Kada Eagle Eye

Northern Elderstateman and Senior Citizen, Alhaji Mohammed Rabiu Bako has has called for unity and a reflection of the journey thus far as Nigeria celebrates her 64th Independence anniversary on October 1st.  Speaking to our correspondent in Kaduna on Monday evening, Bako stated; As we celebrate 64 years of nationhood, it's a moment for pride and reflection. I congratulate our President, Bola Ahmed Tinubu, our past presidents and heads of state, our brave armed forces and all citizens for our continued dedication to our sovereignty and security." "While we acknowledge the challenges of insecurity, poverty, and poor living conditions affecting so many, it's crucial that we hold onto the spirit of unity. It remains the cornerstone of our collective existence and progress." Further stressing, Rabiu Bako reminds that "Corruption continues to be a formidable barrier to our advancement. Mr. President must take bold, decisive action to eradicate this pe

It is with great displeasure that I identify and commiserate with the good people of Borno State in this hard and difficult times. There is little doubt that the people have indeed faced immense challenges in recent years, from the devastating impacts of terrorism to the tragic consequences of recent flooding. The loss of life and the displacement of thousands are not just statistics; they represent families torn apart and communities devastated. In this critical moment, it's imperative for Governors and the National Assembly members across the nation to extend immediate aid in support and solidarity to Borno. Resources, both financial and material will play a significant role in alleviating the suffering of those affected. Collaborative efforts to provide immediate relief such as food, medical assistance, and shelter are crucial as well. Furthermore, a visit from the President, Bola Ahmed Tinubu whom is currently somewhere in the United Kingdom would be a powerful gest