Abdullahi Saad

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[NTANetwork @NTANewsNow]

KEBBI CYCLIST BELLO MUHAMMAD SETS GUINNESS WORLD RECORD FOR RIDING THE TALLEST BICYCLE

Kebbi State’s Bello Muhammad has earned Guinness World Records recognition for riding the tallest bicycle unsupported, measuring 2.9 metres (9 feet 5 inches).

The record certificate was presented to the Kebbi State Government at the Bola Ahmed Tinubu Ultra-Modern Secretariat, Gwadangaji, Birnin Kebbi.

The Patron of the Kebbi Equity Cyclist Association, Abubakar Kalgo, presented the certificate to the government, represented by the Head of Service, Malami Shekare.

The certificate confirms that Bello achieved the feat in Kebbi State on September 22, 2026, after fabricating the bicycle himself.

Receiving the certificate on behalf of Governor Nasir Idris, the Head of Service congratulated Bello and donated ₦1 million in recognition of his achievement.

The Commissioner for Information and Culture, Yakubu Ahmed-BK, commended Bello, describing the achievement as a demonstration of the talent and ingenuity of Kebbi youths.

[Muhammad Ali Pate @muhammadpate]

I Confirm that, with my approval, earlier this morning, the index case for Nigeria’s first imported Ebola virus disease departed Abuja for Switzerland. The index patient was clinically much improved, stable, conscious, communicating, and her clinical laboratory test results closing towards baseline. This does not mean she is not still infectious, hence the strict protocols in place.
The patient was evacuated along with her spouse who has remained asymptomatic.
I thank all the various clinical staff for the high quality care they provided the patient as well as the public health personnel who ensured the evacuation was carried out in line with best public health measures for such evacuations.
We will provide further updates later this afternoon after the patient and her spouse lands successfully in their destination.
All public health measures are continuing to ensure successful containment of the imported virus. I urge Nigerians to remain vigilant and rely on information from credible sources.

[NCDC @NCDCgov]

FAQs on Ebola. Staying informed with verified information is the first step in keeping yourself and others safe.

Protect yourself and others by:
* Practising regular hand hygiene.
* Avoiding contact with sick persons and their body fluids.
* Seeking medical care early if symptoms appear.

For more information, or to report a suspected case call the NCDC toll-free line 6232

#Ebola #BundibugyoVirus #NCDC #publichealth

[Abdullahi Saad @Abdallahie01]

🚨 EBOLA ALERT: NIGERIA

Stay calm, stay vigilant! Practise good hygiene, avoid contact with bodily fluids of suspected cases, and report symptoms promptly to health authorities.

Prevention starts with awareness. Protect yourself. Protect others.

#Ebola #PublicHealth #Nigeria

[Abdullahi Saad @Abdallahie01]

I believe prevention is better than cure. Proper handwashing with soap and clean water is one of the simplest and most effective ways to prevent infections and save lives.

Clean hands protect you, your family, your patients, and your community. 🩺
Clean hands, healthier lives!

[NCDC @NCDCgov]

Clean Hands Save Lives!

This Global Handwashing Day, let’s make proper hand hygiene a regular habit.

✅ Wash your hands with soap under clean, running water.
✅ Scrub your hands for at least 20 seconds.
✅ Use hand sanitiser when water is not available.

Protect yourself, your family, and your community by helping prevent the spread of disease-causing germs.

Be a handwashing hero!

#GlobalHandwashingDay2026 #BeAHandwashingHero #NigeriaCDC

[Mohammed Jammal @whitenigerian]

I’m humble because life has taught me that you should never assume that it won't happen to you.

[Bashir Ahmad, OON @BashirAhmaad]

To whom it may concern!

[Mighty Mohammed @The__Vyrus]

Doctors in Nigeria 🥺

[Abdullahi Saad @Abdallahie01]

@Mr_JAGs @BashirAhmaad @grok Check mine @grok

[Arewa Facts Zone @ArewaFactsZone]

Congratulations to Aminu Mukhtar Saad for graduating with first-class honors in Agricultural and Environmental Engineering from Bayero University, Kano!

[Inside the Haramain @insharifain]

Night 25 in Masjid Al Haram

[Islamic Light🦋 @HaleematourS]

Dr. Bashir Aliyu Umar Hafizahullah, And, - Shiekh Ahmad Tijjani Yusuf Guruntum..🥺🥹🥹

[Cars Nation @Carsnationn]

📌

[Haleema Abubakar🌹 @Miss_Halimatu]

Learn and retweet fissabillilah 🥰🙏

[Nasir Daniya Ph.D, mni @nasirdaniya]

Stop lying to yourself and live within your means. Love within your reach. Do not live rich before you reach.

[Abdulbaki Jari @Bahaushee]

Ta hanyar jajircewa tuƙuru da aiki ko sana’a da kuma rabo daga Allah ɗan talaka ke zama wani har ya zama abin alfahari da yabo a cikin gari.

Mai nema yana tare da samu!!!

[Sanusi Dantata @SasDantata]

My Lord, make this country safe 🙏🏾

[elamin_eya @mumtazin]

I’ll continue calling everyday even if it means i do it alone💔😔. @MDCNOfficial Regulate working hours of Nigerian doctors please 🙏🏻.

I am still calling for the regulation of the detrimental working hours of our doctors whom sacrifice a lot to save our lives everyday in Nigeria. Amidst all the challenges facing the healthcare system in Nigeria, they remain steadfast in their duties to improve the health outcomes of our people. For this people, we must do everything possible to improve their working condition.

@NGRSenate @SPNigeria @Fmohnigeria @FatimaKyari @muhammadpate @seunokin @mosanimusa @SenatorYaradua

@MDCNOfficial @Fmohnigeria @FatimaKyari @muhammadpate @NGRSenate @SPNigeria @sabialiyu_ @SenatorYaradua @Malindume @barauijibrin @SenBarau @SenBarauJibrin @SEN_AAWadada @ComradeAbbaMoro @SenatorAAYari @AdeolaYAYI @ToksAfikuyomi @TokunboAbiru @SalisuShuaibA @SenAhmadLawanI @Sen_AhmadLawan @WamakkoAliyu @HeachoOnyesoh @aminuabbas @HonSiyakoYaro @ArcLolaAshiru @senatorwali @Mpigibarinada @RtHonAniBassey @govdouyediri 🙏🏻 @aproko_doctor @the_beardedsina @nmanigeria @nard_nigeria

[elamin_eya @mumtazin]

We are so close🤞. Please tag @NGRSenate and @MDCNOfficial to remind them🙏🏻.

Retweet and ask others to retweet as well🙏🏻.

Distinguished senator @SenatorYaradua sir, we sincerely appreciate all your efforts and those of your colleagues in the @NGRSenate to bring sanity in the working conditions of the health workforce in Nigeria, particularly the Nigerian doctors. The excessive working hours of Nigerian doctors has been a nightmare and has caused many, their lives. It has also stood as a strong cause for outrage migration of many Nigerian doctors to other countries to practice.

Mr presidents @officialABAT renewed hope in Nigerias healthcare system which is been facilitated by the able minister @muhammadpate cannot be fully accomplished without a strong health workforce. This underscores the importance of targeting the root cause for this out migration of health workforce, which is the working condition.

This is why we are calling on @NGRSenate to expadiate the hearing of the motion laid by @SenatorYaradua on regulating the working hours of Nigerian doctors and abolition of the practice of continued work after a 24 hour in hospital call.

The healthcare we desire is possible 💯🙏🏻.

#abolish32hrsworkeverycallday