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General C.G. Musa's positive impact
In a world often overshadowed by divisions, conflicts, and cynicism, acts of kindness illuminate the path towards unity and hope. General Christopher G. Musa, the current Chief of Defence Staff of Nigeria, stands as a beacon of this powerful virtue. His commitment to fostering change and uplifting young minds, particularly those from impoverished backgrounds, exemplifies how kindness, when harnessed correctly, can create ripples of positive impact that extend far beyond traditional leadership.
How General Musa transformed my life
In a world often fraught with uncertainty and hardship, it is rare to come across individuals whose acts of kindness shine like beacons of hope in the darkness. This is the story of how one such individual, General C.G. Musa, changed the course of my life with his remarkable generousity and compassion. After my graduation from the University of Maiduguri, I found myself at a crossroads.
The best blessing - Mrs Lilian Musa/ General Musa
In a world full of chaos and uncertainties, finding a partner who serves as a beacon of support and strength is truly a gift from above. Mrs. Lilian Musa, the esteemed wife of the Chief of Defence Staff, General C.G. Musa, embodies the very essence of a loving and devoted wife, standing by her husband through thick and thin. It is often said that behind every successful man is a great woman, and in the case of General C.G. Musa, this sentiment rings more true than ever.
General Musa: The silent philanthropist - Blueprint Newspapers Limited
In a world filled with noise and self-promotion, there are those individuals who quietly go about their lives, making a profound impact on those around them without seeking recognition or praise. One such individual is General C.G. Musa, a man whose generousity and compassion have touched the lives of many in need. General C.G. Musa, Chief of Defense Staff, is known for his humility and dedication to helping others.
C.G Musa, a philanthropist, humanitarian
In a world plagued by power struggles, corruption and indifference, it is truly refreshing to witness the remarkable rise of individuals who embody strength and compassion. One such individual is General C.G Musa, a living legend in his own right, who has become a shining example of a true philanthropist and humanitarian. Born and raised in a modest family, General C.G Musa is not just a man of great courage and military skills, but also one commited to serve humanity.
Nigeria At 61: A Ship Without A Captain -By Mubarak Ibrahim
Today Nigeria is 61 years old as an independent nation. Nigeria transformed from a centralized and regionally structured country to a thirty six federal Nation. The journey has been tough. Nigeria’s current population is estimated at about 214 million that is diverse, plural and heterogeneous. 1st October,1960 goes down in the history as the day Nigeria was liberated. We claimed to be free but what exactly are we free from?
Corruption in Nigeria: virus without antidote -By Mubarak Ibrahim
Nigeria is a multicultural nation of diverse people, multiple identities and colourful outlook. It has a population of about 210 million, 400 ethnic groups; two major religion and 36 federating states. However, poor management of corrupt practices coupled with the complex platforms of diversity had violently rocked the basis of the country. Corruption in Nigeria is often misunderstood and restricted to only financial misappropriation but is far beyond that.
Molecular characterization and phylogenetic analysis of orf virus isolated from goats in Sokoto metropolis, Nigeria
Background Contagious ecthyma (CE) is a highly contagious viral disease of small ruminants such as sheep and goats [1] that occasionally affects camels [2] and wild ruminants with huge economic impact on the livestock industry [2–6]. Clinically, the disease is associated with skin lesions such as erythema, macules, papules, vesicles, pustules and crusts on the lips, tongue, teat, nose, hooves and other parts of the body [6] especially in young lambs and kids [3,7].
Nigeria’s enemy in the 21st century: Fake news, hate speech and kidnapping
By Mubarak Ibrahim Fake news and hate speech are two mutually exclusive terms that mean different things. However, in the Nigerian context, the terms are often paired especially in inciteful media context. Most ethno religious conflicts in Nigeria are politically motivated, and coincidentally politics happen to be the bridge that brings fake news and hate speech together. To compound the situation further, the internet emerged. This makes the production and distribution of contents to be easier.
Presidency: how badly do women want it? -By Mubarak Ibrahim
Gender equality is a controversial and much disputed issue in Africa and Nigeria in particular. For women leadership, the African experience varied. In Ethiopia, women occupied 50% of the county’s Cabinet while Rwanda has 60% female legislators. But in Nigeria, has only 5.6 represention in the Parliament. In fact, Nigeria ranks fifth lowest among sub Saharan African countries in terms of gender disparity.
Nigeria’s enemy in the 21st century: Fake news, hate speech and kidnapping -By Mubarak Ibrahim
Fake news and hate speech are two mutually exclusive terms that mean different things. However, in the Nigerian context, the terms are often paired especially in inciteful media context. Most ethno religious conflicts in Nigeria are politically motivated, and coincidentally politics happen to be the bridge that brings fake news and hate speech together. To compound the situation further, the internet emerged. This makes the production and distribution of contents to be easier.
Nigeria and the myth of national integration
By Mubarak Ibrahim By October 2021 Nigeria will be 61 years old as an independent Nation; the journey has been very tough. Nigeria transformed from a centralized and regionally structured country to a thirty six States Federal Nation with advances in politics, economic, social coexistence and all other sectors. Nigeria’s current population is estimated at about 210 million that is diverse plural and heterogeneous.
Nigeria and the myth of national integration -By Mubarak Ibrahim
By October 2021 Nigeria will be 61 years old as an independent Nation; the journey has been very tough. Nigeria transformed from a centralized and regionally structured country to a thirty six States Federal Nation with advances in politics, economic, social coexistence and all other sectors. Nigeria’s current population is estimated at about 210 million that is diverse plural and heterogeneous.
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