? SAD NEWS: Popular Actress Mourns, NBC Director Kidnapped, JAMB Give Privileged Scores to North

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? SAD NEWS: Popular Actress Mourns, NBC Director Kidnapped, JAMB Give Privileged Scores to North

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?Hot News: Popular Actress Mourns, NBC Director Kidnapped, JAMB Give Privileged Scores to North

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Actress Sindodo Tayo loses mum

Actress Tayo Odueke aka Sindodo Tayo is bereaved as she has lost her mum.

She shared the sad news on her Instagram page this morning September 7.

”Erin wo!

Iya mi ..

Abiamo tooto

Alabaro miiiii

Ah!

My jewel of inestimable value…

This is literally a hard blow for me….

And to think I still saw you 2days ago

Ti to bi re olohun

I didn’t see this coming….

Tears keep rolling & won’t stop…

Bt what can I do?

Ko si

I Pray almighty Allah grants you aljannah firdau & forgive all your short comings

May your beautiful soul rip ?

To everyone that called & came Over Eshey modupe

And if I didn’t pick your calls I’ll definitely get back….Eshey modupe

Ani fi ru eleyi san Amin”9

May her soul rest in peace, Amen.i

Gunmen abduct retired NBC director, daughter, others in Katsina

Gunmen suspected to be bandits, on Tuesday, abducted a former General Manager of the Katsina State Television, Alhaji Ahmed Abdulkadir, and his teenage daughter.

Abdulkadir is also a retired director with National Broadcast Commission.

Residents disclosed that the gunmen stormed his residence at Shema Quarters, Bakori Local Government Area of Katsina State early Tuesday morning and started shooting indiscriminately before they whisked him and his teenage daughter off.

It was also learnt that the gunmen abducted three other people in the community before moving all the victims into the forests.

The spokesman for the Katsina police command, SP Gambo Isah was yet to reply to the SMS sent to him on the incident. His phone also rang out.

Gunmen had over the weekend abducted members of the families of two lawmakers in the state.

Two sons and a wife of a lawmaker representing Bakori Constituency in the state House of Assembly, Dr. Ibrahim Kurami, were abducted on Saturday night at Kurami.

The gunmen struck again early Sunday morning at Tafoki where they abducted Asma’u, the younger sister of the House Deputy Speaker, Dalhatu Tafoki, who represents Faskari Constituency at the Assembly.

Stop giving preferential scores to Northern students – Governor El-Rufai tells JAMB

Governor Nasir El-Rufai of Kaduna State has asked the Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board to stop giving preferential scores to Northern students in its exams.

In an interview on Channels Television on Monday September 6, the Kaduna state Governor said standardization of the scores would make students from the North to be competitive nationally and internationally.

The Governor also said that the differential JAMB scores has made Northern students lazy. Noting that schools in his state are currently closed based on the advice of security agencies, El-Rufai stated that they are confident that from next two weeks, they would start the gradual reopening of schools.

He said;

“The North has always been behind in education, we’ve continuously been the disadvantaged region right from independence even though we’re given preferences, JAMB scores and all that. That has not helped, in fact, it has made our people lazy.

“Against this differential JAMB and FG (Federal Government) scores, I think people should be encouraged to work hard and compete and we’re prepared to make our children in Kaduna State to be competitive, not only in the state, but globally.

“The schools are closed now because, on the advice of security agencies, they need a couple of months to undertake massive security operations. They’re doing that. We’re confident that from the next two weeks, we’ll start the gradual reopening of schools.

“We’ve moved many of our students in rural areas that we’re not sure we can protect to urban schools, thereby increasing the congestion in urban schools that we can protect.

“The continuous closure of schools is exactly what bandits and Boko Haram want and we’re not going to let them win but we must put the safety of our children and teachers first.”