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[00:00:00] Wherever the big news stories happening, we're get up to great
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[00:00:38] of
[00:00:43] of
[00:00:46] a tough stories this are more than 40
[00:00:50] isw fighters killed in a fresh air strike a terrorist enclave in
[00:00:54] borrow
[00:00:54] state
[00:00:59] independent National electoral commission dismisses viral governorship candidates
[00:01:03] list for six
[00:01:07] of of states.
[00:01:11] After Nigeria, Australia, New Zealand joins a list of countries
[00:01:15] wonning their citizens against traveling to Saudi Arabia following
[00:01:18] of recent Houti attacks on
[00:01:19] airports.
[00:01:24] News from the state state government unvils lube oil (oil plant in
[00:01:28] Ajawakuta) with a three-year. waver on some state
[00:01:33] of leves,
[00:01:43] hello everyone, thanks for joining us, you're watching TBC News at one,
[00:01:47] begin with security as troops of operation hadinkai
[00:01:51] have killed more than 40 e swap fighters, including a
[00:01:55] prominent commander
[00:01:56] in a fresh air strike a terrorist enclave at Badu Village. in
[00:02:00] Guasamala, local government area, Borolu
[00:02:02] a State, a statement by the military information officer, joint tax force operation
[00:02:06] Harinkai, Captain Mohammed Goni, the feet followed
[00:02:10] credible reports of a concentration of ESOP fighters are
[00:02:14] preparing to launch coordinated attacks and troops operating within
[00:02:17] sector three areas of his operations. He says
[00:02:21] the operation also destroyed two vehicles and approximately 20
[00:02:25] motorcycles used by the terrorists for mobility, logistics and
[00:02:29] offensive operations. The statement mentioned that further intelligence
[00:02:32] revealed that the terrorist belongs to a specialized e-swap
[00:02:36] mobile fighting unit are responsible for conducting patrols,
[00:02:40] coordinating attacks and sustaining terrorist activities within the general
[00:02:44] area. The military says further assessment is ongoing
[00:02:48] to ascertain the full extent
[00:02:49] of the damage
[00:02:53] a inflicted. The United States Department of Homeland
[00:02:57] Security has released the names and photographs of 20. four
[00:03:00] Nigerians arrested by immigration authorities in
[00:03:03] relation
[00:03:04] of to alleged criminal offenses. According to the
[00:03:07] DHS, the suspects were arrested in different parts
[00:03:10] of the United States by immigration and customs enforcement for
[00:03:14] wire and mail fraud, money laundering, drug related
[00:03:18] crimes,
[00:03:20] of a identity theft, assault, forgery and cruity towards the child. The
[00:03:24] US department of homeland security says DHS and
[00:03:27] of Ice are fulfilling President Trump's promise. and carrying out mass
[00:03:30] deportations, starting with what he described as worst
[00:03:34] of the worst. the list released by DHS identifies the
[00:03:38] Nigerian nationals, the alleged offenses associated with the arrest
[00:03:42] and the locations where they were
[00:03:43] apprehended.
[00:03:48] I'm back here in Nigeria, with attention to election matters, the independent National
[00:03:52] Electoral Commission has dismissed an online publication on the
[00:03:56] governorship candidates in six states as fake and fraugulent.
[00:04:00] the commission identified the affected
[00:04:02] in states as zamfara, gombe, delta,
[00:04:04] plateau, yobe and cano.
[00:04:08] inex, the announcement did not originate from the commission. the
[00:04:12] electoral body asked members
[00:04:13] of the public to disregard the publication and refrain from sharing
[00:04:17] it. it also advised the Nigerians to rely on his
[00:04:20] in official notices, a press releases and other information published
[00:04:24] to is verified communication channels. this development
[00:04:28] comes the days after INEc published. his final list of candidates for
[00:04:32] the February 26th 2027 governorship elections with reports of
[00:04:35] omissions involving candidates in some
[00:04:38] states. now as the
[00:04:41] 2027 elections approach, APC supporters in
[00:04:45] Borodu state are intensifying grassroots mobilization and
[00:04:49] urging residents to engage
[00:04:50] in a political process. a mobilization office in
[00:04:54] Meduri, they highlighted the parties record in the state and
[00:04:57] called for sustained public engagement, ahead
[00:05:00] of the polls, senior reporter Jessa has
[00:05:02] details: the political atmosphere is
[00:05:06] beginning to stare across communities,
[00:05:10] conversations about leadership, development under 2027
[00:05:14] elections a gradually finding their way into public
[00:05:17] spaces. Henry
[00:05:19] in my dugary, APC supporters are getting organized,
[00:05:23] taking their message to the grassroots and preparing for the political
[00:05:26] context ahead. This office has been established as
[00:05:30] a mobilization help for the party's burner governorship candidate
[00:05:34] Mustafa Gubio, providing a space for supporters to coordinate
[00:05:38] their activities and engage with residents. Restoring peace
[00:05:42] into the... state we look at how uh people have
[00:05:45] been running helter bomb all around some
[00:05:49] stuffs like that people got enjoyed in one way or the
[00:05:53] other but uh with the help the b state
[00:05:56] government during uh
[00:05:58] professor
[00:06:01] babagana umar azulu his administration ensure that peace has come back
[00:06:05] to stay in medi for supporters the argument for
[00:06:09] continued APC leadership rests on what they describe as
[00:06:12] the parties recording burnow state, they say these
[00:06:16] achievements should remain part the conversation as residents assess the
[00:06:20] direction they want the state to take. all political
[00:06:24] structures came about from the grassroot because
[00:06:28] without the grassroot coming into play, i don't think you can just start from the
[00:06:32] top, by then you wouldn't have any benefit of it.
[00:06:35] incoming governatorial candidate in person of
[00:06:39] engineer mustapha gubio is a very well
[00:06:42] dedicated man, we should come out in mass to
[00:06:46] vote engineer Mustafa Gubio, not
[00:06:50] only in that, we should ensure that we
[00:06:53] coordinate uh the gr the grass
[00:06:56] the grassroot mobilization to ensure that Mustafa
[00:07:00] Gubio succeed professor,
[00:07:04] beyond the persons, meetings in growing political conversations,
[00:07:08] the vote to 2027 will also be shipped by public expectation.
[00:07:13] scarity, economic opportunities, infrastructure and improved
[00:07:17] living conditions, as political activities gather
[00:07:20] pays, APC supporters say they intend to intensify the
[00:07:24] engagement with communities and make the case to
[00:07:27] voters. Jesse tefida, TBC
[00:07:30] news. Now to
[00:07:34] education, the joint admissions and maticulation board has warned
[00:07:37] a candidates against accepting admission offers outside the
[00:07:41] central. admissions processing system caps. the board
[00:07:45] says prospective students must verify the admission status on
[00:07:49] caps before accepting an offer. according to information on jam's
[00:07:52] official website, caps was developed to automate the
[00:07:56] admission process into ter institutions. jams
[00:08:00] 2026 admission guidelines state that admissions offered by
[00:08:03] institutions must come through the board and be printed on his
[00:08:07] e-facility platform. jump insists candidates who accept
[00:08:11] admission outside. do so at their own risk, as the
[00:08:15] board would neither recognize such admissions nor condom
[00:08:18] them. As
[00:08:22] still on education, teachers play a vital role in shaping society, educating
[00:08:26] generations and preparing young people for the future, but
[00:08:29] beyond the years spent in classroom lies another chapter their lives,
[00:08:33] retirement. In this next report, Jessie Daniel examines the
[00:08:37] lives, contributions and enduring influence of retired teachers in
[00:08:40] adabawa state and why service deserves lasting
[00:08:44] recognition. Every society is
[00:08:47] shit by people whose greatest contribution is not by the wealth they
[00:08:51] accumulate, but the life that they influence.
[00:08:55] Teachers are among them, for years, they
[00:08:58] educate, inspire, and prepare the next
[00:09:01] generation. But what happens when the bell finally
[00:09:05] rings for that. For some, retirement
[00:09:09] brings rest, for others, it marks the big. beginning of a struggle
[00:09:13] to survive adama state, this retired teacher
[00:09:17] now relies soly on selling farm tools to
[00:09:21] make ends made it, far removed from the classroom
[00:09:25] where he spent years shipping young minds,
[00:09:28] oters have turned to farming, livestock and private
[00:09:32] businesses a bit to make ends meet after
[00:09:35] service,
[00:09:39] suna
[00:09:40] da yara har yaran
[00:09:42] su suma
[00:10:26] those in government, most them, they
[00:10:29] are not fairing what, let
[00:10:33] tell you, somebody who works for about
[00:10:37] 20 years, that is even his benefit before
[00:10:41] he get it, it
[00:10:44] will take him for some years
[00:10:48] before get benefits, from the those
[00:10:51] days, those who are going, they are discipling
[00:10:55] enough, they are firing in good
[00:10:58] whatsoever,
[00:11:02] but for now the only knows that
[00:11:04] relative and there's
[00:11:07] peoples, my hobbit
[00:11:09] is
[00:11:11] farming,
[00:11:14] livestock, after
[00:11:17] teaching, whatever you have,
[00:11:21] try to manage the resources you have and you
[00:11:25] will enjoy your life, the stories r questions about the welfare and
[00:11:28] opportunities available to those who dedicate their lives to
[00:11:39] however in the classroom passion to inspire still stays
[00:11:42] alive, i'm happy to be teacher because it's my
[00:11:45] passion, i feel emotional so and i
[00:11:49] feel very happy when i see the studen are paying
[00:11:52] attention.
[00:11:57] be happy if i will get more
[00:12:00] salary and it will motivate the other
[00:12:04] people to do the
[00:12:05] job.
[00:12:10] so we try all our best and to do
[00:12:14] better so and i feel very happy with my
[00:12:17] job. the commitment to keep education system going is
[00:12:21] unprecedented. i started teaching for a long time.
[00:12:25] and is in my blood, i can't do without it, i
[00:12:29] can't do without it. 44 years is not a joke,
[00:12:33] i started teaching 1982, taught in some schools in my degree
[00:12:37] and in this seola, so many schools i taught, and in
[00:12:41] this college concordia college, i am part-time teacher here, i started teaching here 28
[00:12:45] years ago as a part-time teacher, when school had only
[00:12:49] there's one and two, and this year the concordia college is
[00:12:53] 30 years old, governments will make sure that they review the
[00:12:57] teachers salary, their
[00:12:59] allowances, so if they do
[00:13:02] this, we will not have any problem, this will also make the world health organization
[00:13:06] involved in this in also on
[00:13:09] UNESCO to involve in education.
[00:13:13] for these teachers, their days in the classroom may be
[00:13:16] over, but their impact lays on the generations they have
[00:13:20] taught, the professionals they have produced and the
[00:13:23] value they have. along JC
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[00:15:14] Nigeria,
[00:15:24] more than 14. swap fighters killed in a fresh air strike a
[00:15:27] terrorist enclave in Borolu
[00:15:29] State.
[00:15:38] Independent national electoral commission dismisses viral governorship candidates
[00:15:42] list for six
[00:15:43] states
[00:15:49] outside Nigeria, Australia, New Zealand join list of
[00:15:53] countries warning their citizens against traveling to Saudi Arabia a following
[00:15:57] recent Houti attacks on
[00:15:58] airports.
[00:16:03] A news from the state government on veils new oil plant in.
[00:16:08] with a three-year weaver on some state
[00:16:10] levies,
[00:16:14] but thanks for staying with us that some the stories were monitoring at this moment, but lesson
[00:16:18] attention to your state where the chief of staff to governor
[00:16:22] makinde, shagungi has resigned from the
[00:16:25] government. Sagumi in his resignation letter dated October
[00:16:29] the 12th, 2026, assess the resignation takes effect from
[00:16:33] the date of his letter, he described serving the government and
[00:16:37] Good people of our state has been a great honor and is proud
[00:16:41] of all collective accomplishments in the development and prosperity the
[00:16:44] state. It thanked the governor for the opportunity to serve or your
[00:16:48] state at Nigeria. Mr Sheikongu is a former House of Assembly
[00:16:52] and House of Representatives,
[00:16:54] law maka. Here
[00:16:58] in Lagos, the Lagos state government is intensifying his efforts to tackle
[00:17:02] indiscriminate waste disposal and street trading, as part
[00:17:06] of efforts to improve. environmental sanitation across the
[00:17:09] state, managing director the Lagos Waste Management Authority led
[00:17:13] an intervention exercise targeting illegal roadside
[00:17:16] stores, waste dumping and other environmental
[00:17:20] violations. Aminat Raji has
[00:17:22] more State Emergency Management
[00:17:26] authorities train of curbing indiscriminate waste disposal as
[00:17:30] moved to agar palace or cotta. This time, attention is
[00:17:34] focused on illegal streets traders.
[00:17:39] This intervention led to crackdown on illegal stores and shops in the
[00:17:42] areas with some property sealed for aboring illegal streets traders
[00:17:46] which Larma says contributes to indiscriminate waste disposal.
[00:17:50] The managing director of Larma said property owners were increasingly flout in
[00:17:54] environmental regulations, he added that properties found in
[00:17:58] violation would be sealed indefinitely. We're not taking extreme
[00:18:02] actions, we're only going by what we have in the law, and that's why I
[00:18:05] said we will..." enforce, we
[00:18:09] will, if if you violated the law, we will arrest you, but you'll have your time in
[00:18:13] court, you'll have your time in court, we're not punishing, doing the
[00:18:17] punishment, we're not the judge, jury and executioner, ours is to identify
[00:18:20] an infraction, and then we'll take you to the environmental task
[00:18:24] force for you to face the court. the agency also
[00:18:28] advised residents and businesses experiencing regular
[00:18:31] waste collection to contact law prompt for rather
[00:18:35] than resorting to indiscriminate dumping.
[00:18:38] "no one in Lagos should ever have to resort to dumping waste on the
[00:18:41] median, on the roadside, in the drainage, if you reach
[00:18:45] out directly to us, and if your PSP operator is
[00:18:49] consistently ineffective, they don't come on time and they
[00:18:53] don't respond when you call them, reach out to us as well,
[00:18:57] and what we will do is we will um
[00:19:01] apply the regulations and the law, we will terminate their
[00:19:04] license and replace them with a PSP operator that is more. effective
[00:19:08] garbage
[00:19:09] cut pus pushers were also apprehended during the intervention with one revealing it gets
[00:19:13] paid up to 500ira at mail
[00:19:15] to
[00:19:20] say if you truck food 5,000
[00:19:23] if you no food is 2,500 for my
[00:19:27] two as sanitation efforts continue from law and other
[00:19:30] sectors the challenge is not only to clear existing refuse
[00:19:34] but also prevent illegal trading and improper disposal
[00:19:37] practices aminat raji, tbc
[00:19:41] news
[00:19:59] as stronger regional and international collaborations to
[00:20:03] improve patient survival rates and expand access to quality
[00:20:07] cancer the call was made a two-day symposium held
[00:20:10] to mark the 12th annual international oncology symposium at the
[00:20:14] college of health sciences of baffemiya university teaching hospital
[00:20:18] complex. the symposium brought together radiologists,
[00:20:22] surgeons, medical practitioners from various clinical disciplines as
[00:20:26] well as academics from universities and teaching hospitals in Nigeria
[00:20:30] and abroad. cancer
[00:20:33] treatment is very expensive, we need to look for ways by which
[00:20:37] "we can make cancer treatment very cheap in our country
[00:20:41] and not only we can build our
[00:20:45] earth force, if we don't train our our people
[00:20:48] as adequately. that they supposed to, it will be
[00:20:52] difficult for us, for them to be able to scale up their practice
[00:20:55] to the international level. We've had surgeons learning new
[00:20:59] techniques to treat cervical cancer, to treat breast cancer, those
[00:21:03] will directly improve how women with
[00:21:06] cervical cancer and breast cancer are treated here in Nigeria. We've also
[00:21:10] had room full of cancer researchers, learn the best way to
[00:21:14] use AI in making their research programs, this will help them be more
[00:21:18] productive. We're here today. the african research group for
[00:21:21] oncology to exchange ideas about the latest
[00:21:25] research in cancer and see how we can help cancer patients in
[00:21:29] Nigeria to improve their survival and overall
[00:21:32] treatment outcomes. For those cancer that we thought that once you have
[00:21:36] diagnosis, oh there is no way, now we
[00:21:40] know that there are several modalities that are available
[00:21:44] to make our patient
[00:21:47] to improve and to live longer.
[00:21:52] now the national agency for science and engineering infrastructure has
[00:21:56] distributed clean cook stoves, bags of rice and other
[00:22:00] essential household items to 1,00 households in Somaila
[00:22:04] local government area of Karno State. Intervention was carried out under the fourth
[00:22:08] phase the agency's sustainable environment program
[00:22:11] aimed at improving household welfare and promoting cleaner, more
[00:22:15] efficient cooking practices. Speaking at the ceremony, Naseni's executive
[00:22:19] vice chairman.
[00:22:20] and an executive, chief executive officer Halil
[00:22:23] Khalilu, says the initiative was designed to make technology accessible to
[00:22:27] ordinary Nigerians, while easing the financial burden associated
[00:22:31] with daily
[00:22:31] cooking. These
[00:22:35] items represent practical support for families and an
[00:22:39] opportunity to bring more efficient cooking solutions into
[00:22:43] their homes. For many households, the daily cost of
[00:22:46] cooking places pressure on already limited.
[00:22:50] resources, our clean cook souls are designed to
[00:22:54] support more efficient foil use and reduce smoking during
[00:22:56] cooking, and alongside the naseni support
[00:23:00] park, they will help address immediate households while encouraging the
[00:23:04] adoption of cleaner technology. on this program,
[00:23:08] i am happy and we are looking forward to have this
[00:23:12] kind of empowerment, it is not the quantity, but the
[00:23:15] intent of what you are doing uh
[00:23:20] "we are hoping to see you in some local government again,
[00:23:23] we have a proposal of at least five local government where
[00:23:27] you will go and do different. this is a small one,
[00:23:31] that is the reason why we choose to do it
[00:23:33] here. now stakeholders in equity
[00:23:37] have called for the adoption of a long-term development framework that will
[00:23:41] guide the states growth and development beyond successive political
[00:23:45] administrations. the call was made during a public hearing
[00:23:49] organized. by the ekit state house of assembly as part of activities marking
[00:23:53] the 30th anniversary the creation of state from the
[00:23:57] old oundo state.
[00:23:59] reports: this public hearing brought together state
[00:24:03] leaders, legal experts and civil society groups to
[00:24:07] turn the state's 30th anniversary milestone into a concrete
[00:24:11] policy blueprint,
[00:24:15] opening the session, the speaker the equity state house of assembly
[00:24:19] stressed that The engagement was deliberate, they signed to
[00:24:23] move the state beyond ceremonial celebration.