:09:08] support for president Bolatinoubu's re-election, the
[00:09:12] Derector general the group Ulumula said the turnout
[00:09:16] during elections is always low and so it is needed
[00:09:20] to help campaign groups mobilize support and
[00:09:24] votes. He defended the numerous campaign organizations being
[00:09:27] sponsored by the minister of interior olupumi Tunji
[00:09:31] Ojo saying the ASG is a grassroots-based
[00:09:35] political support group with structures across the 18 local
[00:09:39] government areas as well as the 203 wards. and
[00:09:42] nearly 4,000 polling units in Undo State,
[00:09:46] the chairman the elder's council the body,
[00:09:49] Senator alleged that governance in the
[00:09:53] state has failed to accommodate critical
[00:09:56] stakeholders, a situation he says has created
[00:09:59] dissatisfaction among many party members and
[00:10:03] supporters, to
[00:10:06] mobilize, to sensitize and possibly
[00:10:10] conscientize. the people,
[00:10:14] the people are from the grassroot to the local government to the
[00:10:18] state to vote mmas to
[00:10:22] vote massively for.
[00:10:26] and other candidates of APC
[00:10:30] in the coming, the forth coming general
[00:10:34] election. There's not much other than to
[00:10:37] encourage people for the first
[00:10:40] time to
[00:10:43] support a winning team, to support a
[00:10:46] man that can do it to
[00:10:49] support. For the second time. The fourth
[00:10:53] coming election.
[00:11:02] deliver quality, quantity vote for
[00:11:06] we want to him, not only to lead in percentage, but to lead in
[00:11:10] numbers. still talking
[00:11:14] politics, members and supporters the progressive congress in the United
[00:11:18] Kingdom has staged the solidarity rally in support
[00:11:21] the parties governorship candidates for the August 15.
[00:11:25] State Election, Bolaoyi Bamiji. The supporters expressed
[00:11:29] confidence that if elected, his administration would attract foreign
[00:11:32] investment and encourage orshu indigens in the
[00:11:36] diaspora to invest in the state's development. The rally
[00:11:40] which started at Trafalga Square in Central London
[00:11:44] and ended with the procession to the Nigerian High Commission,
[00:11:48] saw the supporters displaying banners and chanting campaign
[00:11:52] slogans in support the APC's governorship.
[00:12:04] the incoming governor of fortune states come august
[00:12:08] 15 there are so many datas
[00:12:11] parameters out there that are shown that
[00:12:15] b is going to win the election call on every
[00:12:19] citizens who have their voters card
[00:12:22] to cover the mass. and vote
[00:12:26] for asiwaju Munirudi Bola
[00:12:29] oye as the next governor of Ashu
[00:12:33] States so that Ash state will begin to
[00:12:35] enjoy in fullness the
[00:12:39] renewal
[00:12:40] achievement
[00:12:43] agenda. You're watching TVC news, there's
[00:12:47] more a moment. Please stay with
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[00:13:02] "good morning everyone, it's a new day, how lamy day, hey
[00:13:06] guys, i'm just at the rooftop, keeping my finger on the pulse and my eye
[00:13:10] on the street, hey to my good morning, hope you're up and ready for the show today,
[00:13:14] yeah, i just got to the office now, have you contacted abuja? hello guys, we are
[00:13:18] set and right on our way to the studio, and the guest is standing
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[00:13:29] grabbed the papers, I'm on my way. Good
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[00:13:57] Thank you for staying with TVC News, the Kataina state
[00:14:01] government and its international development partners
[00:14:05] are promising a fundamental reset in the way they work
[00:14:08] together. The pledge came at the end the second quarter integrated
[00:14:12] coordination meeting and interactive session held
[00:14:16] in the state capital and TBC News Abdul Latif
[00:14:20] Yousuf reports. On one side where the
[00:14:24] state's key commission. and heads of government agencies, on the
[00:14:27] other, representatives of more than 60 non-governmental
[00:14:31] organizations working across 34 local government
[00:14:34] areas, alongside development partners including
[00:14:37] UNICEF and the World Bank. This after
[00:14:41] today, we will be able to understand if there is
[00:14:45] any organization that implementation arrangement
[00:14:49] provides that government need to argument, whether directly or
[00:14:52] indirectly, so that it will become
[00:14:55] in the next year budget and government will understand where it can source
[00:14:59] resources before the end the year. this was more than routine
[00:15:03] briefing. it was deliberately designed as an interactive
[00:15:07] forum, no lengthy speeches, just open dialogue and
[00:15:10] share recognition that the old ways of working we are
[00:15:14] no longer delivering the desired impact for the people these projects are meant to
[00:15:18] serve. there is education, health, water
[00:15:22] sanitation, child protection where casin. is doing extremely
[00:15:25] well and I take this opportunity to thank the state
[00:15:29] government excellency is not that much with the center
[00:15:32] development but I think things are now much more easier for
[00:15:36] us. Chairman the Katana NGOs forum
[00:15:40] Musa said the tone with the presentation arguing
[00:15:44] that genuine mutuality must go beyond rhetoric
[00:15:47] and become a measurable institutional commitment. If I
[00:15:51] come to construct a rod maybe in
[00:15:55] Mashi, but somebody is working in
[00:15:57] Marshi doing the same thing, they will
[00:16:01] advise me, why can't you go to
[00:16:02] Musawa? Because we have
[00:16:06] somebody. doing the same projects, why can't you move to another
[00:16:10] location? that is what we are talking about. leading the response,
[00:16:14] we are the commissioner for health and representative of other
[00:16:17] ministries. the ministry of health oversees several
[00:16:21] partners funded programs including unicef supported routine
[00:16:25] immunization and the world bank's multi-million
[00:16:28] dollar health system strengthening
[00:16:31] initiatives to bring good governance, so my
[00:16:35] good will message is to appreciate.
[00:16:39] and to ensure that motivate people towards unity, teamwork and collaboration. participants
[00:16:43] dispassed, the mood was one of cautious optimism,
[00:16:47] but for the first time a longer time, both government and its
[00:16:50] development partners left the meeting saying they were no
[00:16:54] longer just coordinated on paper, they were genuinely
[00:16:58] aligned in purpose. Abdullativ TBC
[00:17:02] News, another Sunny
[00:17:05] Ahigwe has called on jerans to take riden seriously
[00:17:09] as it is necessary, he says, for success in every
[00:17:12] endival. He made this statement while unvailing his new book, a
[00:17:16] boy and his dream, zero to hero, which
[00:17:20] encourages young people to see beyond their struggles and discover
[00:17:23] opportunities hidden in adversity. Speaking to
[00:17:27] journalists, the author expressed concern over Nigeria's
[00:17:31] decline in reading culture, describing it as one the reasons
[00:17:35] many young people struggle to find solutions. to their
[00:17:38] challenges, Mr. said that
[00:17:41] improvement in reading culture should start with schools and
[00:17:45] educators. He also urged young people to take responsibility for their
[00:17:49] own future instead of playing in others. If you
[00:17:53] don't read how you going to be able to be educated, the average
[00:17:56] Nigerians don't read and the one solution, how you don't
[00:18:00] even impact knowledge on yourself and you want to be
[00:18:03] smart, how how is that going to happen? It's not magic, it's not something that... would do
[00:18:07] for you, reading culture needs to be increased 100%
[00:18:11] with zero tolerance, and that's start with school, that's start with
[00:18:15] educate educated, that would start with non-profit organization, we need
[00:18:19] to wake up that behavior again, encourage it, not by
[00:18:23] flugging them with cain like they used to do, you cane them to to compliance,
[00:18:26] no, you assure them that when you read your future is bright, that's just the
[00:18:30] way it is, because any knowledge that you you acquire is knowledge that you
[00:18:34] can utilize and convert into opportunity, we don't ' and we're not
[00:18:38] creating, the
[00:18:42] governor of Abia state, alex oti has called for stronger
[00:18:45] traditional institutions to promote peace, security and
[00:18:49] sustainable development across the state, he made the call while
[00:18:53] flying off this year zonal traditional ruler capacity
[00:18:56] building workshop in umah, nena gabriel
[00:19:00] reports and your
[00:19:04] role in promoting community health.
[00:19:08] The workshop organized by the Abier State Ministry of Local Government and
[00:19:11] Chieftency Affairs is aimed at equipping traditional
[00:19:15] rulers with contemporary leadership and conflict resolution
[00:19:19] skills, represented by the Commissioner for Local Government and Chieftancy
[00:19:23] Affairs, Ozon Wachuku, Governor Rorti said, the
[00:19:27] training is designed
[00:19:28] to strengthen the capacity of traditional rulers to meet the
[00:19:32] demands of modern governance. Our core
[00:19:36] objective is: the responsibility,
[00:19:38] consciousness of our traditional
[00:19:41] rulers and connect the timeless wisdom of our
[00:19:45] rich community leadership heritage with the evolving
[00:19:49] demands of modern governance. our traditional
[00:19:52] rulers are not just custodians of native laws and
[00:19:55] customs, you are the first line of
[00:19:58] defense in community peace,
[00:20:01] stability and development. the permanent
[00:20:05] secretary the ministry, said
[00:20:08] the program will also promote inclusive governance and
[00:20:12] sustainable community development. the traditional institution
[00:20:16] occupies a place of honor as the custodian
[00:20:19] of our heritage, the guardian of our
[00:20:23] peace and the bridge between government and the
[00:20:27] people. for participants, the training is timely, they
[00:20:31] say it would depen traditional rulers understanding
[00:20:35] their roles in maintaining. and
[00:20:38] security, this program develops
[00:20:41] equally the traditional rulers in the areas
[00:20:44] of bringing up their children, their subjects and so
[00:20:48] on and making sure that that everybody in the
[00:20:52] community is taking care of and we equally
[00:20:55] apply whatever strategy or whatever point that we
[00:20:59] bring peace in the community and
[00:21:02] development and eventually everybody in the
[00:21:06] community has to enjoy this from the traditional
[00:21:10] rulers, more especially the the youth, the
[00:21:14] women and the men folks and and
[00:21:16] so on. the workshop featured presentations by resource pay: on
[00:21:20] leadership, conflict resolution and community
[00:21:24] development. Nina Gabriel, TVC
[00:21:27] News, the Supreme
[00:21:31] Council of Tijania worldwide has
[00:21:34] condolled with president Bolatinoubu over the death of renowned
[00:21:38] Islamic scholar and the former leader the Tijana
[00:21:42] Movement in Nigeria Sheikh Dahiru Bochi, the delegation
[00:21:46] comprising members from Algeria, Nigeria and Senegal.
[00:21:50] visited the president at the state house in Abuja and speaking on
[00:21:54] behalf the council Sheikh Ali bin
[00:21:58] Arabi of Algeria prayed for peace in the
[00:22:01] country and for President Noble's well being while
[00:22:05] calling for stronger spiritual ties between Nigeria and
[00:22:09] Algeria. President Tinubo thanked the delegation for the visit
[00:22:12] describing the late Sheikh Dahiru Bochi as beloved
[00:22:16] father and great leader.
[00:22:20] الملايين الشهداء وهي
[00:22:22] الجزائر المحبه
[00:22:25] لنيجيريا
[00:22:28] وجينا تفقد لهذ النخبه
[00:22:32] الاسلاميه التجانيه الله سبحانه عز
[00:22:35] وجل ان يوفقهم
[00:22:37] لما نطلبك الله سبحانه عز وجل ان يوفق
[00:22:41] لما يحب
[00:22:42] ويرضاه
[00:22:49] الله give him join fews, thank you for
[00:22:53] the condolence, thank you
[00:22:57] for what you are doing for
[00:23:00] Islam, the great work that tijanas
[00:23:04] are doing for Islam
[00:23:08] across Africa as a whole, I
[00:23:11] respect that, and your followership in
[00:23:15] Nigeria is so huge, and thank you for keeping
[00:23:19] faith. are keeping the width of
[00:26:27] this hour, remember to join us again at the top the
[00:26:30] hour for more stories. See you
[00:26:33] then!