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    Church leaders at Shettima’s unveiling show proof of ordinations, ministries The Bishops and Clerics whose attendance at the formal unveiling of former Borno Governor, Senator Kashim Shetiima, as the running mate to APC’s presidential candidate, Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu, sparked media controversy and insinuations of sponsored impersonation have offered proof of their status as ordained clerics and founders of Christian ministries. The Christian leaders also clarifying the widespread misunderstanding that they attended the event as by his transformation of Borno state, where he handed management of social relations, including the protection of rights for all regardless of religion, while he was the governor of the state. The group said: “Although Senator Kashim Shettima took the mantle of the state at a difficult time marked by terror attacks and deadly insurgency, his mature, cautious, and decisive management of the state’s affairs helped preserved the social fabr...

     Abu Sanni, Government benefiting from insurgency Sanni, who says he helped mastermind the abduction of students of Government Girls Secondary School Jangebe, Zamfara, was interviewed by BBC Africa Eye in a forest in Zamfara. The documentary titled 'The Bandit warlords of Zamfara', will air today, July 25. Yusuf Anka, a journalist, went into remote bandit enclaves in the state to speak with the bandits. Sanni told the journalist that the schoolgirls kidnapped on February 27, 2021, were taken by his gang as revenge against the government for sending the military after them. He said his gang demanded N300 million from the government for the release of the schoolgirls but N60 million was paid. "When the rainy season ended, they sent the military after us. We decided to show the government they should not interfere in our problems. We went to Jangebe and took the students. We wanted to get the government angry," he said. "We demanded N300 million but after ne...

Wife   D*mped For Giving  Birth To Her Fifth Set Of Twins A woman who gave birth to five pairs of twins has shared her painful story of how her bundles of blessings became a burden to her. Nalongo Gloria, from Uganda, was abandoned by husband Ssalongo when she delivered their ninth and tenth child. “When I got pregnant with twins on the third day, the man said this is too much for him and told me to go home. Where he was sending me, I didn’t have their numbers anymore because I came to Kampala to work as a house girl,” a dispirited Gloria told NTV Mwasuze Mutya during an interview. It was the beginning of a rough road for Gloria, who barely had anywhere else to seek help. Stuck in the middle of nowhere, Gloria’s lover, Ssalongo, gave him terms and conditions. “The man told me that if I can’t produce one child, he can’t take care of me with the dogs,” Gloria disclosed. One day, when Gloria was looking for something to do, she found out her man had packed his things and left. S...