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October 2018 vs October 2026.

Exactly 8 years ago... H.E. Vice President Kashim Shettima, who was then the Executive Governor of Borno State,
alongside H.E. the Minister of Agriculture, Sen. Abubakar Kyari, who was then the Senator representing Borno North.

Also present was Prof. Babagana Umara Zulum, then the Gubernatorial flagbearer of the APC and former Commissioner for Reconstruction, Rehabilitation and Resettlement (RRR).

With them was Engr. Gubio, who was then a Supervisory Engineer in the Ministry of RRR. He later rose to become Commissioner for RRR under Governor Zulum, then Commissioner for Works and Housing and is now the Governorship flagbearer of the APC in Borno State.

Nigerian court sentences christian woman to 14 years in prison for sharing her faith — convert testified she converted willingly

By Efehe-Abasi Asanga | International Desk
MAIDUGURI, Borno State — October 15, 2026

A Borno State court has sentenced a Christian mother, Liyatu Samuel Dawa, to 14 years imprisonment for sharing her Christian faith with an adult woman who told the court she converted to Christianity of her own free will, a ruling critics say exposes deep judicial bias and weaponization of law against religious minorities in northeastern Nigeria.

The judgment, delivered by Hon. Justice A. B. Kumdila at Borno State High Court, has sparked outrage among human rights advocates who say it breaches Section 38 of Nigeria's Constitution which guarantees freedom of thought, conscience and religion, including freedom to change religion.

The Case:

According to Truth Nigeria report published October 14, 2026, and certified copy of judgment obtained by its reporters, Liyatu Samuel Dawa, a Christian woman from Gwoza area of Borno State, shared her faith and advised an adult Muslim woman about Christianity.

The adult woman subsequently chose to become Christian. In court, she testified clearly and without coercion that she acted entirely of her own free will and that no one forced, induced or cheated her.

Despite that testimony, prosecutors charged Dawa under Section 210 of Penal Code Laws of Borno State — a provision which concerns depriving a parent of lawful custody of a child — a charge legal analysts say has no application to sharing faith with consenting adult.

During sentencing, Dawa pleaded for leniency:

"I'm a mother. I did not intend to cheat the victim. I only advised her. That is all," she told court.

Justice Kumdila rejected plea and imposed maximum penalty: 14 years imprisonment on Count 1, with no option of fine.

Family In Hiding:

While Dawa remains in custody in Maiduguri, her husband, who was previously detained in connection with case, now lives in hiding after receiving death threats from Islamic extremists in Gwoza.

"My wife, who committed no crime, is in prison," he told Gwoza Refugees Resettlement Initiative.

Advocates say family has been left exposed to persistent threats from local extremists, deepening humanitarian crisis.

Gwoza, near Cameroon border, is epicenter of Boko Haram insurgency. Christian population there has fallen from estimated 30% pre-2009 to less than 5% today due to displacement.

Gavvs Katiya, Chairman of Gwoza Refugees Resettlement Initiative, told Truth Nigeria: "The ruling weaponized her Christian conviction and imposed punishment far beyond anything justified by Nigerian law."

Legal Analysis — Proportionality And Statutory Misapplication:

Legal analysts say judgment raises three serious questions:

1. *Statutory interpretation:* Section 210 deals with taking child from parent. Victim in this case is adult woman. How does Section 210 apply?

2. Proportionality: 14 years maximum with no fine option for advising adult who says she converted willingly — while Boko Haram surrendered fighters receive rehabilitation under Operation Safe Corridor, and kidnappers often get 5-10 years plea bargain.

3. Constitutional conflict: Section 38 of 1999 Constitution guarantees freedom to change religion. Section 10 prohibits state religion. Can sharing faith with consenting adult be crime in secular state?

Human-rights advocates say case represents breach of constitutional protections for religious freedom, where constitutional guarantees collide with local pressures, extremist threats and inconsistent enforcement.

Pattern Of Cases:

This case follows pattern documented by this desk:

Rhoda Jatau, Bauchi, May 2022: Christian healthcare worker and mother of five arrested after sharing WhatsApp video condemning lynching of Deborah Emmanuel Yakubu, Christian student killed by mob in Sokoto over alleged blasphemy. Charged under Sections 114 and 210 Bauchi Penal Code and Cybercrimes Act. Held 19 months, denied bail on grounds release might provoke unrest. Acquitted December 2024 after intervention by Christian Association of Nigeria and ADF International.

Bauchi Sharia Council, 2026: Three Christian teen girls from Plateau State allegedly held by Bauchi Sharia Council, converted to Islam despite parental protest and Child Rights Act.

Nepal, Oct 13, 2026: 24 South Korean Christians arrested for Bible teaching under anti-conversion law.

-Pakistan, Oct 9, 2026: Christian man Kamran Gill's pharmacy burned after blasphemy allegation over Facebook share.

In each, sharing or discussing faith becomes criminal when minority faith shares with majority community.

No Record Of Reverse Prosecution:

Advocates ask: Has any Muslim in Borno ever received 14 years for sharing Islam with Christian adult who then converted to Islam? No public record exists. If not, law is applied unequally, violating Section 42 (freedom from discrimination).

Current Status:

- Liyatu Samuel Dawa: In prison, Borno State, serving 14 years.
- Husband: In hiding.
- Convert: Whereabouts unknown, reportedly under pressure.
- Appeal: Lawyers preparing appeal to Court of Appeal, Jos Division, citing misapplication of Section 210 and breach of Section 38.
- International monitoring: Truth Nigeria, ADF International, Gwoza Refugees Resettlement Initiative documenting.

Reaction:

Christian Association of Nigeria (CAN) Borno chapter yet to issue official statement as of press time. Borno State Government has not commented.

International observers note Nigeria remains on U.S. Commission on International Religious Freedom (USCIRF) Watch List for violations of religious freedom.

Sources: Truth Nigeria October 14 report, certified copy of judgment Borno State High Court, Gwoza Refugees Resettlement Initiative, ADF International archives on Rhoda Jatau case, 1999 Constitution of Federal Republic of Nigeria Sections 10, 38, 42, Borno State Penal Code Section 210.

Reported by Efehe-Abasi Asanga
Maiduguri / Jos Bureau — Religious Freedom and Judicial Bias.

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Nigerian court sentences christian woman to 14 years in prison for sharing her faith — convert testified she converted willingly

By Efehe-Abasi Asanga | International Desk
MAIDUGURI, Borno State — October 15, 2026

A Borno State court has sentenced a Christian mother, Liyatu Samuel Dawa, to 14 years imprisonment for sharing her Christian faith with an adult woman who told the court she converted to Christianity of her own free will, a ruling critics say exposes deep judicial bias and weaponization of law against religious minorities in northeastern Nigeria.

The judgment, delivered by Hon. Justice A. B. Kumdila at Borno State High Court, has sparked outrage among human rights advocates who say it breaches Section 38 of Nigeria's Constitution which guarantees freedom of thought, conscience and religion, including freedom to change religion.

The Case:

According to Truth Nigeria report published October 14, 2026, and certified copy of judgment obtained by its reporters, Liyatu Samuel Dawa, a Christian woman from Gwoza area of Borno State, shared her faith and advised an adult Muslim woman about Christianity.

The adult woman subsequently chose to become Christian. In court, she testified clearly and without coercion that she acted entirely of her own free will and that no one forced, induced or cheated her.

Despite that testimony, prosecutors charged Dawa under Section 210 of Penal Code Laws of Borno State — a provision which concerns depriving a parent of lawful custody of a child — a charge legal analysts say has no application to sharing faith with consenting adult.

During sentencing, Dawa pleaded for leniency:

"I'm a mother. I did not intend to cheat the victim. I only advised her. That is all," she told court.

Justice Kumdila rejected plea and imposed maximum penalty: 14 years imprisonment on Count 1, with no option of fine.

Family In Hiding:

While Dawa remains in custody in Maiduguri, her husband, who was previously detained in connection with case, now lives in hiding after receiving death threats from Islamic extremists in Gwoza.

"My wife, who committed no crime, is in prison," he told Gwoza Refugees Resettlement Initiative.

Advocates say family has been left exposed to persistent threats from local extremists, deepening humanitarian crisis.

Gwoza, near Cameroon border, is epicenter of Boko Haram insurgency. Christian population there has fallen from estimated 30% pre-2009 to less than 5% today due to displacement.

Gavvs Katiya, Chairman of Gwoza Refugees Resettlement Initiative, told Truth Nigeria: "The ruling weaponized her Christian conviction and imposed punishment far beyond anything justified by Nigerian law."

Legal Analysis — Proportionality And Statutory Misapplication:

Legal analysts say judgment raises three serious questions:

1. *Statutory interpretation:* Section 210 deals with taking child from parent. Victim in this case is adult woman. How does Section 210 apply?

2. Proportionality: 14 years maximum with no fine option for advising adult who says she converted willingly — while Boko Haram surrendered fighters receive rehabilitation under Operation Safe Corridor, and kidnappers often get 5-10 years plea bargain.

3. Constitutional conflict: Section 38 of 1999 Constitution guarantees freedom to change religion. Section 10 prohibits state religion. Can sharing faith with consenting adult be crime in secular state?

Human-rights advocates say case represents breach of constitutional protections for religious freedom, where constitutional guarantees collide with local pressures, extremist threats and inconsistent enforcement.

Pattern Of Cases:

This case follows pattern documented by this desk:

Rhoda Jatau, Bauchi, May 2022: Christian healthcare worker and mother of five arrested after sharing WhatsApp video condemning lynching of Deborah Emmanuel Yakubu, Christian student killed by mob in Sokoto over alleged blasphemy. Charged under Sections 114 and 210 Bauchi Penal Code and Cybercrimes Act. Held 19 months, denied bail on grounds release might provoke unrest. Acquitted December 2024 after intervention by Christian Association of Nigeria and ADF International.

Bauchi Sharia Council, 2026: Three Christian teen girls from Plateau State allegedly held by Bauchi Sharia Council, converted to Islam despite parental protest and Child Rights Act.

Nepal, Oct 13, 2026: 24 South Korean Christians arrested for Bible teaching under anti-conversion law.

-Pakistan, Oct 9, 2026: Christian man Kamran Gill's pharmacy burned after blasphemy allegation over Facebook share.

In each, sharing or discussing faith becomes criminal when minority faith shares with majority community.

No Record Of Reverse Prosecution:

Advocates ask: Has any Muslim in Borno ever received 14 years for sharing Islam with Christian adult who then converted to Islam? No public record exists. If not, law is applied unequally, violating Section 42 (freedom from discrimination).

Current Status:

- Liyatu Samuel Dawa: In prison, Borno State, serving 14 years.
- Husband: In hiding.
- Convert: Whereabouts unknown, reportedly under pressure.
- Appeal: Lawyers preparing appeal to Court of Appeal, Jos Division, citing misapplication of Section 210 and breach of Section 38.
- International monitoring: Truth Nigeria, ADF International, Gwoza Refugees Resettlement Initiative documenting.

Reaction:

Christian Association of Nigeria (CAN) Borno chapter yet to issue official statement as of press time. Borno State Government has not commented.

International observers note Nigeria remains on U.S. Commission on International Religious Freedom (USCIRF) Watch List for violations of religious freedom.

Sources: Truth Nigeria October 14 report, certified copy of judgment Borno State High Court, Gwoza Refugees Resettlement Initiative, ADF International archives on Rhoda Jatau case, 1999 Constitution of Federal Republic of Nigeria Sections 10, 38, 42, Borno State Penal Code Section 210.

Reported by Efehe-Abasi Asanga
Maiduguri / Jos Bureau — Religious Freedom and Judicial Bias.

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Borno Christian Youth Leader names son after Zulum

Leader of a Borno based Christian organization, Jere Christian Youth Forum, Mr Emmanuel Bulama, has named his son after Borno State Governor, Professor Babagana Umara Zulum, on Sunday.

The naming ceremony was officiated by Rev. Anthony Inuwa of the Church of Christ in Nations (COCIN), Old Maiduguri, who led the proceedings and offered prayers and blessings for the newborn.

According to the father, Mr Emmanuel Bulama, the decision to name his son Zulum was inspired by the Governor’s remarkable contributions and the good works his administration has been undertaking across Borno State. He explained that the name was chosen not merely as a tribute to the Governor, but also as a prayer and aspiration that his son would grow up to emulate the qualities of leadership, compassion, service and commitment associated with Governor Zulum.

Mr Bulama expressed his hope that his son would grow into a responsible individual that would contribute positively to society and demonstrate the same spirit of service and concern for humanity.

The ceremony concluded with prayers and goodwill messages for the twins, their parents and the entire family.

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A Remarkable Display of Religious Unity: Muslims Borrow Speaker from Coccin Church for Maulid Celebration
In a heartwarming demonstration of religious tolerance and peaceful coexistence, Muslims were pictured borrowing a public-address speaker from Coccin Church to support a Maulid celebration. The moment highlights how communities of different faiths can come together, support one another, and promote peaceful relationships despite their religious differences.
The image has attracted attention because it portrays cooperation rather than division. Sharing resources for a religious celebration can serve as a powerful reminder that Christians and Muslims can live together as neighbours, friends, and members of the same community.
The gesture also reflects the importance of mutual respect and understanding in building peaceful societies. Rather than focusing on differences, communities can identify common values such as kindness, cooperation, hospitality and respect.
The Maulid celebration, which commemorates the birth of Prophet Muhammad, therefore became more than a religious gathering—it also provided an opportunity to demonstrate the spirit of peaceful coexistence and community support.
A speaker borrowed from a church for a Muslim celebration may look like a simple act, but it carries a powerful message: religious differences should not prevent people from helping and supporting one another.

JUST IN: Christian Former Lawmaker Builds Jumu'at Mosque for Muslims in Plateau to Foster Religious Harmony

A former member of the House of Representatives representing Barkin Ladi and Riyom Federal Constituency, Hon. Peter Ibrahim Gyendeng, has constructed a new Jumu'at Mosque for the Muslim community in Gana Ropp, Barkin Ladi Local Government Area of Plateau State.

Gyendeng, who is a Christian, said the initiative was driven by his desire to strengthen peaceful coexistence and promote mutual understanding between adherents of different faiths, particularly in light of the crises that have plagued the area over the years.

The Muslim community in the area expressed profound delight and gratitude for the kind gesture, noting that the construction of the mosque exemplifies the importance of peace, unity, and mutual respect among diverse religious groups.

They further called on the Federal Government to identify and encourage individuals who champion peacebuilding and foster communal harmony.

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27 Arewa youths in Lagos were arrested as scavengers who started destroying the pillars of an overhead bridge just to sell the iron as condemned iron.

This is very inhumane. It started at home, with public school doors, windows, zinc, hospital beds, transformer wires, borehole irons, road irons, and others in the North; now they have gone south to Lagos.

Tomorrow, if they start either prosecuting them or sending them back, we'll come out and the whole media will argue stereotype or whatever we used to call it.

We'll do everything possible to present them as victims and their crime until it consumes us all as a nation.

I know many will come with excuses of unemployment or poverty, but who is employed in Nigeria, who is not poor? Who asked you to marry four wives and give birth to 35 children with scavenging as your only source of income?

There is no justification for this. We need to sit back and correct the direction our society is going; otherwise, we are becoming pests to the entire country. Correct it now.

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Around 12am Wednesday in borno state when we are sleeping ISwap t@rorist strike in Kudukorgu in there usual huge numbers but our vigilant troops saw their formation on time and it was bl00dy,12 a.m.midnight.

It was hell,rain of bull@ts everywhere, the soldiers stood there ground without fear and the gun b@ttle lasted MORE than three hours, according to reports our soldiers allowed them to get closer in range so that none of them will escape alive before they opened fire.

Over 60 usel$ss zombies were g$nned down by the gallant soldiers before 6am in the morning, after day break searching the environment more iswap de@d fighters were discovered in the nearby bushes, including there phones, rocket propelled grenades, hundreds of AK 47 rifles of Russian made etc seized.

Some escaped with bullet wounds, meanwhile the Nigerian military has alerted Borno state residents to avoid public places like markets, mosque, churches etc because More suicide b0mbers has been prepared to strike by the t@rrorist and most of these suicide b00mbers are kids.

Congrats ❤️ ❤️ to our military and since Tinubu increased their salaries and allowances soldiers moral are now very high.

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Here's a general breakdown of how you can allocate your income, keeping in mind your expenses are at 150,000 and savings at 50,000:Income: 200,000Expenses: 150,000Savings: 50,000
Here's a suggested breakdown of how you might allocate your expenses:
1. Housing (25%-35%): 37,500 - 52,500 Rent/Mortgage: The biggest expense for most households. Property Taxes (if applicable) Homeowners/Renters Insurance Potential repairs and maintenance
2. Transportation (10%-15%): 15,000 - 22,500 Car Payments: If you have car loans. Car Insurance: Gas: Maintenance & Repairs: Public Transportation: If you use it.
3. Food (10%-15%): 15,000 - 22,500 Groceries: This is your primary food cost. Dining Out & Takeout: Allocate a portion for eating out.
4. Utilities (5%-10%): 7,500 - 15,000 Electricity: Water & Sewage: Gas: (for heating, cooking) Internet: Phone Bills: Trash Collection:
5. Personal & Healthcare (5%-10%): 7,500 - 15,000 Health Insurance Premiums: Doctor Visits & Prescriptions: Toiletries: Personal Care (haircuts, etc.) Clothing:
6. Debt Payments (0%-10%): 0 - 15,000 Credit Card Payments: Student Loans: Personal Loans: Prioritize paying down high-interest debt.
7. Entertainment & Recreation (5%-10%): 7,500 - 15,000 Hobbies: Movies, Concerts, Events: Subscription Services: (Netflix, Spotify, etc.) Vacations: Other Leisure Activities:
8. Education and development (0%-5%): 0 - 7,500 Tuition fees Books and learning materials Course
9. Miscellaneous Expenses (5%-10%): 7,500 - 15,000 Gifts: Pet Care: Household Supplies: Unexpected Expenses: Charitable Donations:Savings (25%): 50,000 Emergency Fund: Aim for 3-6 months of living expenses. Retirement Accounts: Maximize contributions to 401(k)s, IRAs, or other retirement plans. Other Savings Goals: (Down payment on a house, car, travel, etc.)Important Considerations & Tips: Track Your Spending: Use budgeting apps (like Mint, YNAB), spreadsheets, or even a notebook to track where your money is going. This helps you identify areas where you can save. Prioritize Needs vs. Wants: Distinguish between essential expenses (needs) and discretionary spending (wants). Automate Savings: Set up automatic transfers to your savings and investment accounts. Review and Adjust: Review your budget monthly or quarterly to ensure it still aligns with your goals and make adjustments as needed. Emergency Fund: Build an emergency fund to cover unexpected expenses, so you don't have to dip into savings or go into debt. Debt Management: If you have high-interest debt, make a plan to pay it off as quickly as possible. Invest: Invest your savings to help them grow over time.

1. Executive Summary: (This comes at the beginning but is often written last, after the rest of the plan is in place. It's a brief overview).
2. Company Description: Salon Name: Do you have a name in mind? Mission/Vision: What are the salon's core values? What's your long-term goal? (e.g., to be the leading salon in a specific area, to offer a particular service specialization) Services Offered: What specific services will you provide? (e.g., hair styling, hair treatments, manicures, pedicures, facials, waxing, makeup, massage, etc.) Unique Selling Proposition (USP): What will make your salon stand out from the competition? (e.g., a particular specialization, superior customer service, a unique atmosphere, specific product lines)
3. Market Analysis: Target Market: Who is your ideal customer? (e.g., age range, income level, lifestyle, preferred styles) Location Analysis:
Specific Area in Lagos: (e.g., Lekki, Ikeja, Surulere, etc.) Which area are you targeting? This significantly affects the plan. Why this location? (e.g., high foot traffic, proximity to residential areas, lack of competition, good accessibility) Competition: Who are your main competitors (other salons in the area)? What are their strengths and weaknesses? Market Trends: Are there any current trends in the beauty industry in Lagos that you can capitalize on? Market Research: Have you done any initial research on the demand for salon services in your chosen location?
4. Services and Products: Detailed Service Menu: List each service, its price, and the estimated time it takes. Product Offering: Will you sell any hair care products, beauty products, or accessories? If so, what brands and types? Supplier Strategy: Where will you source your products and supplies?
5. Marketing and Sales Strategy: Branding: How will you create a brand identity? (e.g., logo, color scheme, salon decor) Pricing Strategy: How will you determine prices for your services? (Consider cost of materials, labor, and competitor pricing) Marketing Channels:
Online Marketing: Social media marketing (Instagram, Facebook, TikTok), website, online booking system. Offline Marketing: Flyers, brochures, local advertising, partnerships with other businesses (e.g., boutiques, spas). Promotions and Discounts: Introductory offers, loyalty programs, seasonal promotions. Customer Service Strategy: How will you ensure excellent customer service?
6. Operations Plan: Salon Layout and Design: How will you arrange the space? Equipment: What equipment will you need? (e.g., hair dryers, styling chairs, manicure stations, facial beds) Staffing:
Number of Staff: How many stylists, nail technicians, receptionists, etc., will you hire initially? Job Descriptions: (Briefly outline the roles and responsibilities for each position). Staff Training: How will you train your staff? Operating Hours: What will your salon's hours of operation be? Inventory Management: How will you manage your product inventory? Appointment Scheduling: How will you handle appointments?
7. Management Team: Your Role: What are your responsibilities? Key Personnel: If you have partners or managers, briefly describe their roles and experience.
8. Financial Plan (This is where your 3 million Naira capital comes in!): Startup Costs:
Rent/Lease Deposit: (Estimate based on location). Salon Design & Renovation: (If needed). Equipment Costs: (Detailed list of equipment and prices). Furniture Costs: (Styling chairs, reception desk, waiting area furniture). Inventory: (Initial stock of products). Marketing & Branding: (Logo, website, initial marketing materials). Licenses and Permits: (Business registration, health permits, etc. – research local requirements). Working Capital: (Cash for initial operating expenses, salaries, etc.) Funding Sources: (Where will the 3 million Naira come from?) Financial Projections:
Projected Revenue: (Estimate based on service prices, customer volume, and operating hours). Cost of Goods Sold (COGS): (The cost of products used for services). Operating Expenses: (Rent, utilities, salaries, marketing, insurance, etc.). Profit and Loss (P&L) Statement: (Projected income and expenses over a specific period – e.g., monthly for the first year, then annually). Break-Even Analysis: (When will your salon become profitable?) Cash Flow Projections: (How cash will flow in and out of the business).

IN AS MUCH AS WE WANT JUSTICE ⚖️ TO THOSE INNOCENT SOULS, BUT YET WE MUST ASK SOME QUESTIONS IN OTHER TO BE SURE WE'RE NOT F!GHT!NG FOR THE WRONG PEOPLE.

QUESTION ONE

WE ALL KNOW THAT AREWA IS BIGGER THAN SOUTH, AREWA HAS BIGGER HUNTING BUSH AND FOREST THAN SOUTH, WHICH KIND OF AN!MAL DOES A HUNTER WANT THAT IS NOT IN AREWA BUT ONLY SOUTH? IS IT FISH ? BECAUSE SOUTH IS DOMINATED WITH MOSTLY WATER WHICH NOTH DOESN'T.

QUESTION TWO

FOR SOMEONE COMING TO AREWA FROM PORT HARCOURT, WHAT TOOK YOU TO EDO? THAT ROUTE IS GOING BACK TO EITHER WARRI OR GOING TO LAGOS NOT AREWA, PORT HARCOURT TO AREWA ROUTE IS ABBA AND ENUGU, WHAT TOOK THEM THAT ROUTE?

QUESTION THREE

WHO IN THE NORTH IDENTIFY ANY OF THE V!CTIMS AS HIS FAMILY MEMBER AND WAS CONFIRMED AS NON T€ROR! T IN AREWA? LET'S KNOW WHO WE ARE REALLY F!GT!NG FOR.
UNTILL ALL THESE ARE CONFIRMED, WE MIGHT BE WASTING OUR ENERGY.

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