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*TKG Is All In for Tinubu" — NAMA MD Ahmed Farouk Rallies Support for Renewed Hope and Continuity!*

In a heartfelt declaration, the Managing Director of the Nigerian Airspace Management Agency (NAMA), Engr. Ahmed Umar Farouk, has reiterated his unwavering support for President Bola Ahmed Tinubu, describing the Renewed Hope Agenda as a bold, visionary blueprint for Nigeria’s long-term progress.

Speaking with conviction, not just as a public official but as a passionate advocate for national transformation, Engr. Farouk praised the Tinubu administration’s commitment to difficult but necessary reforms, urging Nigerians to stay the course.

“I stand firmly and unapologetically in support of His Excellency, President Bola Ahmed Tinubu, GCFR. The Renewed Hope Agenda isn’t just about politics — it’s about rebuilding the very foundation of our country, step by step,” he stated.

Holding the traditional titles of Danmajen Gwandu and Gamjin Kabi, Engr. Farouk’s message goes beyond rhetoric — it's a personal mission anchored in loyalty, belief, and a clear-eyed understanding of the nation’s challenges. At the heart of his advocacy is the Tinubu Kauran Gwandu Continuity Movement (TKG) — a broad grassroots coalition he describes as “a symbol of unity, resilience, and hope.”

“TKG is not just a movement,” he said. “It’s a voice for the people — a tireless engine of grassroots mobilization that believes deeply in the Nigerian project under Tinubu’s leadership.”

Farouk acknowledged that recent calls for the President’s attention by some voices reflect the urgency of deepening grassroots engagement and rewarding those who have remained steadfast in their loyalty and support. He emphasized that those who have stood by the President — especially in the North-West and across the country — should not be sidelined, but rather uplifted.

“This administration has shown courage and clarity,” he noted. “Now is the time for us to rally around this vision, not just for today but for future generations. And it is equally time for the President to recognize and empower those who have carried his message when it wasn’t convenient to do so.”

He went further to stress that the TKG movement has been working tirelessly and assiduously across the North-Western states and beyond, building networks, mobilizing communities, and reinforcing the message of continuity.

Engr. Farouk, a known die-hard supporter of President Tinubu, concluded with a strong and deliberate message, leaving no room for ambiguity:

“We are setting the record straight — come 2027, there is no vacancy in Aso Rock. TKG is all in for Tinubu, and we will continue to stand, speak, and serve until the mission is complete. Renewed Hope is not just a slogan — it’s a national duty. And we are ready.”

*Danmajen Gwandu Media Team*

*Security Takes Front Seat in Kebbi Under Kauran Gwandu’s Leadership*
*Danmajen Gwandu / Gamjin Kabi Urges All Stakeholders to Unite Behind the Kebbi State CSO in Safeguarding Lives and Property—Beyond Political Lines*

In Kebbi State today, one thing is clear: security is no longer being treated with silence or uncertainty. Since assuming office, Governor Nasir Idris (Kauran Gwandu), has made it a top priority to protect the lives and property of the people. His approach is not just about rhetoric—it is action-driven and deeply rooted in commitment.

In a notable move, the state government recently organized a two-day intensive training in Birnin Kebbi for all 21 Local Government Chairmen. The goal? To enhance grassroots security strategies, improve early threat detection, and deepen collaboration with local communities in support of intelligence-led policing.

This wasn’t a token event. It was a bold declaration: local governments are no longer bystanders in matters of security. Representing the Governor at the training, Deputy Governor Umar Abubakar Tafida made it clear—local councils must be proactive, not reactive, when dealing with security challenges.

In addition to this initiative, the state government is drawing on the wealth of experience from retired security professionals. Notably, a retired senior officer has been appointed as Special Adviser on Security to coordinate efforts with communities, vigilante groups, and security agencies—ensuring a more responsive and structured approach.

Local officials are already reporting positive outcomes. They’ve seen stronger coordination with traditional leaders, local vigilantes, and law enforcement. In border communities, previously inactive watch groups are being revived, breathing new life into neighborhood-level vigilance.

However, as this progress unfolds, a different narrative is beginning to surface—a political one.

Some politicians like Former Attorney General, Abubakar Chika Malami SAN, who once held high-ranking positions and had direct access to national resources, has suddenly resurfacing, expressing concern over the very security challenges they ignored while in office. Their newfound concern is raising questions among the people of Kebbi.

Where was this concern when they had the means to act? What legacy did they leave behind for the state? What tangible benefits did Kebbi receive from their time in power?

The same individuals who were silent during times of urgent need are now among the loudest voices—fuelled not by genuine concern, but by a desire to reclaim political relevance as election season approaches.

Even more troubling are rumors being circulated by their allies—claiming that Governor Nasir Idris promised to serve only one term. There is no documented agreement to this effect. It begs the question: is their concern truly about Kebbi’s progress—or merely about positioning themselves for power?

Thankfully, the people of Kebbi are more politically conscious than ever. They’ve learned to look beyond titles and campaign slogans. They now judge leadership by results, not reputation.

At this critical moment, what Kebbi needs most is unity of purpose—collective action that puts the safety of our people above all else. This is not the time for blame games or divisive politics. This is a time for sincere collaboration.

Insecurity knows no party, tribe, or status. What happens to someone today could happen to anyone tomorrow. That’s why we must act now, and act together.

Let us throw our full support behind our Chief Security Officer, Governor Nasir Idris, who has consistently demonstrated genuine commitment to securing our state. He cannot do it alone. He needs the full cooperation of every stakeholder—traditional rulers, politicians, community leaders, youth groups, security operatives, and ordinary citizens alike.

Let us set politics aside. Let us stand together in the interest of peace, safety, and stability. When it comes to the security of our people, there is no room for indifference. “Security is not someone else’s problem—until it becomes yours.”

Now is the time to do what is right—not what is politically convenient. Kebbi deserves peace. And together, with sincerity and collective will, we can make it happen.

May Almighty Allah continue to guide and strengthen our CSO, Governor Nasir Idris (Kauran Gwandu).
God Bless Kebbi State.
God Bless the Federal Republic of Nigeria.

*Signed:*
*Engr. Farouk Ahmed Umar*
*(Danmajen Gwandu / Gamjin Kabi, FNSE, MCOREN, NPOM Awardee)*
*Managing Director/CEO*
*Nigerian Airspace Management Agency (NAMA)*

LagosOrigin:
Peter Obi will disgrace Tinubu again in Lagos in the next presidential election so all this gatherings holds no water

You mean Peter Obi, as the VP of Atiku?

NAMA MD Engr Farouk Umar Ahmad Attends APC National Summit, Expresses Strong Support for Tinubu's Renewed Hope Agenda!

Engr Farouk Umar Ahmad (Danmajen Gwandu, Gamjin Kabi), the Managing Director of the Nigerian Airspace Management Agency (NAMA), was among the distinguished attendees at the All Progressives Congress (APC) National Summit, currently taking place at the Presidential Banquet Hall in Abuja.

Themed “Renewed Hope Agenda: The Journey So Far,” the summit served as a platform to showcase the significant achievements recorded under the administration of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu, GCFR. It also forms part of broader activities lined up to commemorate the President’s two years in office, ahead of the May 29, 2025 anniversary.

Engr Farouk, reaffirmed his full support for President Tinubu’s leadership. He commended the administration’s focus on national development, particularly in infrastructure, economic growth, and institutional reform. The President’s commitment to Nigeria’s progress is both clear and inspiring. As a concerned and patriotic Nigerian, I stand firmly with his vision of building a stronger, more prosperous nation.

With APC stakeholders from across the country in attendance, the summit reflected on policy milestones and reiterated the need for continued unity and dedication toward delivering on the promises of the Renewed Hope Agenda

SadiqBabaSani:
How much is the monthly salary of this public officer to be able to afford 100m donation so easily?

He can afford it. The agency is doing very well interms of staff's welfare.

Engr. Farouk Ahmed Umar Donates ₦100 Million to Support Tinubu-Kauran Gwandu 2x2 Movement, Reaffirms Commitment to APC's Success

In a significant show of support for the All Progressives Congress (APC) and its leadership, Engr. Farouk Ahmed Umar, FNSE, MCOREN, NPOM, Managing Director of the Nigerian Airspace Management Agency (NAMA), has donated ₦100 million to the Tinubu-Kauran Gwandu 2x2 Continuity Movement. The donation was announced during the APC Stakeholders Meeting and the inauguration of the movement held at the Presidential Lodge in Birnin Kebbi.

Engr. Farouk, who is also the son-in-law to Kebbi State Governor Dr. Nasir Idris (Kauran Gwandu), emphasized his dedication to the success of the APC, President Bola Ahmed Tinubu, and Governor Idris. He highlighted the importance of unity and continued support for the party's leadership to ensure sustained development across the state and the nation.

The Tinubu-Kauran Gwandu 2x2 Continuity Movement aims to promote the achievements of President Tinubu and Governor Idris, mobilizing grassroots support and fostering awareness of the administration's initiatives. Engr. Farouk's substantial contribution underscores his commitment to these objectives and the broader goals of the APC.

During the event, party stakeholders lauded the developmental strides achieved under President Tinubu and Governor Idris, noting the positive impact on infrastructure, education, and economic growth in Kebbi State. The gathering served as a platform to rally support for the party's agenda and to strategize for the upcoming 2027 elections.

Engr. Farouk's active involvement and generous donation reflect his unwavering support for the APC and its leadership, reinforcing the party's position in Kebbi State and the North West region.

*Signed,*
*Danmajen Gwandu Media Team*

Racoon:
Whatever, whether true or false, David Hundeyin assertions have always turned out to be true and accurate than any position or stand of the lying Nigerian government under the APC.

The Journalist doesn't know how the Radar system works, in short he displayed his ignorance during the interview if you watched it.

PHIPEX:
So I thought the villa is a no flight zone? Does it mean, if weather is bad it becomes a flight zone?

David has.never been proven wrong in his past investigations, I will believe still especially since NEMA has not mentioned the name of the flight in question

The flight in question is Max Air. The PRIMARY RADAR has identified the aircraft.
Kindly read the post on the link,please.

The attention of the Nigerian Airspace Management Agency has been drawn to a television interview / report by a journalist (David Hundeyin) on News Central.

The Agency hereby wishes to state that the claim that the Nigerian airspace is not covered by Radar is false. The radar stations in Nigeria (Kano, Lagos, Abuja, and Port-Harcourt) are serviceable. Radar services for Terminal and Enroute flights are positively identified and provided air navigation services. Yes, it is true that the TRACON system, like any other electronics system, is undergoing an upgrade of software and modernisation to meet the ever growing demand for efficient and effective air traffic management services.

Furthermore, the welfare of Nigerian Air Traffic Controllers in terms of salaries and allowances is not in contention, as to suggest that it is the lowest in the world. NAMA, as a reputable agency, prides herself in ensuring sustainable welfare packages for her staff, especially the Air Traffic Controllers.

The reported "unidentified" aircraft is a security terminology. In real terms, the aircraft in question is known, but only to the ATC. The violation was in the interest of safety, as a result of adverse weather (serious thunderstorm) on the said date. The purported circular issued by the NCAA is for airlines to be guided from straying into the marked and published prohibited or restricted areas of the Nigerian airspace.

It is obvious that the journalist does not understand the workings of the surveillance systems, hence his misconstrued and misguided information on Primary and Secondary Radar. The Agency shall willfully volunteer information on her services to anyone who requires them at any time.

NAMA remains committed to her responsibility to provide safe, effective, economic, and efficient air navigation services in Nigeria. The existence of robust,effective civil / military coordination and collaboration guarantees a secured airspace and air navigation. We are pleased to say that Nigerian airspace is safe and secured.

Thank you.

https://aviationmetric.com/unidentified-aircraft-over-presidential-villa-known-nama-dismisses-radar-coverage-claim/

richmanrichard:
donrichardchinedu@gmail.com . Plz forward me your telegram link make I join

Yet to received the link,Sir.

msadeeq030@gmail.com

EmperorVamo:
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Well i cant blame those of you who feel that way, cos truth is the term " programming" or "web development " has been abused so much in Africa.

Now i love statistics , just in the last 1 year alone , 1.8 million Indians from the slums joined github ( an opensource tech platform for new and experienced Techies to collaborate).

Why?

Well cos they know and get useful current information on how and why Tech still remains the best way to leave the trenches.

Forget HTML, CSS, JAVASCRIPT noise everywhere .
Its saturated and thus feels as if The whole tech thjng is just a lie.

I want you to move your mentality from "Job hunting " to " Impact Making" ..... and also from "crowd mentality" to " taking the road less travelled ".

Now ive created a course and fine tuning it to mentor only 50 Nigerians / Africans , from Zero to CloudNative Engineering / Kubernetes .

See nothing is assured right? But i can assure you that you would be making atleast $500 monthly in a few months during and after this course.

I attend various programs and events and wish i saw more africans in this space ...

Look at the apps you use, they all run on something called " Container technology" ...And thats where you come in with your knowledge in Kubernetes.

After this course, you can also work as a Devops Engineer, Cloud Engineer, Kubernetes Engineer, Platform Engineer, OpenSource Engineer , Technical Writer , e.t.c

I would be spelling out how to make money in a clear actionable manner as a main topic in the course.

There is a large Gap in diversity and inclusion on the global stage , and trust me as an African Man or Woman ( ladies are even more favoured in this path) , you have an opportunity to grow and move from your current level to a better level in a short time .

If i were to start afresh on this tech journey, God knows this is how i would have started and i wish i had somebody to hold my hands from day 1 like this ...

If you would like to join the waitlist for this mentorship program : shoot me an email with the keywords : Kubernetes Nigeria Mentorship


There would be a two-weeks free access for those on the waitlist and then you can make up your mind if its worth it .

Il respond with a link to our telegram group ( oh be ready to learn to use slack too " )

Mail sent,Sir. Thank you
Mine: msadeeq030@gmail.com

Please who knows about Federal University Australia? Is the school worth going for Masters programme in Computing? Also, can I be able to get Post Graduate Work Permit(PGWP) after the program?

Good day all.

Please can someone kindly advice us the school that has the cheapest tuition fees/session in Australia for Masters programme?

Thank you so much.

I will also love to know how to get a working visa in Mauritius?

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Is this car available?

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