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JCI Bauchi City , in collaboration with Aid Connect for Development (AIDCODE) , hosted a transformative event on 8th March 2025 to celebrate International Women’s Day 2025 under the theme: “Accelerating Action to Elevate Women’s Empowerment and Transform Communities.” The event provided a platform for meaningful dialogue on gender equality, mental health , and economic opportunities for women , highlighting the critical role of women in driving sustainable community development. The gathering brought together gender advocates, development partners, and thought leaders who discussed the challenges hindering women’s progress and explored solutions for equal opportunities in leadership, education, and economic growth. In his address, JCI Bauchi City President, Akintunde Tajudeen Taiwo, emphasized the significant role women play in society. “Women are changemakers and leaders whose contributions must be acknowledged. We must continue creating opportunities for them to thrive,” he sta...

  JCI Bauchi City successfully held its February General Assembly on Sunday, 23rd February 2025, via Google Meet, bringing together members and stakeholders to discuss strategies for impactful leadership and sustainable growth. Themed “Leading with Impact: Strengthening Membership Engagement for Sustainable Growth,” the session underscored the importance of active membership and effective leadership in achieving long-term organizational success. The event commenced with a welcome address by the 2025 President of JCI Bauchi City, Akintunde Tajudeen Taiwo, who emphasized the role of leadership in fostering an engaged and motivated membership base.  He stated, “True leadership is not about position or titles; it is about influence, inspiration, and impact. As JCI leaders, we must ensure that our members feel valued, engaged, and motivated to contribute to the success of this organization. Together, we will drive sustainable growth.” A key highlight of the General Assembly wa...

By Ayanwale Emmanuel  2025 Director of Communications, JCI Bauchi City In a bid to foster innovation and equip young leaders with 21st-century skills, JCI Bauchi City, in collaboration with JCIN Nasarawa State University, Keffi, successfully hosted a Virtual Panel Discussion on February 22, 2025. Themed “Exploring Innovation – Empowering and Elevating Young Leaders with 21st-Century Skills for Global Impact,” the event provided a platform for engaging discussions on leadership, digital transformation, and innovation. Declaring the event open, the 2025 President of JCI Bauchi City, Tajudeen Taiwo Akintunde, emphasized the crucial role of innovation in leadership development. He stated, “The world is evolving rapidly, and for young leaders to remain relevant, they must embrace innovation, develop critical skills, and leverage technology. Leadership is not just about authority; it is about influence, impact, and the ability to drive change.” Panelists JCI Senator George Onuma and J...

In commemoration of World Cancer Day, JCI Bauchi City, in collaboration with Alheri-YS Foundation, successfully hosted a One-Day Awareness Campaign , themed "Innovate for  Impact: Strengthening Cancer Awareness and Prevention for a Healthier Society." The event provided a vital platform to educate participants on cervical cancer awareness, early detection, and prevention strategies. Welcoming participants, JCI Bauchi City President, Tajudeen Taiwo Akintunde, emphasized the importance of collective efforts in tackling cancer through education and preventive measures. “Cancer remains one of the greatest health challenges of our time, but through awareness and proactive screening, we can save countless lives,” he stated. Public health specialist Joshua Morolayo highlighted that HPV is the leading cause of cervical cancer, stressing the importance of HPV vaccination for young girls aged 9-14 and regular Pap smear tests for early detection. Dr. Yakubu Ajang, a consultant on c...

By Ayanwale Emmanuel Solomon Junior Chamber International (JCI) Bauchi City has officially launched its 2025 calendar with a vibrant January Business Meeting and General Assembly, held on Sunday, 26th January 2025, at E4 Resort, Yelwa, Bauchi State. Themed “Empowering Youths: Harnessing Technology for Growth and Community Impact,” the event convened members, guests, and stakeholders to unveil the organization’s strategic direction for the year, while celebrating milestones and onboarding new members. The gathering featured the presentation of the 2025 Plan of Action, the swearing-in ceremony of the newly elected Board of Directors (BODs), and the formal induction of new members. These activities reinforced JCI Bauchi City’s mission to foster innovation, leadership, and community impact through youth development. One of the highlights of the event was the recognition of Hassan Alhaji Hassan as the Personality of the Month for his contributions to leadership and civic engagement. ...

  By Victor Ibitoye Junior Chamber International (JCI) Bauchi City hosted its 2025 Officers’ Training School virtually on Saturday, January 25, 2025, at 7:00 PM, equipping its executive team and members with essential leadership and governance skills for the year ahead. The training, which focused on leadership development and parliamentary procedure, recorded an active participation of about 48 members. The session was declared open by the 2025 Local President, Akintunde Tajudeen Taiwo, who emphasized the importance of structured training in building effective and impactful leaders. “Leadership is not just about occupying a position. It’s about leading with clarity, discipline, and a sense of service,” he remarked in his welcome address. The core session was facilitated by JCIN Amb. Segun S. Omotosho, 2025 General Legal Counsel of JCI Nigeria, who delivered an in-depth lecture on Parliamentary Procedure . He outlined the principles of motions, voting protocols, quorum req...

By: Emmanuel Sunday Junior Chamber International (JCI) Bauchi City has officially launched its 2025 activities with a highly impactful Intending Members Training held on 24th January, 2025, themed: “Unlocking Opportunities for Growth: Leadership, Entrepreneurship, and Global Impact with JCI.” The event attracted 43 participants, including aspiring members, seasoned JCI leaders, and trainers, who gathered to explore the mission, vision, and life-changing opportunities within the global JCI network. In his welcome address, Tajudeen Taiwo Akintunde, 2025 President of JCI Bauchi City, emphasized the transformative power of JCI . “This training isn’t just an introduction—it’s a launchpad for purposeful leadership, entrepreneurship, and global citizenship,” he stated. The keynote training was delivered by JCIN Amb. Goodness Morakinyo, 2024 JCI Nigeria Executive Vice President (Northeast), who challenged the participants to think beyond titles and embrace active citizenship as a too...

  The Sultan of Sokoto, Alhaji Muhammadu Sa’ad Abubakar, has defended the invitation of Dr Zakir Naik, an Islamic cleric who has been declared wanted for alleged terrorism, to t he 10th Sheikh Usman bin Fordiyo week.  Responding to his critics at the event on Thursday, November 2, the Sultan stated that Muslims  have the right to invite their fellow brothers for interaction. He also said that the Islamic  scholar was able to educate Muslims and non-Muslims on what Islam is all about.  He said; “Islam is one every where you go. As a Muslim, we have the right to invite fellow Muslim to interact with us. I met Dr Zakir Naik over 11 years ago. “Sokoto is happy to receive you. We are Muslims and we are proud to be one. We are working for Islam not for everybody. “We are Muslim by Allah divine will and nobody will change that. We thank Almighty Allah for making us Muslims”

Italian champions, Napoli is reportedly not happy Victor Osimhen is yet to return to Italy as they expect him to start the intensive phase of his recovery work next week. The 24-year-old striker has been sidelined since October 13 after suffering a hamstring muscle injury in Nigeria’s 2-2 draw with Saudi Arabia in a friendly. The superstar has missed the club’s last three consecutive games due to his injury. Osimhen has remained in Nigeria since suffering the injury, leaving Napoli waiting for his return, with his contract negotiations still on the table. Page 12 of Wednesday’s Gazzetta dello Sport details how Osimhen still hasn’t returned to Italy yet and Napoli wanting him to enter the intensive phase of his recovery work next week, allowing them to start planning for his return.

  *PRESIDENTIAL RESULT AS DECLARED BY INEC* 1. Ekiti State APC - 219,231 PDP - 154,032 2. OSUN STATE APC - 347,634 PDP - 337,377 3. FCT APC - 152,224 PDP - 259, 997 4. KWARA STATE APC - 308, 984 PDP - 138, 184 5. NASARAWA STATE APC - 289,903 PDP - 283,847 6. KOGI STATE APC -  285,894 PDP -  218,207 7. GOMBE STATE APC - 402,961 PDP - 138,484 8. ONDO STATE APC -241,769 PDP- 275,901 9. ABIA STATE APC -    85,058 PDP - 219,698 10. YOBE STATE APC - 497,914 PDP - 50,763 11. ENUGU STATE APC - 54,423 PDP - 355,553 12. EBONYI STATE APC - 90,726 PDP - 258,573 13. NIGER STATE APC - 612,371 PDP - 218,052 14. JIGAWA STATE APC - 794,738 PDP - 289,895 15. KADUNA STATE APC - 993,445 PDP - 649 612 16. ANAMBRA STATE APC - 33,298 PDP - 524,738 17. OYO STATE APC - 365,229 PDP - 366,690 18. ADAMAWA STATE APC - 378,078 PDP -  410,266 19. BAUCHI STATE APC - 798,428 PDP - 209,313 20. LAGOS STATE APC - 580,825 PDP -448,015 21. OGUN STATE APC - 281,762 PDP - 194,655 22. EDO S...

2019 General Elections #NigeriansDecide #VoteNotFight #ElectionNoBeFight Flash Photographs

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                                                I hate to predict election results, but I couldn't resist this one, as it turns out to be very profound. And I honestly place data over sensation. While I have been silent for the most part, on the issues concerning these elections, particularly the presidential elections; what may not be obvious is that I have been quietly researching and making political calculations on the presidential elections specifically, given the interplay of the multi-component variables involved. It's also important to note that I huave consulted very widely with key sources and political actors who are by no means to be considered frivolous or superfluous and have no reasons to flatter me. This prediction is purely based on scientific trend analysis and may clearly be against popular sentiments or known order. If the prediction offends y...

Photography and School: Lessons To Learn As A Commercial photographer This lectures may or may not be applicable to other photography fields. 1. School is Not the Real World The fact that you did really well in school and that your teachers loved you means nothing at all in the real world. Yes, taking great pictures is really important, but even more important is how well you run your business. Are you good at marketing yourself, negotiating, networking, pitching yourself on a conference call, managing cash flow, etc? Do you like business? 2. It’s Really Hard to Become and Stay a Successful Commercial Photographer Let’s say you work hard enough and are lucky enough to build a good client base. You will always be working just as hard to find your next clients and keeping your existing clients. A commercial photographer who becomes lazy is a broke photographer. The unfortunate reality of this industry is that fruits come to those who labor the most. 3. You Will Not Want to Be a ...

Written by Anonymous. Reposted by Dee-Why Pumpy Media. As ethnic lords from the North, East, West and South continue in efforts to trigger a second civil war, international military hardware merchants who brainwashed the foreign based agitators to employ an uncompromising attitude are instigating and preparing to sell their arms while we get our parents, wives and children ready to pay the bitter prices. The gullible ones believe war is the answer and provoking same by their words and actions each passing day, the unwise ones are so selfish and inconsiderate, refusing to caution their people, thinking that their families or any part of the country will be immune to the consequences of a possible 2017 civil war simply because they didn't participate in the agitation. Perhaps, many do not know that the Civil War didn't extend beyond Ore to the West and didn't exceed Benue to the North. At the very end, both gladiators (Gowon & Ojukwu) lived because they never set foot...

"Tribalism is not our problem. Tribalism and religion are artificial problems created by selfish leaders for their own personal interest."-Anonymous Originally By Emir Of Kano Sanusi Lamido Reposted by: Dee-Why Pumpy Media u are a commoner or suffering, you belong to the tribe of the masses. If you are an elite, and you need more power, or elective position, you sow seeds of tribalism and religion among the masses, so as to sway their emotion for your personal victory. This happens at both the national and state level. Unfortunately, after the election when they have won and joined their “sworn enemies” to drink and party, the gullible masses continue to fight each other.‎ Even smart people who belong to the masses, sometimes will sow seeds of tribalism and religion among the masses, and then the masses will carry them up until they belong to the elite class.  It is a classic strategy used over 3000 years ago in the art of war. A commoner who aspires to sit with the elite...

Revisiting the Past will Teach us a Lesson! A Quick FlashBack at 'One' of the Nigeria Wars!! The Jalumi War of 1878 (Battle of Ikirun) Originally from Oldnaijanews.com Reposted By: Dee-Why Pumpy Media The Jalumi war, also known as Ogun Jalumi or Battle of Ikirun was a bloody war fought by Ibadan on the side of Ikirun against the allied forces of Ilorin, Ila, Ekiti and Ijesha on November 1, 1878 in the northeastern part of modern day Osun State. The Jalumi war was among the devastating civil wars that plagued the Yoruba nation in the 19th century. Others are, Osogbo war, Ekiti parapo/Kiriji war, Ibadan-Ijaye war e.t.c. In June 1878, Ikirun, a town in modern day Osun State, called for the help of Ibadan to join her in fighting the armies of Ekiti, Ijesha, Ila and the Fulanis of Ilorin who had laid siege on Ikirun. Ibadan was unable to send her armies immediately because they went on an expedition to Meko, a town in modern day Ogun State. When the armies returned on Octobe...

Nigerian artistes had a good outing at the 2016 MTV Africa Music Awards with Wizkid, Yemi Alade and Tekno emerging big winners. This piece was originally posted by Channels Television on 21/10/2016  Yemi Alade Wizkid won three major awards on the night as Artist of the Year, Best Male, and Best Collaboration. Sensational singer, Yemi Alade, won the Best Female, while Tekno was named Best Breakthrough Act. In that category, she went up against Tiwa Savage, Supreme Mavin Dynasty (SMD), Josey, Vanessa Mdee and Mz Vee. From South Africa, Cassper Nyovest won the Best Live Act while Emtee came tops in the Best Hip Hop Category. Controversial athlete, Caster Semenya was named the 2016 Person of the Year while South African trumpeter, composer, and singer, Hugh Masekela got a Lifetime Achievement Award. Sauti Sol from Kenya got the award for the Best Group. The event held at the Ticketpro Dome in Johannesburg on Saturday was hosted by Television personality and businesswoman,...