Adamawa Assembly Denies Claims of ₦100 Million Developmental Projects Received By Lawmakers

By Abubakar Muhammad Adamu The Chairman of the Adamawa State House of Assembly Standing Committee on Information, Hon, Musa Mahmud Kallamu has refuted circulating social media reports alleging that each member received ₦100 million Developmental Projects from the 2025 approved budget from Governor Ahmadu Umaru Fintiri. Hon. Kallamu made this known in an telephone interview … Read more

Hon Kallamu Disburses ₦15 Million Empowerment Fund to 1,000 Constituents in Mayo-Belwa

By Abubakar Muhammad Adamu In a renewed effort to promote economic growth and self-reliance, the member representing Mayo-Belwa Constituency in the Adamawa State House of Assembly, Hon. Musa Mahmud Kallamu, has disbursed about ₦15 million as empowerment support to about 1,000 beneficiaries across the five political wards of his constituency. The empowerment programme which was … Read more

PDP Inaugurates New Executives in M/Belwa Local Government, Leaders Call for Unity and Reconciliation Ahead of 2027

By Abubakar Muhammad Adamu The People’s Democratic Party (PDP) in Mayo Belwa Local Government Area has inaugurated its new executives, marking what many described as a fresh beginning for the party as it prepares for the 2027 general elections. The event, held amid cheers from party supporters, brought together stakeholders, loyalists, and newly elected officials … Read more

PURELIFE Foundation Boosts Maternal Health in Adamawa with ₦20,000 Donations to New Mothers

By Abdulganiyu Nuhu Pakka In a compassionate drive to promote maternal health and community welfare, the PURELIFE Foundation, led by its founder Ahmad Uthman Muhammad, has donated ₦20,000 each to newly delivered mothers across hospitals in Yola south, Yola north and Girei Local Government Areas of Adamawa State. The humanitarian outreach extended to the Modibbo … Read more

Media, Community Voices Are Enhancing Vaccinations in Ghana and Nigeria

By Benedicta Gyimaah Folley & Abubakar Muhammad Adamu When 28-year-old Salamatu Wahab from Nanton in Ghana’s Northern Region heard that health workers were coming to vaccinate children against measles and rubella, she hesitated. Rumours in her community claimed vaccines could make children sick or even cause infertility later in life. But that morning, when she … Read more