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David Mark Urges Reflection on Nigeria’s 64th Independence Day
As Nigeria marks its 64th independence anniversary, former Senate President David Mark is urging the nation to reflect on its past. In a statement from his Media Adviser, Paul Mumeh, Mark emphasized the importance of learning from past mistakes.
He acknowledged the challenges Nigeria faces, such as insecurity, poverty, disease, and underdevelopment, but also highlighted the country’s rich human and natural resources that can improve its situation if citizens work together. Mark recalled Nigeria’s difficult history, including the civil war and ongoing ethnic and religious conflicts, which he attributes to leadership failures and a lack of civic responsibility.
He warned against divisive language that exploits these differences, calling those who do so enemies of the country. Despite these challenges, Mark noted that Nigeria has made progress and encouraged political leaders to focus on the needs of the people. He expressed hope that with unity and cooperation, Nigeria can overcome its challenges and called for greater investments in businesses to promote economic growth and stability.
Kendi Muthomi, a Kenyan engineer and Ph.D. scholar in Entomology at the University of Florida, has encouraged women to prioritize education and financial success.
She emphasized that modern men are increasingly seeking educated and financially independent women.
Muthomi’s advice highlights the growing importance of women empowering themselves through knowledge and wealth in today’s society.
The Kaduna State Primary Healthcare Development Agency reported one death out of 86 suspected cholera cases. Hamza Ibrahim-Ikara, the Director of Public Health, shared this during an interview with the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) on Thursday in Kaduna.
He mentioned that while cholera had spread across 30 states in the last five months, Kaduna remained unaffected until August 15. The first case was a 16-year-old boy from Likoro in Kudan LGA, who died before receiving treatment. After his death, the state activated its rapid response team on August 16. Since then, 19 cases appeared in Kudan, Sabon Gari, and Kubau LGAs. Out of 86 suspected cases across nine LGAs, 24 patients have recovered and been discharged.
Football clubs and fans are mourning the death of George Baldock, who passed away at the age of 31. Sheffield United expressed deep sadness, calling Baldock extremely popular among teammates and staff.
Northampton Town, where he played on loan, also sent condolences to his family, calling his passing tragic.
Baldock’s boyhood club, MK Dons, shared their grief, describing him as “one of our own” and recalling his rise from their academy to the Premier League.
Clubs and fans alike are paying tribute to Baldock during this difficult time.
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