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  • Gully erosion in Kano: Gov. Yusuf partners World Bank, FG to implement mega project at Gayawa

    Governor Abba Kabir has visited Gayawa Gully Erosion site and promised to address the environmental challenges and improve the lives of the people in the area.

    In a statement issued by the Governor's Spokesperson Sanusi Bature Dawakin Tofa, the Governor made this promise during a visit to the site on Friday.

    Governor Yusuf said that, the visit marked the new chapter in the journey towards addressing the persistent environmental challenges that have plagues the community of Bulbula- Gayawa for in Ungoggo Local Government which also affects parts of Nasarawa and Fagge local government areas for decades.

    He added that, the urgent concerns raised by the devastating gully erosion necessitated immediate and decisive action to protect the lives and properties of the people in the community.

    "The destructive effects of the gully erosion has not only claimed the lives but has inflicted untold hardship from the tragic loss of farmlands to the dangers faced by the children as they travel to school." Gov. Yusuf emphasised

    "The site has regrettably became a place where criminal activities flourished and the loss of children due to flooding during the rainy season, it is heartbreaking," the governor lamented.

    He added that, his administration is firmly committed to tackling the erosion challenges in Bulbula- Gayawa as part of the larger mission to address land degradation, environmental risks and impacts of climate change throughout the state.

    Governor Yusuf revealed that the work would be done through the Agro-climatic Resilience in Semi-Arid Landscape (ACReSAL) under the supervision of state ministry of environment which enjoys strategic partnership with World Bank and the Federal Government of Nigeria.

    The governor also informed the members of the community that, the ground work for the erosion control has been completed and it would require billions of naira to execute.

    "The significant steps taken by the state government to halt indiscriminate and illegal sand mining activities in several areas and embarked on extensive land restoration projects including the rehabilitation of shelterbelt at Yanbawa and Sabongarin Ginzo.

    "The restoration of over 21,261hectares of degraded land and the establishment of wood lot plantation, this initiative have been instrumental in mitigating desertification restoring land fertility and promoting sustainable livelihood for our people.

    "Beyond controlling erosion, we are implementing community support programmes to revive livelihoods and rebuild what has been lost. Our livelihood support includes agricultural inputs and skill-building initiatives that will empower families and foster productivity in a secure and peaceful environment.

    "The current administration is committed to ensuring that no community is left behind. Today, we are here to affirm that your voices have been heard, and we will tirelessly work to restore safety, security, and prosperity to Bulbula-Gayawa and its surrounding areas," the governor assured.

    In his response on behalf of the community, Village Head of Zango, Malam Hamza Jibrin Nuhu appreciated the concern shown by the governor, disclosing that Governor Yusuf was the first and only governor that visited the Gully Erosion site.

    He also prayed for governor and wished him success in all the good policies planned for the development of Kano.

    Signed

    Sunusi Bature Dawakin Tofa,
    Gully erosion in Kano: Gov. Yusuf partners World Bank, FG to implement mega project at Gayawa Governor Abba Kabir has visited Gayawa Gully Erosion site and promised to address the environmental challenges and improve the lives of the people in the area. In a statement issued by the Governor's Spokesperson Sanusi Bature Dawakin Tofa, the Governor made this promise during a visit to the site on Friday. Governor Yusuf said that, the visit marked the new chapter in the journey towards addressing the persistent environmental challenges that have plagues the community of Bulbula- Gayawa for in Ungoggo Local Government which also affects parts of Nasarawa and Fagge local government areas for decades. He added that, the urgent concerns raised by the devastating gully erosion necessitated immediate and decisive action to protect the lives and properties of the people in the community. "The destructive effects of the gully erosion has not only claimed the lives but has inflicted untold hardship from the tragic loss of farmlands to the dangers faced by the children as they travel to school." Gov. Yusuf emphasised "The site has regrettably became a place where criminal activities flourished and the loss of children due to flooding during the rainy season, it is heartbreaking," the governor lamented. He added that, his administration is firmly committed to tackling the erosion challenges in Bulbula- Gayawa as part of the larger mission to address land degradation, environmental risks and impacts of climate change throughout the state. Governor Yusuf revealed that the work would be done through the Agro-climatic Resilience in Semi-Arid Landscape (ACReSAL) under the supervision of state ministry of environment which enjoys strategic partnership with World Bank and the Federal Government of Nigeria. The governor also informed the members of the community that, the ground work for the erosion control has been completed and it would require billions of naira to execute. "The significant steps taken by the state government to halt indiscriminate and illegal sand mining activities in several areas and embarked on extensive land restoration projects including the rehabilitation of shelterbelt at Yanbawa and Sabongarin Ginzo. "The restoration of over 21,261hectares of degraded land and the establishment of wood lot plantation, this initiative have been instrumental in mitigating desertification restoring land fertility and promoting sustainable livelihood for our people. "Beyond controlling erosion, we are implementing community support programmes to revive livelihoods and rebuild what has been lost. Our livelihood support includes agricultural inputs and skill-building initiatives that will empower families and foster productivity in a secure and peaceful environment. "The current administration is committed to ensuring that no community is left behind. Today, we are here to affirm that your voices have been heard, and we will tirelessly work to restore safety, security, and prosperity to Bulbula-Gayawa and its surrounding areas," the governor assured. In his response on behalf of the community, Village Head of Zango, Malam Hamza Jibrin Nuhu appreciated the concern shown by the governor, disclosing that Governor Yusuf was the first and only governor that visited the Gully Erosion site. He also prayed for governor and wished him success in all the good policies planned for the development of Kano. Signed Sunusi Bature Dawakin Tofa,
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  • Gully erosion in Kano: Gov. Yusuf partners World Bank, FG to implement mega project at Gayawa

    Governor Abba Kabir has visited Gayawa Gully Erosion site and promised to address the environmental challenges and improve the lives of the people in the area.

    In a statement issued by the Governor's Spokesperson Sanusi Bature Dawakin Tofa, the Governor made this promise during a visit to the site on Friday.

    Governor Yusuf said that, the visit marked the new chapter in the journey towards addressing the persistent environmental challenges that have plagues the community of Bulbula- Gayawa for in Ungoggo Local Government which also affects parts of Nasarawa and Fagge local government areas for decades.

    He added that, the urgent concerns raised by the devastating gully erosion necessitated immediate and decisive action to protect the lives and properties of the people in the community.

    "The destructive effects of the gully erosion has not only claimed the lives but has inflicted untold hardship from the tragic loss of farmlands to the dangers faced by the children as they travel to school." Gov. Yusuf emphasised

    "The site has regrettably became a place where criminal activities flourished and the loss of children due to flooding during the rainy season, it is heartbreaking," the governor lamented.

    He added that, his administration is firmly committed to tackling the erosion challenges in Bulbula- Gayawa as part of the larger mission to address land degradation, environmental risks and impacts of climate change throughout the state.

    Governor Yusuf revealed that the work would be done through the Agro-climatic Resilience in Semi-Arid Landscape (ACReSAL) under the supervision of state ministry of environment which enjoys strategic partnership with World Bank and the Federal Government of Nigeria.

    The governor also informed the members of the community that, the ground work for the erosion control has been completed and it would require billions of naira to execute.

    "The significant steps taken by the state government to halt indiscriminate and illegal sand mining activities in several areas and embarked on extensive land restoration projects including the rehabilitation of shelterbelt at Yanbawa and Sabongarin Ginzo.

    "The restoration of over 21,261hectares of degraded land and the establishment of wood lot plantation, this initiative have been instrumental in mitigating desertification restoring land fertility and promoting sustainable livelihood for our people.

    "Beyond controlling erosion, we are implementing community support programmes to revive livelihoods and rebuild what has been lost. Our livelihood support includes agricultural inputs and skill-building initiatives that will empower families and foster productivity in a secure and peaceful environment.

    "The current administration is committed to ensuring that no community is left behind. Today, we are here to affirm that your voices have been heard, and we will tirelessly work to restore safety, security, and prosperity to Bulbula-Gayawa and its surrounding areas," the governor assured.

    In his response on behalf of the community, Village Head of Zango, Malam Hamza Jibrin Nuhu appreciated the concern shown by the governor, disclosing that Governor Yusuf was the first and only governor that visited the Gully Erosion site.

    He also prayed for governor and wished him success in all the good policies planned for the development of Kano.

    Signed

    Sunusi Bature Dawakin Tofa,
    Gully erosion in Kano: Gov. Yusuf partners World Bank, FG to implement mega project at Gayawa Governor Abba Kabir has visited Gayawa Gully Erosion site and promised to address the environmental challenges and improve the lives of the people in the area. In a statement issued by the Governor's Spokesperson Sanusi Bature Dawakin Tofa, the Governor made this promise during a visit to the site on Friday. Governor Yusuf said that, the visit marked the new chapter in the journey towards addressing the persistent environmental challenges that have plagues the community of Bulbula- Gayawa for in Ungoggo Local Government which also affects parts of Nasarawa and Fagge local government areas for decades. He added that, the urgent concerns raised by the devastating gully erosion necessitated immediate and decisive action to protect the lives and properties of the people in the community. "The destructive effects of the gully erosion has not only claimed the lives but has inflicted untold hardship from the tragic loss of farmlands to the dangers faced by the children as they travel to school." Gov. Yusuf emphasised "The site has regrettably became a place where criminal activities flourished and the loss of children due to flooding during the rainy season, it is heartbreaking," the governor lamented. He added that, his administration is firmly committed to tackling the erosion challenges in Bulbula- Gayawa as part of the larger mission to address land degradation, environmental risks and impacts of climate change throughout the state. Governor Yusuf revealed that the work would be done through the Agro-climatic Resilience in Semi-Arid Landscape (ACReSAL) under the supervision of state ministry of environment which enjoys strategic partnership with World Bank and the Federal Government of Nigeria. The governor also informed the members of the community that, the ground work for the erosion control has been completed and it would require billions of naira to execute. "The significant steps taken by the state government to halt indiscriminate and illegal sand mining activities in several areas and embarked on extensive land restoration projects including the rehabilitation of shelterbelt at Yanbawa and Sabongarin Ginzo. "The restoration of over 21,261hectares of degraded land and the establishment of wood lot plantation, this initiative have been instrumental in mitigating desertification restoring land fertility and promoting sustainable livelihood for our people. "Beyond controlling erosion, we are implementing community support programmes to revive livelihoods and rebuild what has been lost. Our livelihood support includes agricultural inputs and skill-building initiatives that will empower families and foster productivity in a secure and peaceful environment. "The current administration is committed to ensuring that no community is left behind. Today, we are here to affirm that your voices have been heard, and we will tirelessly work to restore safety, security, and prosperity to Bulbula-Gayawa and its surrounding areas," the governor assured. In his response on behalf of the community, Village Head of Zango, Malam Hamza Jibrin Nuhu appreciated the concern shown by the governor, disclosing that Governor Yusuf was the first and only governor that visited the Gully Erosion site. He also prayed for governor and wished him success in all the good policies planned for the development of Kano. Signed Sunusi Bature Dawakin Tofa,
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    First February Friday father Francis fried four fresh fishes for four famous friends from France........
    I pick F. First February Friday father Francis fried four fresh fishes for four famous friends from France........
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  • The lawmaker representing Niger East Senatorial District in the National Assembly, Sani Musa, has heaped praises on President Bola Tinubu over his decision to implement the fuel subsidy removal policy.
    Musa in an interview with Channels TV on Friday, submitted that the fuel subsidy removal by President Tinubu is the best thing that has happened to Nigeria.
    The lawmaker representing Niger East Senatorial District in the National Assembly, Sani Musa, has heaped praises on President Bola Tinubu over his decision to implement the fuel subsidy removal policy. Musa in an interview with Channels TV on Friday, submitted that the fuel subsidy removal by President Tinubu is the best thing that has happened to Nigeria.
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  • May Allah accept your prayers and deeds. Have a wonderful weekend! #FridayBlessings #WeekendFun
    May Allah accept your prayers and deeds. Have a wonderful weekend! #FridayBlessings #WeekendFun
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  • Happy Jumu'at Mubarak! May today's blessings carry you through the weekend. #FridayFeeling #Blessed
    Happy Jumu'at Mubarak! May today's blessings carry you through the weekend. #FridayFeeling #Blessed
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  • Friday got me in a good mood
    Friday got me in a good mood
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  • Time for Friday favorites! Share this week's favorite...
    Time for Friday favorites! Share this week's favorite...🍔🎵📚
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  • November is a fascinating month with a rich history and plenty of interesting facts. Let's dive in!

    *Name Origin*
    November's name comes from the Latin word "novem," meaning nine, as it was originally the ninth month of the Roman calendar ¹. When the Julian calendar was adopted in 45 BC, November became the 11th month.

    *Birthstones and Flowers*
    If you're born in November, you're lucky to have two beautiful birthstones: the topaz and the citrine ¹. The month's birth flowers are the chrysanthemum and the peony, symbolizing longevity and honor ¹.

    *Historical Events*
    November has witnessed significant historical events, including the Gettysburg Address by President Abraham Lincoln on November 19, 1863 ¹. On November 22, 1963, President John F. Kennedy was assassinated in Dallas, Texas ¹.

    *Cultural Celebrations*
    November is a month of gratitude and remembrance. In the United States, Thanksgiving is celebrated on the fourth Thursday of November ². The month also marks Veterans Day on November 11 and Remembrance Day in Canada ².

    *Fun Facts*
    - November is National Banana Pudding Lovers Month ².
    - The Full Beaver Moon occurs in November, named after the colonial practice of setting beaver traps before the swamps froze ¹ ².
    - The month is also known for its unpredictable weather, with folklore saying that a heavy November snow will last until April ².

    *Other Notable Dates*
    - _All Saints' Day_ (November 1)
    - _Election Day_ (first Tuesday in November)
    - _Veterans Day_ (November 11)
    - _Thanksgiving Day_ (fourth Thursday in November)
    - _Black Friday_ (day after Thanksgiving)

    November is a fascinating month with a rich history and plenty of interesting facts. Let's dive in! *Name Origin* November's name comes from the Latin word "novem," meaning nine, as it was originally the ninth month of the Roman calendar ¹. When the Julian calendar was adopted in 45 BC, November became the 11th month. *Birthstones and Flowers* If you're born in November, you're lucky to have two beautiful birthstones: the topaz and the citrine ¹. The month's birth flowers are the chrysanthemum and the peony, symbolizing longevity and honor ¹. *Historical Events* November has witnessed significant historical events, including the Gettysburg Address by President Abraham Lincoln on November 19, 1863 ¹. On November 22, 1963, President John F. Kennedy was assassinated in Dallas, Texas ¹. *Cultural Celebrations* November is a month of gratitude and remembrance. In the United States, Thanksgiving is celebrated on the fourth Thursday of November ². The month also marks Veterans Day on November 11 and Remembrance Day in Canada ². *Fun Facts* - November is National Banana Pudding Lovers Month ². - The Full Beaver Moon occurs in November, named after the colonial practice of setting beaver traps before the swamps froze ¹ ². - The month is also known for its unpredictable weather, with folklore saying that a heavy November snow will last until April ². *Other Notable Dates* - _All Saints' Day_ (November 1) - _Election Day_ (first Tuesday in November) - _Veterans Day_ (November 11) - _Thanksgiving Day_ (fourth Thursday in November) - _Black Friday_ (day after Thanksgiving)
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  • Friday!

    Here are some interesting facts about Friday:

    *Origin and Name*

    1. Friday is named after Frigga, the Norse goddess of love and beauty.
    2. In Old English, Friday was known as "Frīgedæg," meaning "Frigga's day."
    3. Friday is the 6th day of the week in the Gregorian calendar.

    *Cultural Significance*

    1. Friday is considered the last day of the workweek in many cultures.
    2. In Islamic tradition, Friday is the day of congregational prayer (Jumu'ah).
    3. In Christianity, Friday is associated with Jesus' crucifixion (Good Friday).

    *Superstitions and Folklore*

    1. Friday the 13th is considered unlucky in many Western cultures.
    2. In Norse mythology, Friday was believed to be a day of protection and good fortune.
    3. In some African cultures, Friday is considered a day for spiritual cleansing.

    *Business and Finance*

    1. Friday is often considered a good day to release news or announcements.
    2. The stock market tends to experience a "Friday effect," with prices often rising.
    3. Many companies have "Casual Fridays" or relaxed dress codes.

    *Entertainment and Leisure*

    1. Friday night is often associated with socializing, movies, and sports.
    2. The phrase "TGIF" (Thank Goodness It's Friday) became popular in the 1960s.
    3. Friday is the most popular day for movie premieres.

    *Fun Facts*

    1. Friday is the most popular day for online shopping.
    2. The first Friday the 13th movie was released in 1980.
    3. Friday is the day when people are most likely to plan weekend trips.

    *Astrology*

    1. Friday is associated with Venus, the planet of love and beauty.
    2. People born on Fridays are said to be charming, sociable, and artistic.

    Friday! Here are some interesting facts about Friday: *Origin and Name* 1. Friday is named after Frigga, the Norse goddess of love and beauty. 2. In Old English, Friday was known as "Frīgedæg," meaning "Frigga's day." 3. Friday is the 6th day of the week in the Gregorian calendar. *Cultural Significance* 1. Friday is considered the last day of the workweek in many cultures. 2. In Islamic tradition, Friday is the day of congregational prayer (Jumu'ah). 3. In Christianity, Friday is associated with Jesus' crucifixion (Good Friday). *Superstitions and Folklore* 1. Friday the 13th is considered unlucky in many Western cultures. 2. In Norse mythology, Friday was believed to be a day of protection and good fortune. 3. In some African cultures, Friday is considered a day for spiritual cleansing. *Business and Finance* 1. Friday is often considered a good day to release news or announcements. 2. The stock market tends to experience a "Friday effect," with prices often rising. 3. Many companies have "Casual Fridays" or relaxed dress codes. *Entertainment and Leisure* 1. Friday night is often associated with socializing, movies, and sports. 2. The phrase "TGIF" (Thank Goodness It's Friday) became popular in the 1960s. 3. Friday is the most popular day for movie premieres. *Fun Facts* 1. Friday is the most popular day for online shopping. 2. The first Friday the 13th movie was released in 1980. 3. Friday is the day when people are most likely to plan weekend trips. *Astrology* 1. Friday is associated with Venus, the planet of love and beauty. 2. People born on Fridays are said to be charming, sociable, and artistic.
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