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We Will Expand N-Power, TraderMoni, MarketMoni, Others – OsinbajoPublished 1 hour ago on March 29, 2019

Vice President of Nigeria Professor Yemi Osinbajo has said that the President Muhammedu Buhari’s government in the next four years will expand N-Power, school feeding, TraderMoni, MarketMoni, power, others.

Osinbajo said: “At the Next Level, we will, of course, expand our social investment programmes; at the moment, the programme is the biggest of its kind anywhere in the African continent.

It is a very important programme for us also because of the multiplier effect on agriculture and also in the distribution of the products and also those we employ as cooks.

“The same is true of our TraderMoni programme, a component of our Government Enterprise and Empowerment Programme (GEEP), where we are giving money to the bottom of the trading pyramid in Nigeria.

‘In my view, the honest leadership, leadership with the integrity of our president, President Muhammadu Buhari, is a very important component of getting anywhere at all in all of our development plans.

“I had said before at the last colloquium that Nigeria’s main problem is not the lack of ideas, it is not the lack of projects and programmes. It was most of the time, especially with the leadership in the past, it was a lack of integrity in leadership and corruption, in particular, was the reason why we were finding it difficult to make progress.

“I explained that that’s why we earned $383billion in four years, 2010 – 2014, the highest ever in the history of our country, and yet Lagos-Ibadan Expressway was not done. Lagos-Kano Railway and all that is being done today, not done then.

“We cannot point to a single major infrastructure project that was completed in the 10-year period, despite the high earnings, including power.’

Read full speech below REMARKS BY HIS EXCELLENCY, PROF. YEMI OSINBAJO, VICE PRESIDENT OF THE FEDERAL REPUBLIC OF NIGERIA, AT THE 11TH BOLA TINUBU COLLOQUIUM THEMED: WORK FOR PEOPLE, AT THE INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE CENTRE, ABUJA, ON THURSDAY, 28TH OF MARCH, 2019. PROTOCOLS We are here for the 11th edition of the Bola Tinubu Colloquium.

This is a yearly development gathering where we try to question and interrogate some of the difficult questions on economic and social development, not just in Nigeria, but also across the world. We do it in celebration of a man who has spent the last thirty years of his life in creative and catalytic public service.

He has from his days as Governor of Lagos State, provided clarity of thought and pioneering vision in all aspects of governance. He is not a lawyer, but there are few Nigerians who have provoked so many legal controversies and constitutional challenges, resulting in several landmark judicial rulings, especially in the area of federalism, and what today is loosely described today as restructuring.

CAN makes u-turn, moves to congratulate Buhari on election victory Many of us know, of course, that he is not an engineer, but a lot of his vision is what is responsible for what we see today in Lagos. The BRT, the Lekki Industrial Zone, even the Eko Atlantic Project, a private project which he initiated as governor of Lagos state and of course, the reform in the tax system in Lagos. Today, Lagos earns more in Internally Generated Revenue than 31 States of Nigeria put together.

That reform began in 2001with the very innovative way in which he reformed the tax system and created an independent system – the Lagos Inland Revenue Service. Several African countries and States of Nigeria have engaged the LIRS as consultants for their own reform efforts. How about electoral reform? In 2007, when our party, then the ACN, was rigged out of the elections in Osun, Ekiti, Ondo and in Edo state, Asiwaju invited me to his residence at Bourdillion.

He said to me that the only way by proving that there were multiple voting is by going through the courts, i.e. proving that a few people simply thumb printed the ballot papers, dumped them in ballot boxes and they were counted in favour of the opposition. He then said to me that the only way we can do it is by somehow proving by forensic evidence that this is exactly what happened.

I said to him that nobody has ever proved an electoral petition by forensic evidence; there is just no history of it. And I said what is, even more, is that there are over a million ballot papers, about 1.3 million ballot papers in all the States. So, how can you prove multiple voting? He said to me “Yemi, you have heard my view about this issue, just go and find a way of sorting this out.” So I went to the UK and met with possibly the most experienced finger print expert in the entire United Kingdom, a gentleman called Adrian Forty, introduced to me by some of the Queen’s Counsels.
When I told him the enormity of the problem, he laughed and almost fell off his chair. He said in almost 50 years of his experience as a fingerprint expert, he hasn’t done up to 4000 fingerprints, and now we asked him to do 1.3million fingerprints. We parted that day which was a Thursday, and then he got in touch again on a Monday and said we should discuss further.

Somehow, we designed a way and used a bit of technology. Most importantly, we got the number of fingerprint experts that have never been assembled before, and we hired 63 of fingerprint experts.
50 of them were from the UK Police.

What was more interesting about that is getting the UK Police to support us was for Asiwaju to come all the way from Nigeria to the UK to talk to friends and people who he knew, to persuade persuading the UK authorities to allowususe UK Police. Pilots, engineers urge Buhari to focus on actualising aviation roadmap In the end, they allowed us to use the Policemen in their spare time. We got 63 policemen working flat out for almost 6 months.

We were able to put together, for the first time in the history of elections tribunal in the history of the world, we put together a solid forensic case that showed all of the places we were defeated was on account of multiple thumb printing. We also showed that for instance, you cast 20,000 votes, when we calculated the time to cast one vote, it is usually about 5 minutes but we discovered that our friends in the other political party were able to cast that number of votes in 5 seconds.

All they were doing was simply thumb-printing booklets, as many as possible. We demonstrated this in court, and one by one, we were able to get back the States that had been taken away from us.

The only way that could have ever been achieved is surely not just by the vision, but by the determination of our leader at that time, the leader of the ACN. He showed the kind of leadership that was very rare and not only defining what he thought was thewayforward, but also supporting it in every way and backing it to the very end.

The last State that we finally won was Osun State, after almost 3 years of battling. One of the things that we would agree about our celebrant today is his dogged attitude and his refusal to accept no for an answer. Ashiwaju also pioneered merit in cabinet appointments in particular.

I want to emphasize this because a major draw back we have, as a nation, is the way we are blindsided into thinking that we can avoid merit and expect to achieve great things. We simply cannot avoid merit. Ashiwaju demonstrated in the years when he was governor, that political appointments, especially cabinet appointments, should be based on merit. He looked for those that he considered the best possible material at the time regardless of where they were from.

For the first time in the history of Lagos State, we had cabinet members from other parts of the country, beginning with other parts of the Southwest. Rauf Aregbesola from Osun State, I from Ogun State, Arthur Worrey from Delta, Lai Mohammed from Kwara State, Dele Alake from Ekiti State, Ben Akabueze from Anambra State. We also had the appointments of Judges from all over the country;JusticeOnyeabo, and Justice Sybil Nwaka were appointed Judges of Lagos State.

There is no other State elsewhere in the country except in some places in the North, where we have seen the appointment of individuals from other States. Picking people for positions no matter what part of the country they are from is an important part of our story as a country. Every once in a while, I think that history gives us one or two persons who are gifted transformative leaders.

I believe that our country has been gifted with this transformative leader, Ashiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu. I believe very strongly that this man’s political trajectory has only just begun. He is a man who has tremendous giftings and God has great plans ahead for him. I pray for you, Ashiwaju, that as your days so shall your strength, wisdom and favour be in Jesus Mighty name, amen! #Nextlevel: What Buhari has to do about Nigeria’s economy Let me say a word or two about the Next Level.

As you know, the expression Next Level itself is our political campaign slogan in this last election. And what we were saying was simply that there was a next phase to what our country has seen.

There are many who will say that there were many things that were promised in 2015, which have not yet been realized. I think the best way of putting is to simply say that our country, for the first time is experiencing the type of leadership that is bound to lead us to where it is that we are purposed for ourselves as a government.

In my view, the honest leadership, leadership with the integrity of our president, President Muhammadu Buhari, is a very important component of getting anywhere at all in all of our development plans. I had said before at the last colloquium that Nigeria’s main problem is not the lack of ideas, it is not the lack of projects and programmes.

It was most of the time, especially with the leadership in the past, it was a lack of integrity in leadership and corruption, in particular, was the reason why we were finding it difficult to make progress. I explained that that’s why we earned $383billion in four years, 2010 – 2014, the highest ever in the history of our country, and yet Lagos-Ibadan Expressway was not done.

Lagos-Kano Railway and all that is being done today, not done then. We cannot point to a single major infrastructure project that was completed in the 10-year period, despite the high earnings, including power. So, a government coming after so many years of waste must be a government, first, that emphasizes fiscal prudence, a government that emphasizes integrity in public finance so that it would manage the little resources to achieve the maximum that can be achieved. And that is what President Muhammadu Buhari set out to do.

As I keep saying, the president has never claimed to be an orator. He just gets things done. It was under President Muhammadu Buhari that three of the four refineries that we have today were built when he was Minister of Petroleum Resources. 3500km of pipelines were built by him as Minister of Petroleum Resources in a three-year period. So, there is a track record, not of talking, but of just getting things done. And this is what we have seen in the past four years.

That is why we were able to set aside money for the Lagos-Ibadan Expressway. And that is going on at present. That is why we opened up the first phase of the Lagos-Kano Railway that was commissioned a couple of weeks ago i.e the Lagos-Abeokuta-Ibadan phase of that project. The Itakpe-Warri Railway, now completed after 35 years of being on the books. The Light Rail project here in Abuja started in 2005, budget after budget, never completed, but we completed it also at the end of 2017.

We now have that light rail from the airport to Idu here in Abuja, same as several other infrastructural projects. Mambila Hydro has been on the cards for 40 years. We have just put together resources to begin that project and we will complete that project. For us, infrastructure is critical at the Next Level.

You cannot have a situation where you have the kind of power situation we have today and expect transformative progress. That is why we are focused on power and other infrastructure. We are focused on fixing the infrastructure in the country and we believe that if we fix the infrastructure, the roads and the rail, and especially power, we will be able to make significant progress.

Today our rail project starts from the Apapa port so that we are able to clear the congestion in that port because the Lagos to Kano railway starts from the Apapa port. And we can start taking out cargo from the Apapa port using rail as an alternative means of transportation.
The same is true of agriculture; and we just heard our partners from Brazil talking about the next phase of our agricultural development and we are committed to that project because we believe that is what will transform the agro-industrial phase of our planning and that is what will transform agriculture in this country and create additional jobs.

It is not enough to have farmers everywhere; we need the refining capacity; we need the processing capacity and that is what our partnership with the Brazilians will provide for us. On the reforms we are making in education and healthcare, today the emphasis is on digital literacy; the emphasis is on training our teachers to be able to train the next generation of children in school.

And we are focused on doing so using some of the methods we have described very comprehensively not just in theERGP, but in our Next Level document. So, we are focusing on STEAM not STEM; we are focusing on training young people on digital skills, critical thinking and some other skills that are necessary for the kind of jobs that the 21st century will provide.
The same is true of healthcare, our focus on healthcare is on National Health Insurance because we cannot finance healthcare by the budget alone; compulsory National Health Insurance that will open the doors for financing healthcare for us. Finally, we are talking again about our Social Investment Programmes (SIPs).

At the Next Level, we will, of course, expand our Social Investment Programme; at the moment, the programme is the biggest of its kind anywhere in the African continent. In our school feeding programme, we are feeding every day, 9.2 million children in public schools across 26 states.

That programme is important not just from the point of view of providing nutrition for many of the young people in public schools, many of whom come from very poor parents and may not be assured of a decent meal a day. It is a very important programme for us also because of the multiplier-effect on agriculture and also in the distribution of the products and also those we employ as cooks.

The same is true of our TraderMoni programme, a component of our Government Enterprise and Empowerment Programme (GEEP), where we are giving money to the bottom of the trading pyramid in Nigeria. It is a programme of the Bank of Industry where we give loans of N10, 000 to petty traders through their mobile phones and they get N15,000 when they pay back, then N20,000 and more up to N100,000. The same is true of our MarketMoni which we give to traders in cooperatives.

So far, we have over a million TraderMoni beneficiaries and about 500,000 MarketMoni beneficiaries and we intend to expand the scope of that. We also intend to expand the scope of our N-Power programme which is our job scheme for young people. Young graduates coming out of school and some non-graduates. At the moment, we are engaging 500,000 of these young people and we pay them every month. Most of them have devices/tablets that contain training materials in enhancing their viability skills and also helps them to provide services to people who require them.

We intend to expand the programme; we must expand the programme because 1.7million people come out of school and are looking for jobs every single year, we are able to bridge that gap by engaging 500,000 of them as soon as they come out of school. So, the Next Level promises to be exciting, though a bit challenging as possibly as where we are coming from. But as the President has said repeatedly, we have no other focus but the progress of this country.

And we will ensure that step-by-step, we get to where it is that we promised to take the country. I want to say to you all that the Next Level is for all of us and I urge that all of us cooperate to take us to this Next Level. So, on behalf of the President, Muhammadu Buhari whom I represent here today, I want to wish Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu, happy birthday and to thank you all for making out time to come to this event. Thank you all.

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Yan Bindiga sun harbe Alex bade har lahira

‘Yan bindiga sun kashe Alex Badeh
Taskar Hausa - December 18, 2018
   

Wasu ‘yan bindiga da ba a san ko su waye ba sun kashe tsohon Shugaban hafsan sojojin sama na Najeriya Alex Badeh a yammacin jiya a hanyarsa ta dawowa daga gonarsa dake keffin Nassarawa zuwa Abuja

Who is Alex Bade

Alex Sabundu Badeh (January 10, 1957 - December 18, 2018) was a retired
four star flag officer of the Nigerian Air force who served as the 18th Chief of
Air Staff (October 4, 2012 – January 16, 2014) and the 15th Chief of
Defence Staff of the armed forces of Nigeria (January 16, 2014 to July 13,
2015). He was shot dead on Tuesday, 18 December, 2018.

Early life and education
Badeh was born in Vimtim, a little town in Mubi Local Government Area of
Adamawa State , North East Nigeria into a family of peasant farmers. He
attended Vimtim Primary School, [1] Vimtim and went on to obtain his school
certificate from Villanova Secondary School in 1976 before proceeding to the
Nigerian Defence Academy

Military career
Training
Alex Badeh was admitted into the Nigerian Defence Academy as a member of
the 21 Regular Course on 3 January 1977, and was
Alex Sabundu Badeh in the 70's
commissioned Pilot Officer on 3 July 1979. He commenced his flying career at
the 301 Flying Training School on the Bulldog Primary Trainer aircraft in
1979. Between 1981 and 1982 he attended the Undergraduate Pilot Training
at Vance Air Force Base in the United States Air Force. He was at the 301
Flying Training School (FTS) as a squadron pilot and later became an
instructor pilot on the Bull Dog and DO-228 aircraft.
He attended the junior staff course at Armed Forces Command and Staff
College in 1988. Between 1995 and 1996 he attended the senior staff course
at same institution. In 2005 he was at the National War College Nigeria as a
member of Course 14 and graduated in August 2006. The Air Marshal holds
an M.Sc. degree in Strategic Studies from the University of Ibadan .
Air Marshal Badeh was promoted Air Vice Marshal on 3 January 2008.
Between 2008 and 2009, he was a Directing Staff at the National Defence
College, Abuja, Nigeria and subsequently became the Director National
Military Strategy at the same college. Thereafter, he moved to Defence
Headquarters as Deputy Director Training and later became the Director of
Research at the Defence Headquarters. From October 2010 to March 2012,
Air Marshal Badeh moved to Headquarters, Nigerian Air Force as Chief of
Policy and Plans. Subsequently, in March 2012, he was appointed Air Officer
Commanding Training Command, Kaduna. On 4 October 2012. He attended
Safety International Institute at Teterboro in New York for a course in
Simulator Recurrence, which deepened his knowledge on Air Safety
Operations.

Commander of Presidential Air Fleet PAF (2002 –
2004)
Alex Badeh was Commander of the Presidential Fleet, during the Olusegun
Obasanjo's presidency. The Presidential Fleet Crew flew around the world
frequently and by 2002, Badeh logged over 6000 flying hours shuttling VIPs,
dignitaries, top government officials and Heads of State. [citation needed ] He
was given the green light to fly former United States Presidents Bill Clinton
and Jimmy Carter on different occasions after extensive check was done by
the United States Secret Service. [citation needed] Badeh’s professional
dexterity on duty earned him commendation and an autographed pen from
Koffi Anan and the then UN Secretary after flying him to an official
trip. [citation needed ]
Chief of Air Staff (October 2012 – April 2014)
As Chief of Air Staff Badeh initiated Optimizing Local Engineering (OLE 1 and
2) to focus on developing indigenous Unarmed Aerial Vehicle (UAV) and other
weapon systems. [ citation needed ] The OLE teams consisted of Nigerian Air
Force officers with PhDs and master's degrees in various fields of aerospace
design, avionic and armament specializations from the Cranfield University in
the UK.
OLE 1 and 2 resulted in the production of the AMEBO project (aka GULMA 1
UAV) which allowed the Air Force survey and carry out attacks remotely
without putting the lives of pilots at risk and this was the 1st locally
produced drone in Nigeria. Badeh ensured UAV pilots were trained locally to
promote local content and save the nation huge resources that would have
been spent conducting same training abroad. The Nigerian trained UAV pilots
have been resourceful in the ongoing war against terror in the North East of
Nigeria. [citation needed]
He encouraged aggressive R &D programs in all NAF units, which led to the
first NAF R&D exhibition in Abuja drawing participants from Nigerian
universities and research institutes. NAF subsequently signed MOUs with
some of the institutions to offer impetus to NAF’s R&D efforts. Some of the
Alex Badeh inspecting NAF air crafts
universities are University of Benin , University of Ibadan, University of Lagos ,
Covenant University, Ota; Federal University of Technology, Minna; Obafemi
Awolowo University, Ile-Ife, Ahmadu Bello University , Zaria and Yaba College
of Technology . [2] The research institutes are the National Agency for Science
and Engineering Infrastructure, National Space Development Research Agency
and the Defence Industries Corporation.
His sustained R&D programs ushered new methods of tackling maintenance
issues one of which is the successful completion of the first in-country
Periodic Depot Maintenance[3] (PDM) on the C-130H aircraft NAF913 and
similar exercises for on the 2xG-222 aircraft in Lagos. His period as Chief of
Air Staff also witnessed the local design and production of the hydraulic
diaphragm of the Mi-35P attack helicopter while the EOS camera on board
the Agusta 109 LUH helicopter was repaired and successfully re-installed.
While serving as Chief of Air Staff, Badeh initiated and completed some key
projects including the NAF hangar in Yola Airport, link roads from the hangar
to the runway, weapons storage facility, [3] crew room for pilots and
technicians, accommodation for officers and men, Air Force comprehensive
school, Yola, development of infrastructure at 75 Strike Group Yola, air craft
shelters, worship centers, 80 room student hostel at the Air Force Institute
of Technology Kaduna and other notable projects. [4]
During the period the Air Force launched a partnership with Nigerian Maritime
Administration and Safety Agency (NIMASA) to curtail illegal maritime
activities by providing aerial security support for the agency an operation that
was hugely successful. [4] Badeh also partnered with the Nigerian Emergency
Management Agency (NEMA) to supply relief materials, free medical services
and evacuations missions in some cases As Chief of Air Staff Alex Badeh
ensured all personnel who had kids in the Air Force primary and secondary
schools got free tuition. [4]

Chief of Defence Staff (April 2014 – July 2015)
Badeh initiated and constructed the Defence Headquarters (DHQ) extension
complex fitted with a befitting joint operations room, conference hall, the
office spaces, Penthouse to receive guests. [3] During the military operations
against terror in North Eastern Nigeria, there was a need to feed the public
with accurate and timely news therefore Badeh established the Armed Forces
Radio broadcasting form Mogadishu Cantonment broadcasting on 107.7 FM to
tackle the challenge of negative media coverage against the Nigerian Military
The radio station enabled military to tell its side of events, over security
orientation and information.
Other projects completed by Alex Badeh as Chief of Defence Staff includes
the Armed Forces DNA Laboratory, which has allowed for easy identification
of casualties of war, the Defence Space Agency, commissioning of 30 Gun
Boats in the Niger Delta region amongst others. [citation needed ]
Personal life
Legal issues
In February 2016 Alex Badeh was accused of financial misappropriation by
the EFCC during his tenure as service chief. Badeh has denied involvement in
any misconduct. [5]

Terrorist attack in Vimtim
In October 2014 Boko Haram fighters briefly occupied Vimtim the hometown
of Alex Badeh killing lives and destroying properties. [citation needed ] His
cousin who lived next door to his house was killed during the
attack. [citation needed ] The terrorist also torched down Badehs house and
the hospital he built for the community. [citation needed ] It was widely
reported in the media that the Defence Chief sent a helicopter to evacuate his
parents before the attack even though records show that he actually lost his
father in the 70’s and his mother in 2013. [ citation needed ]
Retirement from the Nigerian Air Force

Alex Badeh's pulling out parade
Air Chief Marshal Alex retired in July 2015. In line with Military tradition a
Pulling-Out parade was held at the Mogadishu cantonment Abuja where Air
Chief Marshal Badeh gave his valedictory speech before proceeding to his
home state. [6]
Death
He was killed in an ambush along Keffi - Abuja expressway on the evening of
the 18th of December 2018. [7][8][9][10]

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Bukola Saraki ya alakanta NPower da Siyan kuri'un Talakawa

Jam'iyyar Apc mai mulki a Najeriya ta musanta zargin cewa tana amfani da
shirin tallafi ga matasa da kananan 'yan kasuwa a matsayin wata dabara ta
saye kuri'unsu a zaben 2019.

Kakakin majalisar dattijan Najeriya Bukola Saraki kuma shugaban kwamitin
yakin neman zaben dan takarar shugaban kasa na jam'iyar adawa ta PDP ne ya
yi wannan korafin.
Ya zargi APC cewa tana amfani da shirin bayar da tallafi a matsayin wata dabara
ta sayen kuri'un jama'a.

Saraki ya yi korafin cewa ofishin mataimakin shugaban kasa Yemi Osinbajo yana
fakewa da shirin bayar tallafi ga kananan 'yan kasuwa yana zagaya wa yana
karbar katinan zaben jama'a.

Amma a martaninta gwamnatin Buhari ta musanta zargin inda Dakta Bilkisu
Sa'idu mataimakiya ta musamman ga mataimakin shugaban kasa ta ce babu
inda ake tambayar wadanda ake ba tallafin jam'iyyar da suke goyon baya.
Ta ce babu inda ake tambayar mutum katin zabe kafin a ba shi tallafin.
"Wannan maganar ba ta da tushe bale makama, domin shiri ne na 'yan kasa, ba
na wani bangare guda ba," in ji ta.

Kwanakin baya dai 'Yan majalisa sun bukaci dakatar da N-Power a cewar su 'Ba da zuciya daya gwamnati ke raba kudin tallafi ba'

Saraki ya ce tun kaddamar da shirin a 2015, sai a yanzu a 2018 mataimakin shugaban kasar ke zagaya wa yana raba wa kananan 'yan kasuwa kudi don sauya ra'ayinsu.
Kuma ya ce APC ta mayar da shirin a matsayin nata ita kadai, inda ya ce
"mataimakin shugaban kasar na tafiya tare da shugabar mata ta jam'iyyar APC ba tare da wakilan sauran jam'iyyun siyasa ba."

"Kudi ne na 'yan kasa ba na APC ba", in ji Saraki.
Ya ce kudaden tallafin na cikin lassafin kasafin kudi tun na 2015.
Sai dai kuma Dakta Balkisu ta ce sai a 2016 gwamnati ta kaddamar da shirin
bayar da tallafin da ake kira N-Power sabanin 2015 da Saraki yake ikirari.
Shirin na gwamnatin Buhari dai ya shafi bayar da tallafi ga matasa da ba su da
aikin yi da kuma bayar da tallafi ga kananan 'yan kasuwa.

George Bush Ya Mutu

Tsohon shugaban Amurka George Bush ya mutu yana da shekara 94 da haihuwa. Dansa George W Bush ne ya fitar da wannan sanarwar.

Tsohon shugaban da aka fi sani da George Bush Senior ya mutu ne ranar Jumma'a da yamma kamar yadda wani kakakin iyalin gidansa ya bayyana.

Shi ne shugaban Amurka na 41 tsakanin shekarar 1989 da 1993 bayan ya shafe shekara takwas a mukamin mataimakin shugaban kasa Ronald Reagan.

Amma duk kasancewa farin jininsa ya kai kashin 90 cikin 100, an tuhume shi da rashin kulawa da harkokin cikin gida, inda Bill Clinton ya kayar da shi a zaben 1992.


Ya taba zama matukin jirgin yaki a lokacin yakin duniya na biyu kafin daga baya ya shiga siyasa a 1964 a karkashin jam'iyyar Republican.

A watan Afrilu aka kwantar da shi a wani asibiti bayan da ya kamu da rashin lafiya, lamarin da ya faru mako guda bayan mutuwar matarsa Barbara.

HUKUMAR HISBAH TA KANO TA AA KAFAR WANDO DAYA DA MASU RAWAR MALDWEBE

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Ranar Talatar da ta gabata ne wani bidiyo ya fito da ke nuna wasu 'yan mata sanye da hijabi na tikar rawar da ta samo asali daga kasar Afirka ta Kudu.
Wasu mutane sun ce 'yan matan da ke cikin bidiyon 'yan jihar Kano ne, amma kakakin hukumar Hisbah a Kano, Adamu Yahaya ya shaida wa BBC cewa ba su samu wani rahoto mai kama da wannan ba.
"Gaskiyar maganar ita ce ba mu da masaniya game da wannan sabuwar rawar da ka ke magana a kai, amma aikinmu ne hana aikata laifuka masu bata al'adu da tarbiyyar al'umma.
"Saboda haka idan muka sami rahoton da ke cewa wasu na yin irin wannan rawar, to ko shakka babu za mu kama su".
Wannan sabuwar rawar ta samo asali ne daga wata waka da mawakin Afirka ta Kudu, King Monada, ya rera mai suna 'Maldwedhe' da aka ce tana caza kwakwalwar matasa.
Ma'anar kalmar Maldwedhe ita ce cuta, kuma Monada ya yi amfani da kalmar ce dangane da wani maras lafiya da ke dauke da cutar wadda ke sa shi ya suma idan ya kama masoyiyarsa tare da wani.

Ko a farkon shekarar 2017 ma an fito da sarar wata sabuwar rawa da matasa suka dinga yayinta a Najeriya, wato rawar dab, inda suke yi tamkar masu ruku'u su kuma rufe fuskarsu da hannu daya.
A wancan lokacin ma an yi ta ce-ce-ku-ce a kan wannan dabi'a.