Connect with us

General

Mass wedding: Kwankwaso counsels couples against peeping their spouses’ phones

Published

on

Mass wedding: Kwankwaso counsels couples against peeping their spouses’ phones
By Admin on October 14, 2023
The Presidential Candidate of the New Nigeria People’s Party, NNPP and former Kano State Governor, Senator Rabi’u Musa Kwankwaso has advised the 1,800 couples under the mass wedding scheme against checking their spouses’ phone in order to avoid anything that could lead to the marriage break-up.

Mr Kwankwaso gave the advice in his remarks during the reception organized for the couples by the state government at government house on Saturday.

He said checking spouses’ phone by married couples is on the major causes of marriage breakup in the country, advising them to shun anything that could cause crises among them.

“You have been advised by all and sundry. I believe you have been advised a thousand times. Ulamas, parents, relatives and even business people have advised you on how to live peacefully with one another.

“But, i have one single advice for you. That is checking spouses’ phones. Don’t peep your spouses’ phones as that is the major cause of marriage breakup.

“We have made the right choice by electing Abba Kabir Yusuf as our governor. He is a good leader who had continued with our legacies. Such of legacies is this mass wedding.

“Apart from this, he is delivering mass oriented projects. We call on the good people of Kano state to support his administration,” Kwankwaso appealed.

In his address, governor Abba Yusuf said the beneficiaries of the mass wedding were selected across the 44 Local Government areas and the 484 wards of the state.

According to him, not less than 30 couples were selected from each of the 44 Local Government areas of the state.

He said the government took full responsibility of the marriage, which includes payment of dowry, provision of furniture, wedding food stuff and N20,000 grant for the brides to start up small scale businesses at the comfort of their matrimonial houses.

He urged the couples to live peacefully in accordance with the teaching of Islam

In his welcome remarks earlier, the Commander General, Kano Hisbah Board, Sheikh Aminu Daurawa said no fewer than 1,500 couples tied the knot yesterday.

According to Mr Daurawa, out of the 1,800 couples, the wedding of 264 had been suspended as they had been tested positive with some ailments and are undergoing medical treatment.

He said after taking the medication, a new date would be announced for the wedding of the remaining 264 couples.

The Islamic cleric pointed out that the wedding scheme had followed due and transparent process, commending the state government for the mind gesture.

While praying for the couples to have long lasting marital bliss, Mr Daurawa urged them to fear God in dealing with one another.

About The Author

Continue Reading
Click to comment

Leave a Reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

General

Hon. Yahuza Takes Helm at SON, Pledges Support for Renewed Hope Agenda

Published

on

By

The Standards Organisation of Nigeria (SON) has commenced a new phase with the inauguration of Hon. Yahuza Ado as Chairman of its Governing Council, a development expected to strengthen quality assurance, consumer protection and industrial competitiveness in the country.
The inauguration was performed in Abuja by the Minister of Industry, Trade and Investment, Dr Jumoke Oduwole, alongside the Minister of State, Sen. John Enoh.
Oduwole said the Federal Government remained committed to creating an enabling environment for trade and investment to drive sustainable economic growth.
She urged Ado to justify the confidence reposed in him by President Bola Ahmed Tinubu, noting that effective standards administration was critical to industrial development and global competitiveness.
Speaking after taking the oath of office, Inuwa expressed appreciation to Tinubu for the appointment, pledging total commitment to the administration’s Renewed Hope Agenda.
He said his leadership would prioritise close collaboration with the supervising ministry and SON management to deepen industrial growth and promote Made-in-Nigeria products.
Ado stressed the importance of standards in national development, noting that effective regulation safeguards lives, boosts consumer confidence and enhances the competitiveness of Nigerian products in global markets.
“Standards are the silent architects of trust. They protect lives, ensure quality, drive industrialisation, open doors to international trade and build national pride,” he said.
The new chairman assured SON staff of improved welfare and motivation, stressing that a productive workforce was vital to the organisation’s mandate.
He also pledged support for modernisation initiatives, digital transformation and stronger enforcement of standards nationwide.
Kano residents say the inauguration signals renewed momentum at SON, with expectations of stronger stakeholder engagement, alignment with international best practices and policies aimed at expanding Nigeria’s export base in line with broader economic recovery efforts.

About The Author

Continue Reading

General

Sen.Musa Congratulates First Lady Oluremi Tinubu on 65th Birthday

Published

on

By

By Aminu Garko

Senator Sani Musa, Chairman of the Senate Committee on Finance, has congratulated First Lady Senator Oluremi Tinubu on her 65th birthday.

 

In a congratulatory message, Senator Musa described the First Lady as “an Amazon and a source of inspiration to millions of Nigerians.”

 

Sen.Musa praised Senator Tinubu’s life of impact, devotion to God, and service to the nation.

 

He celebrated her compassion, strength, and dedication to the welfare of women, children, and the less privileged, noting that she continues to inspire hope across Nigeria.

 

The Senator wished the First Lady many more years in good health, wisdom, and strength, expressing confidence that she will continue to support President Bola Tinubu and champion noble causes that will uplift the nation.

 

On behalf of the people of Niger East, I join in celebrating the First Lady’s special day and pray for her continued good health and well-being.

About The Author

Continue Reading

General

Bichi: I attracted N26bn worth of projects to AKTH in one year

Published

on

By

 

 

The Chairman, House of Representatives Committee on Appropriations, Rep. Abubakar Kabir Bichi, says the Federal Government has committed over N12 billion to a solar power project at Aminu Kano Teaching Hospital (AKTH).

Speaking at the flag-off of the project in Kano, Bichi, who represents Bichi Federal Constituency, said the initiative would make the hospital independent of the national grid.

He explained that the project is part of the government’s plan to solarise all tertiary institutions and teaching hospitals across the country, beginning with AKTH.

According to him, the initiative aligns with President Bola Tinubu’s Renewed Hope Agenda to strengthen healthcare infrastructure.

“The Federal Government set aside N300 billion in the 2025 appropriation act, and very soon all our tertiary institutions and teaching hospitals, including those owned by states, will enjoy 24-hour solar power.

“This year alone, I have attracted projects worth over N26 billion to AKTH, which has never happened in its history,” he said.

Bichi added that similar projects were underway at Bayero University Kano, Aliko Dangote University of Science and Technology Wudil, and Murtala Mohammed Specialist Hospital.

He also commended Tinubu for supporting the project, describing it as a milestone in healthcare service delivery.

In his remarks, the Minister of Science, Technology and Innovation, Chief Uche Nnaji, said the initiative marked the translation of the Renewed Hope Agenda from vision to tangible action.

On his part, the Director-General of the Energy Commission of Nigeria (ECN), Dr Mustapha Abdullahi, assured that the project would be delivered before December.

“This is the first of its kind in Nigeria. We are targeting about 10,000 projects across the 36 states and the FCT to ensure 100 per cent solarisation of facilities,” Abdullahi said.

The Chief Medical Director of AKTH, Prof. Abdulrahman Sheshe, said the hospital spends about N150 million monthly on electricity bills and an additional N30 million on diesel.

“With this intervention, the hospital will save more than 30 per cent of its expenses. This project could not have come at a better time, especially after the recent power dispute we had,” he said.

Before the flag-off, Bichi inspected the ongoing construction of a five-storey Accident, Emergency and Trauma Centre at the hospital, another project facilitated by the Federal Government.

About The Author

Continue Reading

Trending