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A Thirty-five (35) year-old teacher, identified as Ibrahim Mohammed has been arrested by operatives of the National Agency for the Prohibition of Trafficking in Persons (NAPTIP) for allegedly sodomising two of his underage students.

The NAPTIP Zonal Commander in Kano, Shehu Umar confirmed this while speaking with newsmen on Friday.

Umar said, the command on a tip off arrested Mohammed for turning his students to sex machines.

According to him, “We, on the 25th August, received an information that one Ibrahim Mohammed was having unlawful canal knowledge of his two under-aged students (Almajiris) seven to nine-years-old at Unguwar Kadawa, Kwanar Dillalai Quarters Kano.

“We swung into action immediately after we got the information and we arrested the suspect while the two victims were rescued. The victims will also be united with their parents. “The suspect is married and has been an Islamic teacher for the past seven years.

Chematrix:
Well...
The Npower programme permanency works in this light.
Recruitment exercise via Aptitude test will be conducted to absorb few NPOWERites.
Then the rest of them will be given loans to start up businesses of their choice.
The MDA comes in where the successful NPOWERITES will be absorbed on passing that stage which will be highly competitive.

QueenOfOgoja:
2:1in favour of Arsenal

icankel:
Up Gunners

gabicon:
We already have an over blotted civil service, more than half of our revenue is used to pay salaries, we should be thinking of reducing the work force. We don't like to say it but most time government training schemes don't work because there are no jobs to place the trained.

OlujobaSamuel:
Yes, Nigeria is rich in resources, but we don't have the economic wealth that is commensurate with the riches.
If our civil service is reshaped to be productive, the 1m is even too small.
Imagine having having 10employees doing the work of 3. We have no performance measures. How many times have you heard that a civil servant was fired for lack of capacity.
On the issue of our government, I don't even know where to start from, just waiting for the next president after Bubu.

einsteine:
No we are not. Facts.

This is a country of 200 million people. To be super rich we need to have a GDP greater than Germany's. We are not super rich. I don't know why people keep repeating this lie.

Nigeria produces two million barrels of oil which provides majority of government revenue. Go check out Norway, a country with less 4% of Nigeria's population producing the same amount of crude oil. Yet pikers would say Nigeria is rich.

Don't let the fact that a few people get high pay fool you. As an example, $4.6 billion is the total Abacha loot returned since 1999. Divide it by each Nigerian and you will get about 10,000 each. Is that what you call super rich?

MelesZenawi:
When will

GateofJoy:
Change the topic to "Buhari resigns due to deafness". Lol.

einsteine:
Nigeria is not super rich.

OlujobaSamuel:
Like how many percent of the 1million, 20%(200000)?
That is enough to put the economy in crisis. Our civil service is unproductive and overbloated.
Where will their salary come from? Loan and Oil.

integrity16:
So in your mind's eye, FG would absorbe N5000000 Npower Beneficiaries into a civil service that is already over bloated?

R u aware the FG is trying to merge/MDAs in line with orasanye's report? ?

SIONKPO1:
You are very correct,fg can never absorb 500,000 into MDA ,what I believe fg should do is give each of them 300k - 500k for them to go and start up something after been disengaged

Mkkwh:
classical lie from hajiya...

OlujobaSamuel:
Had to do a double check ooo. Employing that number of graduate into civil service is a disaster waiting to happen.
Maybe people think they will still be receiving the nonsense ₦30000 at month end

Lastmankc:
Audio

integrity16:
A very misleading headline. What's now the difference between you and lie mohammed? ?

Opinedecandid:
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Esseite:
Still does not correlate... MDA's are not programmes.

AngusTV:
I just hope it cushions the effects of unemployment a bit

Aladdin1:
why are you misinforming people.the topic of your post has nothing to do with what the humanitarian minister said na?

360degreess:
That's an excellent idea. At least one of my cousin will have peace of mind before he becomes a nuisance..

Minister of Humanitarian Affairs, Disaster Management and Social Development, Hajiya Sadiya Umar Farouq, says discussions are ongoing to ensure that exited and eligible N-Power beneficiaries are absorbed into government programmes.

Farouq in a statement on Thursday in Abuja by her Special Assistant on Media, Mrs Nneka Anibeze, said exited beneficiaries should exercise more patience and await the result of her efforts.

“We have directed Focal Persons of National Social Investment Programmes in the states to submit an updated list of the exited N-Power beneficiaries that are interested in participating in the transition plans of the ministry.

Umar-Farouq also explained that the Batches A and B N-Power beneficiaries knew from the beginning as they were informed that the programme was for 24 months.

She said the non-disengagement of Batch A beneficiaries after 24 months was done out of exigencies of the time.