Umar Akowe

A social and political advocate, politician, a leader in my own cadre, simple but principle minded fellow, humble and intelligent.

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The DG National Population Commission, Dr Abuh Muhammed was yesterday, in his country home, Egume, Kogi State.

Yesterday was a remarkable day in Egume town, as Egume sons and daughters both at home and away, came in numbers to welcome home, their son, Dr Abuh Muhammed, DG NPC.

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DG National Population Commission's homecoming.

DG National Population Commission, Dr Abuh Muhammed was at Kogi State government house yesterday, on a curtsey visit. He was hosted at the state government house, by the Executive Governor of Kogi State, H/E Alh. Usman Ahmed Ododo.

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Congratulations to the newly Elected Executive Members, Historical Society of Nigeria.

I warmly congratulate 👏🎉🎉👏🎉👏 my lecturers and mentors, the prolific writer, Prof. Patrick Iyorwuese Ukase, the immediate past Secretary General, Historical Society of Nigeria, as now, the Zonal Vice President ( North Central) Historical Society of Nigeria, Prof. Terwase Dzeka, Council Representative for North Central, Historical Society of Nigeria and Dr. Ugbede Joseph Ineke, Assistant Secretary General, Historical Society of Nigeria.

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Bala-Shagari emerged Chairperson of NAMYO following a competitive multi-national election involving representatives of five member countries — Nigeria, Qatar, Tanzania, Uganda and Uzbekistan.

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His emergence also continues a political leadership legacy associated with his family.

Bala-Shagari is the grandson of former Nigerian President Shehu Usman Aliyu Shagari, who became Nigeria’s first democratically elected executive president in 1979.

While his grandfather emerged through Nigeria’s first presidential election under the Second Republic, Bala-Shagari has now secured an elected leadership position on an international youth platform.

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We stand with Muhammad Bello Bala Shagari from Nigeria. He's competent for the job.

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NPC DG REPRESENTS COMMISSION AT 8TH NATIONAL DAY OF IDENTITY CELEBRATION

The Director General of the National Population Commission (NPC), Dr. Abuh Mohammed, tiday, 16th September 2026, represented the Commission at the 8th National Day of Identity celebration held at the Banquet Hall, State House, Abuja.

The event, themed “Nigeria’s Digital Ecosystem: Powering Africa’s Digital Economy,” brought together senior government officials, development partners and key stakeholders in Nigeria’s identity management and digital economy ecosystem.
Among the dignitaries in attendance were the Secretary to the Government of the Federation, Sen. George Akume; Chief of Staff to the President, Rt. Hon. Femi Gbajabiamila; Chairman, Senate Committee on National Identity and National Population, Senator Dr. Victor Umeh, OFR; Minister of Interior, Hon. Olubunmi Tunji-Ojo; Minister of Education, Dr. Maruf Tunji Alausa; Minister of Industry, Trade and Investment, Dr. Jumoke Oduwole; and Director-General of NIMC, Engr. Abisoye Coker-Odusote, among others.

The participation underscores NPC’s commitment to strengthening Nigeria’s identity ecosystem through accurate civil registration, vital statistics and demographic data to support inclusive governance and sustainable development.
The National Day of Identity is an annual platform for promoting awareness of identity as a key driver of inclusion, effective governance and economic development.

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My campaign message to my colleagues across the Non-Aligned Movement Youth Organization and to Nigerians, as I seek your support in the upcoming Chairperson’s election.

I would also like to sincerely thank all those who have already expressed their support and confidence in me. Your encouragement and belief in this journey have brought me this far, and I remain deeply grateful.

Thank you.

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Vote for the most competent and reliable candidate, Amb. Bello Bala Shagari

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Greetings to friends and families

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NORTH CENTRAL

Benue – Strong APC (65%)

APC benefits from incumbency and organization. Security concerns remain a major campaign issue.

Kogi – Strong APC (70%)

Longstanding APC strength.

Kwara – Strong APC (70%)

AbdulRahman AbdulRazaq maintains significant influence.

Nasarawa – Strong APC (75%)

Consistent APC support.

Niger – Strong APC (60-70%)

One of the party’s safest North Central states.

Plateau – Lean APC (60%)

Political realignment favors APC. Christian voting patterns could still make it competitive.

FCT Abuja – (55% APC)

Urban electorate remains highly competitive. APC will improve on 2023 elections.

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People honestly drive Democracy, and not government...!

I congratulate Governor Ademola Adeleke, Adeleke's family, Davido especially, and the good people of Osun State, for the deserved victory.

Imole dey...........!

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Don't destroy what you cannot build!

That name you are destroying today, was built with pains, and sacrifices, through commitments, discipline, dedication, hard work, etc. Therefore, if you cannot build on what was already on ground, stop destroying what was built by others.

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In 2016,a Japanese Billionaire and plastic Surgeon Dr Katsuya Takasu saved Nigeria from embarrassment.The Nigerian U23 team heading to Rio for the Olympics were stranded in Atlanta for financial reasons.Takasu travelled from Tokyo to rescue them with $200k to cover their flight expenses and bonuses,he also gave $190k to reward them for winning Bronze.Takasu was never appreciated by the Nigerian Government.I call on the President now visiting Japan to look for Dr Takasu if he is still alive and thank him for his act of kindness.

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Until we're being truthful to ourselves in this country as a nation we claimed to be, things will continually getting worst before our very eyes.

Which youths are truly the leaders of tomorrow?