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Kwankwaso Congratulates Trump And Calls for Stronger Democracy in Nigeria

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In a message on his X handle, former Kano State Governor Rabiu Musa Kwankwaso congratulated President-elect Donald Trump and his team on their recent election victory in the United States.

Kwankwaso, known for his significant role in Nigerian politics, praised Trump’s historic political comeback, calling it a remarkable achievement that will be studied for years to come.

He drew a parallel with his political journey, recalling his return to power in 2011 when he won the governorship in Kano State after losing the election eight years earlier while serving as governor.

This kind of comeback, Kwankwaso noted, requires deep commitment, resilience, and unwavering support from the people.

Kwankwaso’s message is significant and it shows the respect he has for Trump’s ability to regain the highest office in the U.S., despite facing challenges and setbacks.

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He remarked, “Such a return requires immense commitment, dedication, hard work, resilience, and exceptional love and support from your people.”

His words underscore the emotional and logistical demands of such a journey, and he expressed admiration for Trump’s perseverance in the face of opposition.

In his post, Kwankwaso also commended the outgoing administration led by President Joe Biden and Vice President Kamala Harris, the Democratic party’s presidential candidate, for facilitating a peaceful and transparent election process.

Furthermore, he lauded their dedication to democracy, highlighting their willingness to concede and ensure a smooth transition of power.

According to Kwankwaso, the actions of Biden and Biden, a seasoned politician and former vice president under Barack Obama, focused his administration on issues like climate change, healthcare, and strengthening ties with international allies.

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His administration, along with Harris—who made history as the first woman and person of colour to serve as vice president—has championed values of inclusivity and democratic integrity.

Kwankwaso used this opportunity to appeal to the U.S. government to support efforts aimed at reinforcing democracy and democratic institutions in Nigeria.

Also, he emphasized‎ that Nigeria, a country with one of the largest populations in Africa, faces challenges with maintaining free, fair, and peaceful elections, and he urged the U.S. to help ensure that the people’s will, as expressed at the ballot box, is upheld.


 

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Nigeria’s Foreign Debt Servicing Costs Jump 39.7% to $3.57 Billion in 2024

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In the first nine months of 2024, Nigeria spent $3.57 billion on foreign debt servicing—a 39.7% increase from the $2.56 billion spent during the same period in 2023, according to a Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) report.

The highest monthly payment in 2024 was recorded in May, at $854.36 million, surpassing 2023’s peak of $641.69 million in July.

January saw a 389% increase compared to the previous year, while May’s payments rose by 286.52%. Although slight decreases occurred in June and July, September’s servicing costs were 17.49% higher than in 2023.

Amid rising debt payments, Nigeria’s total public debt reached N134 trillion in Q2 2024, up 10% from Q1.


 

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NYSC Confirms Registration Date for Batch C, Stream 1, 2024

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The National Youth Service Corps (NYSC), releases confirmed date for the registration of Batch C Stream I, 2024. The registration will commence from the 14th of November, 2024. Although the duration of days or how long the portal will be opened have not yet been stated.

Here is the photo released on their official social media page on Instagram:


 

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Edo State Government Approves Removal of Executive Boards, Agencies, and Parastatals

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The Edo State Government approves of the removal of Executive boards, agencies and parastatals in the state’s public service. This information was confirmed on Wednesday and released in the Chief Press Secretary, Fred Itua, statement.

Itua shared that the state governor has ordered the appointees to turn over their government properties to the public officer.

“It is hereby announced for the information of the general public that the Governor of Edo State, Senator Monday Okpebholo, has approved the dissolution of the executives of all boards, agencies, and parastatals in the Edo State Public Service, with immediate effect.””


 

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