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[00:00:59] Hello. Again and thanks lot for staying with TVC News, we
[00:01:03] begin in Kuara state where after months in the den of
[00:01:07] terrorists, the victims
[00:01:08] of the February 3rd abduction in Wara community of Kaima,
[00:01:12] local government area
[00:01:14] of the state have now been rescued. 46 survivors
[00:01:18] are currently receiving medical attention in the state capital with
[00:01:21] harrowing accounts
[00:01:23] of emerging
[00:01:25] of of the conditions they endured in captivity. Ibrahim Alege has
[00:01:27] details. It was. indeed moment of relief
[00:01:31] and emotion in iloning as the war abducties rescued
[00:01:35] after months in captivity were formally received and ended
[00:01:39] over to the
[00:01:40] of quara state government. their ordeel began on the 3rd of February
[00:01:44] when terrorists invaded Warro and Nuku communities in Kayama local
[00:01:47] government area of Quara state killing scores and abducting
[00:01:51] 176 residents leaving the
[00:01:54] of communities of traumatized. The victims were taken deep
[00:01:58] into
[00:01:58] in forest where the... spent months under ash conditions
[00:02:02] with uncertainty over their faith. their eventual rescue by
[00:02:06] security forces has now brought an end to the prolonged
[00:02:10] of captivity. at the reception, one
[00:02:12] of the freeed victims, Amira Sali, gave
[00:02:16] in a chilling account of what happened in the camp. she
[00:02:19] discussed that she took delivery of 10 pregnant women while in
[00:02:23] captivity, but less than half
[00:02:25] of the babies survived. Amira also
[00:02:28] revealed that 13 children died in the camp while some
[00:02:32] young women were married
[00:02:34] of off and some young men eventually joined the terrorists.
[00:02:38] sometimes they will
[00:02:39] in give us food sometimes they will not give us. that's how we used to sleep with our
[00:02:43] children. i have like 10 woman for delivering without
[00:02:47] glove i use my hand to help them.
[00:02:50] of but at last they letter know they want to
[00:02:54] of keep me that as to stay with them but i say i want
[00:02:58] to come back home. all the pregnant human that you saw, all
[00:03:03] of of them, they was pregnant before we kidnapped, they are not do any
[00:03:06] rape or this thing, thank you. another survivor, hawa
[00:03:10] Salyu, one
[00:03:12] of
[00:03:13] of of the wives of the world village ed, corroborated amira's account recounting the
[00:03:16] of difficult conditions they
[00:03:18] of endured, those people that did here is starting of number, but they were
[00:03:23] of of of children, they were children, then they born 11
[00:03:27] children there, six have die. 'we bring five
[00:03:31] at home, pregnant woman remain two when they never
[00:03:34] born, we are they are here now, we don't know we be
[00:03:38] home
[00:03:39] and we be home again, we are very
[00:03:42] of very thank god, receiving them, governor Abdul Rahman Abdul Razzaq
[00:03:46] commended president Bolatinuubu and the security agencies for
[00:03:50] the successful rescue operation, the governor said the save
[00:03:54] return
[00:03:54] of the victims is major relief assuring them
[00:03:57] of the state's continued support as the'. cover from the
[00:04:02] of trauma, I have since directed that the appropriate medical
[00:04:05] attention
[00:04:06] of be extended to anyone everyone to ensure their well
[00:04:10] being, prior to this time, our government had extended
[00:04:14] various forms of support to the world community to aid
[00:04:18] their building effort, on behalf
[00:04:20] of the people and government of karara state, extend our
[00:04:23] a profound of appreciation to president, the
[00:04:27] commander and chief
[00:04:28] of the
[00:04:29] of Nigerian Armed. forces the military authorities also assured
[00:04:33] victims and their families of continued commitment to the protection
[00:04:38] of of of lives and communities across the affected areas
[00:04:40] of while the army of kayama shomar commanded the authorities for the
[00:04:44] save returns
[00:04:45] of the victims. will agree with me that
[00:04:48] this year at least there has been a reduction
[00:04:52] of in the crisis or in
[00:04:53] of the crises and in the incidences we've been having in quara. this is
[00:04:57] a result of his support, his direction and the strategies that he
[00:05:00] continues to
[00:05:01] of lay, though we lost some people in the transit, but that's
[00:05:05] never the
[00:05:06] of less continue to application, our application got to his
[00:05:09] excellency, there the president for
[00:05:13] some support the security agents
[00:05:15] and the ig before he came,
[00:05:19] the ig was there, all the money.
[00:05:23] the governor later visited the quara state university teaching hospital
[00:05:27] 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
[00:05:42] fear, hanger, uncertainty and
[00:05:44] loss. Ibrahim Alege, TVC
[00:05:47] News, still talk in
[00:05:51] security, operatives the department of state service have
[00:05:55] arrested three more persons suspected to be members
[00:05:59] the kidnapping ring that abducted the dean of
[00:06:02] agriculture at the Nasarawa State University,
[00:06:06] professor Samuel. The University Don was
[00:06:10] rescued by DSS operator. lives two days after
[00:06:14] some gun men kidnapped him in the we hours of
[00:06:17] Wednesday July the 15th at Miele Uku, a
[00:06:21] border community between Lafya
[00:06:24] and Nasarawa egon local government areas. Two suspects
[00:06:27] including lady were arrested by the DSS at the
[00:06:30] time. A security source disclosed that
[00:06:34] DSS operatives arrested the three other members the
[00:06:37] kidnapping gang on Friday night a local brothell at
[00:06:41] the M van Akunza lafia makodi
[00:06:45] highway.
[00:06:49] In other stories now, as political activities ahead the
[00:06:53] general election in 2027 gather
[00:06:56] momentum, a group called FOG
[00:07:00] Women for Tinubo has endorsed President Bola
[00:07:03] Tinubo and Delta State Governor Sheriff
[00:07:06] Oburauri for second term in office. The group made the
[00:07:10] declaration a Sabab during. empowerment program for
[00:07:14] women in Delta North where beneficiaries received
[00:07:17] items to support their livelihoods, Amichi has
[00:07:21] more. For many women, political
[00:07:24] participation goes beyond voting at elections, it also
[00:07:28] means having access to opportunities that can improve household
[00:07:32] incomes and strengthen their livelihoods. That was the
[00:07:36] focus as four women fortunable took his empowerment campaign
[00:07:39] to delta north combining political. mobilization with
[00:07:43] support for women, the group first visited the palace the
[00:07:47] yasagba of Asaba where the traditional ruler commended
[00:07:51] initiative and his focus on women, he also expressed
[00:07:54] support for the reelection of presidentubu and governor
[00:07:58] sheriff, we are sold to the candidates you
[00:08:01] are you are projecting, sold to Mr.
[00:08:05] President, and we are all falls and all
[00:08:08] shoulders with the governor of... for
[00:08:12] us
[00:08:13] that is not an issue because we cannot continue to
[00:08:16] enumerate what they've been able to do for
[00:08:20] us as people and as a community. at the
[00:08:24] empowerment program, the director general the four women for tinable, we have fairmed
[00:08:28] the group's commitment to the second term bes of presidentubu
[00:08:31] and governor. we at f
[00:08:35] belief in continuity, we believe
[00:08:39] in stability, we believe in a
[00:08:43] better Nigeria and we believe in
[00:08:46] moving forward,
[00:08:48] that is why we stand firmly in
[00:08:51] support of second term for President
[00:08:55] Trunubu and our amiable governor
[00:08:58] Kodo, so let us work together,
[00:09:02] mobilize responsively and ensure that
[00:09:05] division of fosporous Nigeria becomes
[00:09:09] a reality, a good market sells itself. when we mention his
[00:09:13] excellency the governor of delta state, they are happy to be here, when we
[00:09:17] mention asiwaju, the president of this great country, they are happy to be here because
[00:09:21] this empowerment came from them. for the beneficiaries, the
[00:09:25] intervention is expected to provide practical support for their daily lives
[00:09:29] and small businesses. you can see today added
[00:09:32] our children, added men because we discovered
[00:09:36] that even the young men now they cook to
[00:09:40] sell. this is what they gave me and i want to say: Thank you to tinubu,
[00:09:43] thank you to governor Sheriff, I want to say thank you to the women that organized
[00:09:47] this, so 20
[00:09:49] 2027, carry go. The
[00:09:53] group also expressed appreciation to engineer Felix Amashola
[00:09:56] ogwe for empowering fog women in their commitment to
[00:10:00] ensuring that President Tinubo and Governor Oborowere continue in
[00:10:03] office come 2027.
[00:10:07] TBC News
[00:10:08] aasabar.
[00:10:12] laptop computers to 50 students across tertiary
[00:10:16] institutions in the north central region, this to enhance their
[00:10:20] digital literacy and capacity.
[00:10:22] the laptops were distributed to the students at the federal
[00:10:26] university of lafia during the renewed hope students leaders
[00:10:29] engagement and digital acceleration program. senior
[00:10:33] reporter Godwin Agwam has more. A gathering of
[00:10:37] students from tartiary institutions across the north central
[00:10:41] region here at the Federal University of
[00:10:43] Latvia. They
[00:10:46] are here for a student engagement and digital acceleration program
[00:10:49] organized by the office the senior special assistant to the
[00:10:53] president on students engagement.
[00:10:57] The program is aimed as sensitizing students on the need to become
[00:11:01] judicially savy while impering them with laptops to enhance their
[00:11:05] learning and enable them achieve their academic and career goals. I
[00:11:09] encourage every participant to take full
[00:11:12] advantage of this engagement session,
[00:11:15] interactive discussion, networking
[00:11:18] opportunity available today. Let this
[00:11:22] program inspire you to. to become an
[00:11:25] ambassador of innovation period
[00:11:29] to cultivate leadership, strengthen your critical
[00:11:33] thinking and problem solving abilities, foster creativity and
[00:11:37] innovation, beings, uphold
[00:11:40] integrity and acquire the competencies needed to
[00:11:43] try in and technology driven and properly operative
[00:11:47] words. management the federal university of lafia says it is committed
[00:11:51] to trying graduates who are equipped with the skills needed to maximize.
[00:11:55] opportunities in digital space. Federal University of
[00:11:59] Lavia remains committed to producing
[00:12:02] graduates who are not only academically
[00:12:06] sound, but also digitally
[00:12:09] competent, innovative and
[00:12:12] entrepreneur. For the beneficiaries, the powerment
[00:12:16] could not have come a better time as the laptops will provide them with
[00:12:20] the needed tools to practically apply what they have learned to put this
[00:12:24] into. very, very important use,
[00:12:28] because as a computer science student, we need laptops, we need to
[00:12:31] learn and we need to upgrade, so as a computer science
[00:12:35] student, as they say, the school will not teach you
[00:12:38] everything, and this laptop is going to help us a very long
[00:12:41] way, with digital skills increasingly becoming essential for academic and
[00:12:45] professional advancement, the beneficiaries say the initiative
[00:12:49] will not only support their studies, but also position them to take
[00:12:53] advantage of imaging opportunity. says in the digital
[00:12:56] economy.
[00:13:00] TBC News, lapia. TVC News
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[00:14:17] news.
[00:14:30] it's borrowing is being channeled into critical
[00:14:33] infrastructure that will stimulate economic activities and
[00:14:37] connect previously underserved communities. This was the
[00:14:41] message as the presidential media team and renewed hope
[00:14:44] ambassadors inspected federal and state projects in Benui
[00:14:48] state. The state government says the projects are also strengthening
[00:14:51] support for President Bolatanubu ahead the general.
[00:14:57] action: new roads, bridges and interchanges are taking
[00:15:00] shape, part the federal and state government efforts to improve
[00:15:04] connectivity and open up communities for economic
[00:15:08] activities. presidential media team and the renewed hope
[00:15:11] ambassadors are here to access the progress.
[00:15:15] we have been building fly overs, we have been building roads,
[00:15:18] we have also been building infrastructure
[00:15:22] and building and having programs that impact directly on the lives
[00:15:26] the people, as much as we are developing infrastructure, we are
[00:15:30] conscious the fact that we need to do infrastructure, we need to
[00:15:34] do programs and do projects that impact direct. on the
[00:15:38] people, we have major rural roads which we are
[00:15:41] constructing that we enable our farmers to move food
[00:15:45] produced from the rural areas into the market, we have the
[00:15:49] uh obagaji to okoklot road which is under
[00:15:53] construction, we have the Ojuawaji road which is under construction,
[00:15:57] we have the Zakib Beiji road, we have the
[00:16:01] Gomali to Aguila road, the roads are everywhere in the rural area so we are not
[00:16:05] concentrating on the urban center. We are also
[00:16:08] engaging in life transforming projects and programs that
[00:16:12] will lift the lives standard the people
[00:16:16] and enhance their wellbeing. One major stop is the
[00:16:19] 1.75 km Buruku bridge across the river
[00:16:23] Benway. The federal government says the project will provide
[00:16:27] safer movement for surrounding agrarian communities, improve
[00:16:31] access to markets and strengthen links with neighboring Tarapa
[00:16:35] and
[00:16:36] Adam state. For the President.
[00:16:38] it is also evidence of where borrowed funds are going, well
[00:16:42] this one is federal government project and this bridge in
[00:16:46] particular is the fifth bridge that the federal government is
[00:16:49] building in in state
[00:16:53] and for me, i think as nigerians you see
[00:16:56] that the government has been accused of so many things of
[00:17:00] boring money of doing that, but we can see where the money is
[00:17:04] going to to develop infrastructure. to
[00:17:08] link people who have been forgotten before to make sure
[00:17:11] that at least commerce flows freely uh
[00:17:14] farmers can get their products straight to the market and so
[00:17:18] on, they can shorten the travel time between one community and
[00:17:22] the other between the rural areas and the
[00:17:25] capital. the team also intercepted the ruruku overhead bridge and
[00:17:29] the makud bogoko road, part the strategic corridor connecting
[00:17:33] north central Nigeria to the southeast, state project.
[00:17:38] including major interchanges and investments in agriculture and
[00:17:41] industry were also showcased. a
[00:17:45] pronouncement that was done by the governor of benway state, his
[00:17:49] excellency father earlier, he made a pronouncement that benway
[00:17:53] will deliver 1 million votes to mr. president.
[00:17:56] i think
[00:17:56] my responsibility as deputy governor is to make
[00:18:00] sure that i mobilize the executive council and the people of
[00:18:03] ben state in the large numbers to actualize that. that
[00:18:07] has been made by the governor, but infrastructure is not the only
[00:18:11] conversation here, the ben state government says the
[00:18:15] project and other interventions by the tinabble administration are
[00:18:19] strengthening public support as it targets 1 million votes for the
[00:18:23] president in 2027. officials overseeing the
[00:18:27] federal project say funding remains on track
[00:18:31] uh we
[00:18:31] have completed all the substructures that is the
[00:18:35] pies
[00:18:36] the pile cars completed you can see at the
[00:18:39] upstream and the piers have all all been
[00:18:43] erected and uh the precast beams are in the
[00:18:46] yard we are about to launch them is just because the
[00:18:50] like i say at the wuruku round about is because
[00:18:53] the rain now the water level is very high
[00:18:57] we can't we couldn't continue with some the major work in the middle the
[00:19:01] river no there's no funding problem uh the project
[00:19:05] is under the renewal intervention
[00:19:08] fund, so there's no funding problem. the nationwide inspection is
[00:19:12] designed to access and showcase project under the renewed hope
[00:19:16] agenda. here in Benway state, the government believes the
[00:19:19] infrastructure would deliver more than improved connectivity and economic
[00:19:23] opportunities. it is also counting on the project to
[00:19:27] deliver political dividends in
[00:19:29] 2027.
[00:19:33] meanwile, political stakeholders, women and government of
[00:19:37] officials gathered at the third edition the women candidates
[00:19:41] summit, this to strategize on boosting female
[00:19:44] representation in elective governance, organized by
[00:19:48] women radio, this year summit marked a strategic pivot
[00:19:52] shifting focus from broad political aspirance to female
[00:19:56] candidates who have successfully secured official party
[00:19:59] tickets, sin reporter habidal has
[00:20:03] more, despite constituting nearly half of Nigeria's
[00:20:07] population women remain significantly under-represented
[00:20:10] in elective and appointive offices. The country
[00:20:14] continues to record one the lowest rates of female
[00:20:18] political representation in Africa with women accounting
[00:20:22] for only a small fraction of elected officials at the
[00:20:25] federal and state levels. Delivering a hardress
[00:20:29] conveiner the women candidate summit to Nayaya
[00:20:33] explained that the summit was designed to equip female
[00:20:36] candidates with practical campaign knowledge, strategic
[00:20:40] partnerships and robust support networks. the heart
[00:20:43] truth, the reality is that while more women are contesting
[00:20:47] elections, too few are making
[00:20:50] taking it into elected office. the challenge is not a lack
[00:20:54] of capable women, it is the persistent barriers
[00:20:57] that we face: limited campaign financing, inadequate
[00:21:01] political support, low visibility,
[00:21:05] online abuse, gender-based disinformation
[00:21:09] and in unequal access to political structures.
[00:21:13] these are not just women's issues, they are
[00:21:16] democratic issues. attended by the minister of women, first
[00:21:20] Iman Sulaiman Ibrahim, whose presence signaled key federal
[00:21:24] government engagement with the summit mission on the scores growing
[00:21:28] momentum for institutional backing aimed at
[00:21:31] transitioning female candidates into executive and legislative
[00:21:35] seats. even the men fight with the men for six any
[00:21:39] contest with one woman you see sometimes is five men so what the men say
[00:21:42] that they're not giving us chance so let's not be emotional let's be
[00:21:46] smart let's not be emotional let's be smart
[00:21:50] that's change the narratives and that is why i thought is important to
[00:21:54] rejuvenate the women's movement, women should learn to
[00:21:58] go in numbers, when i go to meetings with my
[00:22:02] colleagues and they ask me how many percent do you have and i say 4%, they
[00:22:06] say you don't have woman's movement in your country,
[00:22:10] they said in my country, no you cannot, if you take us out we take
[00:22:14] you out, addressing male political leaders, ton
[00:22:18] show appealed to them to act as allies rather than gatekeepers
[00:22:22] by opening political doors, mentoring female candidates and
[00:22:25] sharing political machinery, she orged all political stakeholders
[00:22:29] to foster issue based campaigns and guarantee equitable
[00:22:33] access to resources, habid alawal, tvc
[00:22:36] news, abuja,
[00:22:40] avion agencies are demanding bigger slices the billions of
[00:22:44] naira from Nigeria's 5% ticket sales
[00:22:47] charge a public. in on two
[00:22:51] proposed laws organized by the house of representatives in
[00:22:54] Abuja agencies in the sector row over who
[00:22:58] collects the largest chunk the revenue national assembly
[00:23:02] correspondent jokadisa
[00:23:03] reports host agencies
[00:23:07] and experts in the sector to a public hearing on two
[00:23:11] critical bills designed to better improve aviation business in the
[00:23:15] country. the parliament says the amendments aim to
[00:23:19] strengthen trans currency and align Nigeria's laws
[00:23:23] with global best practices introducing
[00:23:25] transparent automated remittence of
[00:23:28] statutory 5% passenger cargo service
[00:23:32] charges, improving how revenues are shared among key
[00:23:36] avion institutions and enhancing the capacity
[00:23:40] these agencies to effectively manage
[00:23:44] and our airspace are here to consider two key
[00:23:47] bills which are: aim at straightning the
[00:23:51] financial and institutional framework the aviation
[00:23:54] industry with direct implication for safety,
[00:23:57] transparency and services delivery. At the technical
[00:24:01] session, agencies clashed over funding from the 5% ticket
[00:24:05] charge, the Nigerian airspace management agency
[00:24:08] Nama wants his share raised from 22% to
[00:24:11] 56%. It says agent navigation equipment and
[00:24:15] rising costs demand more
[00:24:17] money. seven
[00:24:21] different correspondents up to the very last
[00:24:25] one, which was 38 of
[00:24:28] July inviting the
[00:24:32] minister to appear before the committee,
[00:24:35] but as the case may be, and as we can all
[00:24:39] see, the minister is not here and no
[00:24:42] representative or correspondent was sent to
[00:24:46] the committee on this matter for. part, the
[00:24:50] African Aviation and Aerospace University, AA.U.
[00:24:53] Abuja,
[00:24:55] seeks a minimum of 10% the fund to train skilled
[00:24:58] workers for NCAA, fan, Nimet and
[00:25:02] NSIB. African Aviation and aerospace university
[00:25:06] respectfully praise that the National Assembly recognized
[00:25:10] as a statutory beneficiary the 5% tikil
[00:25:13] charge while amending the civil aviation
[00:25:17] act to expressively to expressly include
[00:25:21] AU in the revenue sharing formula. The future of
[00:25:24] Nigerian aviation industry will take a new shape from the debate
[00:25:28] ongoing today. One the bills seeks to amend the civil
[00:25:32] aviation act to provide for the automated remittance of
[00:25:35] funds according to aviation agencies. It also aims
[00:25:39] to revise the revenue sharing formula and to reflect the
[00:25:42] renaming the accident investigation bureau as the
[00:25:46] Nigerian safety Investigation Bureau. The other. to
[00:25:50] amend the Nama Establishment Act to revise the percentage of
[00:25:53] statutory charges according to the agency. The committee promised
[00:25:57] to review all submissions before recommending changes to the
[00:26:01] revenue sharing form. an automated remittance of aviation
[00:26:05] funds, jokeadsa, tbc
[00:26:08] news, abuja and that's TVC news this hour from
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[00:28:29] every day across forests, highways, towns and
[00:28:33] brave men and women stand watch so that Nigeria can sleep, they
[00:28:37] leave their families behind, confront danger head on and make
[00:28:40] sacrifices many of us will never see, yet the enemies
[00:28:44] of our nation continue their assault, they target our children,
[00:28:48] they murder innocent citizens, they force families from their
[00:28:52] homes, they turn thriving communities into places of
[00:28:55] fear and uncertainty, their goal is simple, to
[00:28:59] break our spirit, divide our people, and steal the
[00:29:03] future of our nation, but Nigeria is stronger than
[00:29:07] terror. As we demand greater accountability, stronger security
[00:29:11] measures and more effective action from those entrusted with our safety,
[00:29:15] we must also play our part. Support our security
[00:29:18] forces, salute their galantry, stand with those
[00:29:22] who stand for us. If you see something, say
[00:29:25] something. Let us be our brothers keeper. We must
[00:29:29] never surrender to fear, despair or hope.
[00:29:33] This is not the time for division, not by tribe, not
[00:29:37] by religion, not by region, not by
[00:29:41] political party, because terror recognizes no
[00:29:44] ethnicity, no faith and no ideology, its
[00:29:48] enemy is all of us, and together, united as one
[00:29:52] people, we can defeat it for our children, for our
[00:29:55] communities, for our future, for
[00:29:58] Nigeria, join the movement, stand for '
[00:30:02] country stand for one another
[00:30:05] #unite against
[00:30:08] terror
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