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The Kaduna State Council of National Association Of Nigeria Nurses And Midwives has commended Governor Uba Sani for implementing the Consolidated Health Salary Structure(CONHESS) and the Consolidated Medical Salary Structure(CONMESS) for its members.

The commendation was conveyed in a letter signed by Comrade Ishaku Yakubu and Comrade Christiana Bawa, the State Chairman and State Secretary respectively, dated September 2, 2025.

The council noted that the ”singular act of magnanimity and fairness has rekindled the hope of many dedicated nurses in your administration and the Renewed Hope Agenda of Mr President.”

NANNM added that the Governor ” has not only demonstrated your genuine commitment to the welfare of nurses and health workers but has also reaffirmed your passion for strengthening healthcare delivery in our dear state.”

The letter acknowledged that the implementation of both CONHESS and CONMESS came amidst competing demands on state resources, ”yet Your Excellency prioritized the wellbeing of health workers.

”This visionary leadership has boosted morale, improved productivity and positioned Kaduna State as a model of labour-friendly governance,” the council added.

The nurses and midwives pledged continuous loyalty, dedication and professional excellence in service of Kaduna state, as their modest contribution to the Governor’s transformative agenda in the health sector.

A Federal High Court in Abuja has shifted the arraignment of activist Omoyele Sowore and two others on cybercrime charges to October 27.

Justice Mohammed Garba Umar on Tuesday adjourned the matter after it was learnt that the federal government did not serve the charge sheet on Sowore as stipulated by law.

When the matter was called, Sowore through his lead counsel, Abubakar Marshall Esq protested that he had not seen a copy of the charge or be served as required by law.

Similarly, he said that the second defendant, X, had also not been served and since the trial is on joint charge, the arraignment cannot hold. The third defendant, Meta, was represented by Professor Tayo Oyetibo (SAN).

Replying, the lead counsel to the federal government and the Director of the Public Prosecution of the Federation (DPPF), Mohammed Babadoko Abubakar, denied the allegations of non-service of the charge and insisted that Sowore had been served.

Following the submission, the trial judge consulted the file and confirmed that the defendants have not been served.

The DPPF subsequently applied for an order to serve them in the open court which was granted.

Sowore personally accepted the service in the open court and requested for three days to study the charges as required by law.

The federal government had filed five-count charges marked FHC/ABJ/CR)481/2025 accusing Sowore of using his official X handle page @YeleSowore to tweet: ‘This criminal @OfficialPBAT actually went to Brazil to state that there is no more corruption under his regime in Nigeria. What audacity to lie shamelessly!’

The alleged offending post said to be contrary to Section 24(2) (b) of the Cybercrimes Prohibition and Prevention Act 2024 was said to have been made on August 25 within the jurisdiction of the Federal High Court.

In count two, Sowore was said to have on August 26 used his official page Facebook to send the same false message out for the purpose of causing a breakdown of law and order in the country especially among those who hold divergent views on the person of President Tinubu.

The alleged offence is said to be contrary to Section 24(2) (b) of the Cybercrimes Prohibition and Prevention Act 2024; sections 59 and 375 of the Criminal Code Act.

Projects like Lyno AI and Remittix are raising millions in their presales, but most of their traction still lives inside dashboards and coin charts. Lyno AI leans on AI-driven arbitrage, while Remittix pushes global payments, yet both remain digital-first with limited ways for everyday users to feel their impact. So here’s the question: when will blockchain step beyond code and actually become something people can experience in real life?

That’s exactly where BlockDAG (BDAG) stands out. With its partnership alongside the BWT Alpine F1® team, every Grand Prix weekend turns into a live demonstration of blockchain through simulators, fan activations, and trackside integrations. It isn’t just theory, it’s tangible for millions of fans. That’s why buyers looking for crypto presales with the biggest reach now see BlockDAG as different from the rest, and often rank it among the top presales to watch.

BlockDAG: From Trackside to Real-World Utility

Most crypto projects promise utility but stop at whitepapers or coin dashboards. BlockDAG is breaking that pattern by putting its technology in front of millions of people at live events. Through its partnership with the BWT Alpine F1® team, fans will experience blockchain not as an abstract idea but as something interactive. Simulators, trackside activations, and digital integrations during race weekends turn BlockDAG into a network that spectators can actually engage with. It’s a blockchain you can experience, making it more relatable than any other crypto presale on the market.

This approach matters because it bridges the gap between speculation and adoption. When fans interact with BlockDAG at a Grand Prix, they’re not just watching, they’re part of the ecosystem. That real-world connection gives BlockDAG an edge, turning it from just another presale into a global showcase for decentralized tech. It’s the kind of visibility other new presales simply can’t replicate.

At the same time, the financial side of BlockDAG is hard to ignore. The presale has raised more than $415 million, attracted 312,000+ holders, and continues to bring in around $1 million daily. Coins are priced at $0.0013, with a target listing price that offers early buyers strong ROI potential.

Add in 20,000 X-Series miners already sold worldwide and over 3 million users mining via the X1 mobile app, and BlockDAG isn’t just building hype, it’s delivering. That’s why it stands out as one of the most lucrative and visible presales in 2025.

Lyno AI: Early-Stage AI Presale With Utility Built In

Lyno AI is positioning itself as one of the most talked-about presales in September 2025. In its Early Bird phase, it sold more than 432,000 coins, raising about $21,600 at a price of $0.050. The next phase is already set at $0.055, showing steady demand. The project uses AI-driven arbitrage across 15+ blockchains to help users capture cross-chain trading opportunities automatically. What makes it stand out is a 30% fee-sharing model for stakers, audited security via Cyberscope, and a clear plan to integrate AI tools directly into user trading.

For buyers looking at crypto presales, Lyno AI ticks the right boxes: clear tokenomics, transparent audits, and a working concept that goes beyond buzzwords. Analysts are calling it one of the top presale cryptos of 2025 because of its mix of AI utility and staking incentives. With a low entry price, real distribution plan, and growing hype, LYNO is being compared to early AI-linked projects that delivered strong returns. It’s still small compared to bigger names, but the growth path is already visible.

Remittix: Payments Utility Driving Presale Growth

Remittix has raised more than $25 million in its presale, with over 668 million RTX coins sold. The project is building a global payments solution, supported by its beta wallet that already works with 40+ cryptocurrencies and 30+ fiat currencies. It has also secured upcoming listings on major exchanges like BitMart and LBank, giving buyers confidence that liquidity will be available at launch. Passing a CertiK audit and being ranked #1 on CertiK’s Skynet further strengthens its credibility in a crowded market.

For traders watching the crypto presale space, Remittix is one of the few that combine fundraising success with a working product. Referral rewards of up to 15% USDT and community incentives keep engagement high, while the wallet rollout shows real-world use beyond speculation. Analysts often group it alongside the top presale cryptos because of its mix of adoption potential, exchange readiness, and compliance with security standards. While still early, its steady growth signals buyer trust in its payment-focused vision.

Key Takeaway

Lyno AI has gained traction by selling over 430,000 coins in its early phase at $0.050, raising more than $21,000 while preparing for its next price increase. Remittix has gone further, crossing $25 million raised with its wallet now supporting 40+ cryptos and 30+ fiat currencies, plus confirmed listings on BitMart and LBank. Both projects are strong players in the new crypto presale market, but their exposure is still limited to digital platforms and buyer communities.

BlockDAG has gone a step further by putting its tech in front of millions at live Formula 1® weekends with the BWT Alpine F1® team. Fans can engage with simulators, trackside activations, and digital tools powered by the network. That’s why many buyers see BlockDAG not only as part of the top presale cryptos but as the new crypto presale delivering utility people can actually experience.

As the debate on whether the Federal Road Safety Corps (FRSC) should bear arms continues to trend, the Corps has defended its renewed call for personnel to be armed, citing growing threats to the safety of its operatives. Corps Marshal Shehu Mohammed stressed that this measure is not intended for routine traffic control, but as a protective tool for specially trained squads tasked with safeguarding FRSC facilities, infrastructure, and personnel in dangerous situations.

According to him, the decision to arm a section of the Corps is primarily a safety measure. Many FRSC officials are increasingly exposed to violent motorists, some of whom deliberately attack or knock them down while carrying out patrol operations. The Corps Marshal explained that without the necessary power to enforce safety laws, it becomes difficult to manage high-risk situations such as stopping trailers overloaded with passengers or vehicles transporting hazardous materials.

The demand for FRSC personnel to bear arms is anchored on several pressing realities such as protection of operatives who face daily harassment and violent attacks in the line of duty .

Several FRSC operatives have lost their lives while working tirelessly to ensure safer roads. Protecting these men and women is both a moral and institutional obligation. Violent road users, including reckless drivers and those involved in criminal activities, pose an increasing risk, hence arming FRSC operatives will curb this.

Without means of self-defence, FRSC personnel are vulnerable targets during enforcement exercises.

Managing dangerous vehicles like stopping trailers and other heavy-duty vehicles, especially when overloaded with passengers or hazardous materials, is a task that often requires more than verbal persuasion. Weapons, when handled responsibly, can serve as a deterrent and ensure compliance with road safety laws.

Since the FRSC Establishment Act already empowers the Corps to bear arms what remains crucial is the training and discipline of a designated squad to handle firearms with professionalism, thereby preventing cases of misuse or accidental discharge that have marred other arms-bearing agencies.

The conversation is not about turning every FRSC operative into an armed officer, but about creating a well-trained, professional arms squad to handle life-threatening scenarios. With adequate training, proper supervision, and accountability, the risks of abuse can be minimised while the safety of operatives and the public is maximised.

At its core, this call is about valuing human life. Every FRSC officer who dies in the line of duty leaves behind grieving families and communities. Equipping them with the means to protect themselves and enforce safety laws is not just a matter of policy it is a matter of justice.

As Nigeria continues to grapple with road safety challenges, empowering the FRSC to bear arms may prove to be a decisive step in saving lives, securing national infrastructure, and ensuring that those who risk their lives daily to keep our roads safe are not left defenseless.

The newly elected President of the Nigerian Association of Orthodontists (NAO), Prof. Idia Ize-Iyamu, has reaffirmed the association’s commitment to tackling the shortage of specialists in order to improve orthodontic care in Nigeria.

Orthodontics, a specialized branch of dentistry, focuses on correcting misaligned teeth and jaws (malocclusion) using devices such as braces and clear aligners to improve bite, function, and facial aesthetics.

Prof. Ize-Iyamu, who is also the Chief Medical Director (CMD) of the University of Benin Teaching Hospital (UBTH), made this known in Benin during her acceptance speech after emerging as the association’s 10th national president.

She pledged to prioritise initiatives that would enhance members’ skills, promote best practices, and ultimately improve patient care. ‘We will strive to address the challenge of the shortage of orthodontic services in underserved areas, especially considering that only 74 orthodontists currently serve a population of over 237.5 million,’ she said.

According to her, the association will also focus on promoting excellence in research, technology, and innovation, while exploring new frontiers in orthodontics for the benefit of members and patients.

On her part, the immediate past president of NAO, Dr. Olayinka Adeyinka, expressed confidence that her successor would build on past achievements and take the association to greater heights.

The Presidency has attacked former President Goodluck Jonathan over speculation that he may contest the 2027 presidential election, describing his six years in office as a disaster.

There have been renewed calls, particularly from the North, urging Jonathan to return to the presidential race as coalition efforts to unseat President Bola Ahmed Tinubu in 2027 gain momentum.

Several PDP leaders, including former Jigawa Governor Sule Lamido and Bauchi State Governor Senator Bala Mohammed, have publicly called on the Bayelsa-born politician to run.

Last week, Jonathan visited the African Democratic Congress (ADC) National Chairman, Senator David Mark at his Abuja residence. Mark was Senate President during the administration of Jonathan between 2010-2015.

While the ADC’s National Publicity Secretary, Mallam Bolaji Abdullahi, told Daily Trust the visit was private, observers believe it could be linked to 2027 permutations, with the ADC said to be considering the acceptability of a Jonathan candidacy.

Jonathan, who lost his re-election bid to Muhammadu Buhari in 2015, is believed to be showing renewed interest in the political arena.

Though he has yet to declare formally, his appeal, according to insiders, lies in the constitutional term-limit provision that allows him to serve only one more term-a prospect seen as a strategic option in balancing the power rotation debate between North and South.

During the PDP state congress in Niger at the weekend, former Minister of Information Professor Jerry Gana said Jonathan would contest and could even defeat the ruling APC in 2027.

That remark appeared to trigger a sharp response from the Presidency.

Bayo Onanuga, Special Adviser to the President on Information and Strategy, in a statement on Monday, described Jonathan’s tenure as a disaster, while stressing that he is free to run.

‘President Tinubu will wholeheartedly welcome him if he decides to enter the race. But Jonathan will have his date in court. The jury will determine whether Jonathan, who was sworn in twice as president, satisfies constitutional requirements and is eligible to contest the presidency and be sworn in, if successful, for a third term,’ Onanuga said.

He accused Gana of attempting to draft Jonathan into the race on the platform of the ‘discredited’ PDP, which he said left behind ‘economic ruins after 16 years of bad governance.’

‘Gana even deluded himself, asserting that the former president would defeat Tinubu to reclaim power after 12 years. He is free to engage in his usual comedy; after all, Jonathan’s entering the race would provide another job for the Niger State-born former university don.’

He said politicians like Jerry Gana only want to lure him into the race to satisfy their interests.

‘However, we should caution former President Jonathan to be wary of the PDP sugar-coated cheerleaders. Politicians of Jerry Gana’s ilk merely want to lure him into the race to satisfy their personal, political, religious, and ethnic interests. They will abandon him midstream, as they did in 2015, and leave Gentleman Jonathan in the lurch,’ he added.

The Presidency maintained Jonathan would have to convince Nigerians that he had anything new to offer ‘after his disastrous six years, for which they voted him out in 2015.’

Onanuga also revisited Jonathan’s record, accusing his administration of lacking any clear economic agenda, engaging in frivolous spending, and running the country into crisis.

He said, ‘Shorn of all those selfish considerations for which some PDP big guns find his candidacy appealing, President Jonathan will also have his encounter with the people as to whether he has anything new to offer after his disastrous six years, for which they voted him out in 2015.

‘The nation’s economic downturn, which President Tinubu is working very hard to overcome, actually began under President Jonathan. The Jonathan administration severely damaged the economy, and all key indicators declined under his watch.

‘Under him, the so-called business moguls allocated foreign exchange to import fuel, simply pocketing the dollars without importing anything. Some of those big men still have court cases on the issue today.

‘Jonathan and his National Security Adviser, Col. Sambo Dasuki (rtd), freely distributed security funds to friends and cronies.’

According to Onanuga, in 2010, President Jonathan inherited a total of $66 billion, of which $46 billion was in foreign reserves and $20 billion in the noble-but-abused Excess Crude Account.

‘By 2015, when the people democratically removed him from office, the foreign reserves had fallen below $30 billion, and the Excess Crude Account had been depleted to $2 billion, despite generating record revenue from crude oil sales that the country had never achieved in more than 25 years combined.

‘It is on record that between 2010 and 2013, crude oil sold for an average of $100 per barrel. By December 2014, however, the Jonathan-led Federal Government could no longer pay salaries to Federal Civil Servants. At least 28 states across the country owed workers huge salary arrears.’

By contrast, he said, President Tinubu has taken bold decisions in the past 28 months to reset the economy, including removing the ‘ruinous’ fuel subsidy and abolishing multiple exchange rates.

‘The President has stabilised the economy. In Q2 2025, GDP grew by 4.23 per cent, the highest in four years and above the IMF’s 3.4 per cent projection. Inflation dropped to 20.12 per cent in August 2025, the lowest in three years. Foreign reserves stand at $42.03 billion. The naira has stabilised, investor confidence is back, and investors are betting on Nigeria,’ he said.

Onanuga also cited infrastructure projects such as the Lagos-Calabar Coastal Highway and Sokoto-Badagry Highway, alongside security interventions in parts of the country.

‘The PDP and its co-travellers broke the economy; Tinubu is fixing it. Jonathan and others are welcome to the 2027 race, but Nigerians will not allow them to return and run it down again,’ he said.

Jonathan has yet to respond to the latest criticism. Since losing the 2015 election, his administration has been a frequent target of APC attacks, though he has previously defended his record on corruption and the economy.

The Gbenga Hashim Solidarity Movement (GHSM) has declared that former President Goodluck Jonathan will not enjoy a ‘free ride’ to the presidential ticket of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) in 2027.

Reacting to remarks credited to Professor Jerry Gana suggesting Jonathan’s possible comeback on the PDP, the GHSM National Coordinator, Abdulrazaq Hamzat, said the PDP flagbearer would only emerge through an open and transparent primaries in line with the Electoral Act 2022.

Hamzat said, ‘With due respect, Professor Jerry Gana is entitled to his enthusiasm about the return of former President Jonathan. However, only PDP delegates to the national convention can pick the party’s flagbearer, and ultimately, God Almighty will determine the outcome, not a few party stalwarts,’ Hamzat said in a statement.

Hamzat argued that Nigerians were yearning for progress, not a return to the past, warning that Jonathan represents an ‘old order’ many citizens are ready to consign to history.

He said, ‘The Jonathan era cannot be painted as a perfect time. It was a period when the diversity of our nation began to be deeply mismanaged, rekindling ethnic tensions and religious bigotry, a legacy that has unfortunately worsened under subsequent governments,’ he added.

He also revisited Jonathan’s foreign policy record, faulting Nigeria’s decision in 2011 to break ranks with the African Union and support NATO’s intervention in Libya.

He described the move as a ‘strategic blunder’ that destabilized the Sahel and aggravated insecurity across Nigeria, Mali, Chad, Niger, Burkina Faso, and other West African countries.

On the domestic scene, the GHSM leader insisted that Jonathan still has questions to answer on corruption allegations that trailed his administration, particularly the infamous Dasukigate arms procurement scandal.

Hamzat, however, affirmed that the PDP remains a democratic platform where no aspirant, including former presidents, should expect automatic endorsement.

‘If President Jonathan desires a return to Aso Rock, he must be ready to square up with nationally unifying aspirants such as Dr. Gbenga Olawepo-Hashim in an open and transparent primary,’ Hamzat declared.

He maintained that Nigerians deserve fresh leadership and a new vision to tackle the nation’s challenges, insisting that ‘the only way forward is forward, not backward.’

In every generation, young people have always been painted with bold colors-sometimes rebellious, sometimes revolutionary, but always impossible to ignore. Today’s youth culture is not just a passing phase; it is a force reshaping values, communication, and identity in ways older generations are only beginning to understand.

From TikTok trends to street fashion, from activism on social media to the creative redefinition of music, youth culture is setting the pace of global conversations. It is easy to dismiss these shifts as ‘just vibes,’ but in reality, what we are witnessing is the solidification of a cultural power bloc that dictates politics, consumer habits, and even morality.

Older generations often accuse young people of being distracted, unserious, or glued to their screens. But what is overlooked is the creativity embedded in that very digital presence. A viral dance trend may look trivial, but beneath it is a new language of global connection. A single tweet can mobilise thousands for protests, donations, or social change. The same tools that critics call ‘distractions’ are, in fact, instruments of innovation.

The youth are not merely consumers of culture-they are producers. Fashion houses, music labels, and even political campaigns have realised they cannot thrive without appealing to young audiences. The slang that dominates advertisements, the memes that fuel marketing, and the styles walking international runways all originate from youthful creativity. The world borrows from youth, yet ironically, youth are still told to ‘grow up.’ But youth culture is not only about entertainment. It is also about resistance. Across the world, young voices are leading conversations on climate change, gender equality, and mental health awareness. They are bold enough to question traditions, yet flexible enough to remix them into something fresh. They are redefining respect, not as blind obedience to age, but as mutual recognition of humanity.

The danger, however, lies in how quickly youth culture is misunderstood or exploited. Commercial industries capitalise on it without acknowledging its creators. Governments sometimes suppress it when it becomes too politically charged. Even within families, youthful expression is often mistaken for disrespect. To treat youth culture this way is to silence the very voices shaping the future.

The truth is simple: youth culture is not the enemy of tradition, nor is it a threat to society. It is the evolution of identity, the heartbeat of progress, and the living proof that society is never stagnant. To dismiss it is to dismiss the future.

It is time for parents, leaders, and institutions to stop asking, ‘What is wrong with young people today?’ and start asking, ‘What can we learn from them?’ Because whether through music, media, activism, or fashion, youth culture has already proven one thing-it is here to stay, and it speaks louder than ever before.

The Adamawa State Government has announced plans to establish a Free Trade Zone and an Industrial Park as part of efforts to boost investment, create jobs, and drive economic growth.

Governor Ahmadu Umaru Fintiri approved the initiatives through the Adamawa State Investment Promotion Agency (ADIPA). The government also disclosed that preparations are underway for the maiden Adamawa Investment Summit, which will serve as a platform to showcase the state’s economic potential to local and international investors.

Speaking on the development, the Executive Secretary of ADIPA, Halilu Hammawa, said the agency is committed to transforming Adamawa into an investment hub.

‘Our vision is clear and ambitious. Over the next few years, we aim to attract at least 20 new investment projects, mobilize $1 billion in capital inflows, and create 2,500 direct jobs,’ Hammawa said.

He listed agribusiness, livestock, renewable energy, solid minerals, and industrial development as priority sectors for the government, stressing that Adamawa is ready to move ‘from potential to prosperity.’

The government believes the projects, alongside the upcoming investment summit, will reposition Adamawa as a leading destination for trade and industrial activities in Nigeria’s Northeast.

Rt. Hon. Tajudeen Abbas, PhD, GCON, is a rare pillar of integrity in Nigeria’s governance, a leader whose resolute honesty and patriotism forge a compelling vision for national progress. As Speaker of the 10th House of Representatives, he embodies the essence of the blind men and the elephant parable-each perspective distinct, yet all converging on the undeniable truth of his dedication to Nigeria’s unity and prosperity.

My encounters with him reveal a man who leads with quiet conviction; his actions reflect a commitment that prioritises the nation’s future over personal acclaim. Abbas meticulously crafts Nigeria’s economic trajectory, ensuring the budget aligns with the country’s aspirations, meets fiscal demands, addresses critical needs like infrastructure and healthcare, and builds a foundation for a thriving tomorrow.

His Legislative Agenda drives economic diversification, education reform, and transparent governance, amplified by innovations that invite public scrutiny. Through peace-building initiatives and robust oversight, Abbas delivers tangible progress-roads, schools, and opportunities-transforming communities and proving that principled leadership can inspire a nation toward a shared, prosperous future.

Rt. Hon. Abbas represents many shared truths, first as a leader patriotically committed to our progress as a nation and will never compromise it for any reason. This commitment is demonstrated by guided actions, deeply rooted in his love for this country and a desire to see it prosper. He has shown steadfast dedication to the nation’s progress, working tirelessly to ensure that the country’s interests are protected and advanced.

A man of exemplary honesty and transparency, Speaker Abbas values truth, preferring to let his actions speak for themselves rather than seeking attention. This approach has earned him the respect of his colleagues and the public. Often noted for being straightforward to the core, Rt. Hon. Abbas is known for his uncompromising approach to governance. He is a man of his word, and his commitment to honesty and integrity is evident in all his dealings.An indisputably visionary leader and a model pacesetter, Rt. Hon. Abbas, both as Speaker and as a citizen, displays characteristics rooted in honesty and a singular commitment to the peace and advancement of the country.

As Speaker, his clear vision for Nigeria’s development, focusing on legislative excellence, has been instrumental in sponsoring numerous bills that aim to improve the lives of Nigerians, including those related to education, healthcare, and economic development, while his determination to promote constituency development has redefined the importance of constituency projects, ensuring government presence is felt in various communities across the country and positively changing narratives, resonating his steadfast commitment to peace, national development, and the promotion of unity and understanding among Nigerians.

The House of Representatives, under the effective watch of Rt. Hon. Abbas, bears glowing testimonies of his capacity, as it has outlined a model Legislative Agenda focused on driving progress, prosperity, and inclusivity across Nigeria. The agenda’s key mandates, both unprecedented and innovative, prioritise economic empowerment and diversification, incentivising investments in non-oil sectors like agriculture, technology, and renewable energy to reduce dependence on oil exports and create jobs; infrastructure development to improve connectivity and economic opportunities; and education and human capital development to drive innovation and economic growth.

Other priorities include Healthcare for All, to improve access to quality healthcare services, and transparent Governance and Accountability, to ensure effective use of public resources, alongside security and safety measures to protect persons and properties. Indeed, these ambitious goals have met significant progress, though not without surmountable challenges, confronted with resilience, pragmatism, and patriotism.

For instance, Rt. Hon. Abbas has prioritised accountability and effective oversight, strengthening the audit framework to prevent mismanagement and corruption and ensuring the Assembly’s independence in checking the executive arm of government. With innovative initiatives like the Legislative Agenda Promise Tracker, the Assembly’s progress can be actively monitored, promoting transparency and accountability in governance, setting a robust stage for achieving the laudable goals of the House of Representatives.

Rt. Hon. Tajudeen’s drive to strengthen the legislative process and ensure effective law-making, coupled with strong advocacy for constituents’ voices, has positively impacted national development, contributing to the country’s growth through informed decision-making. As a citizen, Rt. Hon. Tajudeen demonstrates ingrained qualities like patriotism and honesty, shaping the lives of those around him and impacting society positively.

His deep affection and loyalty to the nation, its people, and institutions are reflected through prioritising the nation’s well-being and prosperity, alongside a strong sense of transparency, responsibility, and accountability. A man of honest disposition, Rt. Hon. Abbas exhibits a strong moral code and truthfulness in words and actions, building trust and credibility, fostering a sense of shared identity and purpose, and promoting national unity and cohesion, propelling the nation toward more effective and responsible governance where equality, justice, national progress, and general well-being are non-negotiable.

Today, political leaders are more accountable, citizens’ quality of life is improving with better access to healthcare, education, and economic opportunities, and an environment of equality, justice, and human rights prevails. Nigerians can now work toward a common goal of national development and prosperity, encouraging active participation in the democratic process, all because the visions of a Parliamentary Speaker and the citizens align. Through Speaker Abbas’s leadership and promotion of meditative roles, there is practical evidence of peace and advancement.

Legislative interventions have established programs for dialogue and mediation, with communities organised to promote unity and understanding among diverse groups, and educational programs teaching peace-building, tolerance, and conflict resolution skills. These efforts have led to national advancements, with funds, energy, and time, once spent on insecurity, now invested in infrastructure projects like roads, bridges, and public transportation to improve connectivity and economic opportunities, as well as entrepreneurship, job creation, and skills training programs to boost economic growth and reduce poverty, alongside access to quality healthcare, education, and social welfare programs improving citizens’ well-being.

Indeed, Rt. Hon. Tajudeen Abbas is a shining example of honesty and patriotism in public life. As Speaker, he has consistently demonstrated his commitment to the progress and development of our nation. His leadership style is characterised by transparency, inclusivity, and a strong sense of responsibility. Rt. Hon. Abbas’s legacy as a leader is built on his honesty, integrity, and dedication to public service. His contributions to the nation’s development will be remembered by generations to come. As a role model, Rt. Hon. Tajudeen Abbas inspires others to emulate his values and principles, ensuring a brighter future for all Nigerians, irrespective of tribe, religion, or creed.