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Articles by Sadiya Farouq
Nigeria: A Journey Rooted in Conviction and Nationhood
As I reflect on the life and legacy of His Excellency, President Muhammadu Buhari, GCFR, I do so with immense gratitude, humility, and a sense of patriotic pride. My first encounter with him was not in a political meeting room, but rather in the modest surroundings of Ahmadu Bello Univeristy, Zaria. He had come to visit his daughter, who happened to be my classmate. Even at that time, he carried himself with a quiet dignity that left a lasting impression on me as a young girl.
Betta Edu, Sadiya Farouq And Their Humanitarian Sleaze -By Rotimi Fasan
There are many Nigerians, if asked, who would say that there are better ways President Bola Tinubu could have handled the scandals in the Ministry of Humanitarian Affairs and Poverty Alleviation.
Adeleke orders probe of N200m fraud in Osun college
Osun State Governor, Ademola Adeleke, has directed an investigation into the allegations of financial mismanagement rocking the state College of Education, Ila-Orangun. It was alleged that a sum of N200m had been mismanaged under the current Governing Council of the college led by Dr. Peter Babalola, about five months after the assumption of office. In Read More Source: Punch Newspaper
Betta Edu, Sadiya Farouq and their humanitarian sleaze, By Rotimi Fasan
There are many Nigerians, if asked, who would say that there are better ways President Bola Tinubu could have handled the scandals in the Ministry of Humanitarian Affairs and Poverty Alleviation.
Nigerians want probe expanded to other poverty alleviation schemes | The Guardian Nigeria News
• Interrogators grill Edu, Umar-Farouq, banks’ chiefs • N438m contract scandal: Tunji-Ojo in Aso Villa, says ‘It’s all good’ • Edu’s suspension commendable but not enough – Atiku • Why Tinubu acted swiftly on fraud allegations — APC • Afenifere, CUPP back Tinubu on fight against corruption Many Nigerians are calling for the expansion of investigation into various poverty eradication schemes that have failed to lift at least 133 million multidimensionally poor citizens despite billions of...
Minister of humanitarian affairs, Sadiya Farouq, travels to US for child birth
December 3, 2021 Posted By: Stanley Ojochogu 2 Views child birth, Sadiya Farouq, travels to US The Minister of Humanitarian Affairs, Disaster Management and Social Development, Sadiya Umar Farouq has travelled to the United States of America for childbirth. Farouq, who was appointed by President Muhammadu Buhari in July 2019, is by age, the youngest minister in the Federal Cabinet of the president.
West Africa Reporters
December 3, 2021 Posted By: Stanley Ojochogu 0 Views child birth, Sadiya Farouq, travels to US The Minister of Humanitarian Affairs, Disaster Management and Social Development, Sadiya Umar Farouq has travelled to the United States of America for childbirth. Farouq, April 4, 2020April 4, 2020 Posted By: Audu Stanley 343 Views child birth, Nigerian news, nigerian newspapers, west africa reporters Mr. Michael Ibeh’s wife has given birth to a baby boy after 14 years of bareness.
West Africa Reporters
December 3, 2021 Posted By: Stanley Ojochogu 7 Views child birth, Sadiya Farouq, travels to US The Minister of Humanitarian Affairs, Disaster Management and Social Development, Sadiya Umar Farouq has travelled to the United States of America for childbirth. Farouq,
West Africa Reporters
December 3, 2021 Posted By: Stanley Ojochogu 35 Views child birth, Sadiya Farouq, travels to US The Minister of Humanitarian Affairs, Disaster Management and Social Development, Sadiya Umar Farouq has travelled to the United States of America for childbirth. Farouq,
COVID-19: Oyakhilome Foundation Innercity Mission supports Lagos with food items
The InnerCity Mission for Children, a non-governmental organization under the auspices of the Chris Oyakhilome Foundation International, has donated food items to the Lagos state government to help soften the effects of the compulsory lockdown in the state which has affected many who survive through their daily means of sustenance.
Sadiya Farouq And The Burden of Expectations, By Emma Agu
Every crisis throws up either a hero or a villain. Most often, the person at the epicentre of the crisis, either as provocateur or solution, does not necessarily have to be the leader, be it of a nation or a group, no matter how that group is defined.
COVID-19: Private schools ask for palliatives, tax waivers in Niger
By Tina George, Minna Proprietors of private schools in Niger state have appealed to the state government, to consider its members for the palliatives it has earmarked for the people in the state. They also asked for tax waivers from the board of internal revenue, opining that it would go a long way in reducing the hardship they suffer as a result of the lockdown.
Sadiya Farouq and the Burden of Expectations, By Emma Agu
Every crisis throws up either a hero or a villain. Most often, the person at the epicentre of the crisis, either as provocateur or solution, does not necessarily have to be the leader, be it of a nation or a group, no matter how that group is defined.
Coronavirus: Here’s why the virus was not created in a laboratory
Scientists are still investigating the origin of the coronavirus that has paralysed much of the planet. Perhaps understandably, rumours have circulated that the virus might be man-made, but scientists have spoken out to explain why it’s not true, Science Alert has reported. Specific features on the virus show that it’s the product of natural evolution, according to experts – and some of the features could not actually be made in a lab.
Sadiya Farouq and the burden of expectations, By Emma Agu
•Sadiya Umar Farouq, Minister of Humanitarian Affairs and Disaster Management Every crisis throws up either a hero or a villain. Most often, the person at the epicentre of the crisis, either as provocateur or solution, does not necessarily have to be the leader, be it of a nation or a group, no matter how that group is defined.
UNILAG and the Sex Narrative In the Villa, By Festus Adedayo
The sex-for-marks story in Nigerian universities, one can understand, but what exactly was responsible for the hoax about President Buhari getting married to one of his ministers? Who was behind this “sinister” motive of insinuating that sex matters, just like the UNILAG experience, is also a bother in Aso Rock? Were they insinuating that as arduous as the task of governance is, Buhari is still enamoured of matters of the flesh?
Buhari’s ‘Second Wife’ Draws Unprecedented Muslim Faithful To Aso Rock – The Whistler NG
An unprecedented number of Muslim faithful joined President Muhammadu Buhari at the Aso Rock Mosque inside the presidential villa, Abuja, for the weekly raka’at prayer on Friday. Among the hundreds of Muslim faithful that observed the raka’at prayer at the state house were presidential aides, cabinet ministers and former Zamfara state governor, Abdulaziz Yari, among others.
Abraham Vows To Cement England Place
By Amosu Adeboye Tammy Abraham has vowed that the time has come to establish himself as an England regular. The 22-year-old joined up with Gareth Southgate’s squad at St George’s Park yesterday after scoring his ninth goal in 11 games for Chelsea as the Blues eased to a 4-1 win over Southampton.
Buhari presents 2020 N10.33trn Appropriation Bill to NASS
President Muhammadu Buhari accompanied by members of the Federal Executive Council (FEC) on Tuesday presented the 2020 budget proposal to a joint session of the National Assembly (NASS). Buhari, who addressed the joint session of NASS at about, 2.03p.m., unveiled a budget of N10.33 trillion for the 2020 fiscal year. The Federal Executive Council had proposed N10.007 trillion for the financial year but the figure was increased to N10.33 trillion by the National Assembly.
“Suicide” As Newspaper Headline: To What End?, By Margaret Uddin-Ojeahere
Avoid the gory details of the act, methods and locations; avoid repeated use of images which display the means or faces of the affected individual. Preferably report the consequent trauma and emotional devastation felt by their survivors, the vacuum left behind and probably the attendant hardship that ensues in some instances. The reportage of suicide should underscore the fact that suicide can be prevented… The World Mental Health Day is marked every 10th of October.
Sadiya Farouq: Agenda-Setting for Nigeria’s Humanitarian Affairs Minister, By Yushau A. Shuaib
With the establishment of the new Ministry, it is expected that the minister will ensure better coordination of humanitarian services, the protection of relief providers and safety of emergency workers, whilst ensuring the judicious utilisation of resources.
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