Halima Dangote: My father plans to give 33% of his wealth to charity
Halima Dangote, executive director at Dangote Industries Limited, says her father, Aliko Dangote, has committed over 30 percent of his wealth to philanthropic causes as part of efforts to ensure his charitable work continues across generations.
Halima said Dangote had donated 25 percent of his wealth to the Aliko Dangote Foundation and had committed about 33 percent of his inheritance to charity in line with Islamic principles.
โHe sort of put all the structure in place whereby we focus a lot on health and education. He actually donated 25 percent to the foundation,โ she said.
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Betta Edu regardless of the evidence Halima Shehu submitted against has never slept in the EFCC.
Mallam Nasir El-Rufai, who they donโt have any evidence against, has spent 6 months in custody today.
Today, I formally wrote a petition addressed to the National Human Rights Commission of Nigeria regarding the continued detention of Mallam Nasir Ahmad @elrufai.
As a concerned Nigerian citizen, I believe every individual is entitled to the protection of their fundamental human rights, due process, and a fair legal process under the Constitution.
This petition calls for an independent review of the circumstances surrounding his detention and urges the relevant authorities to uphold the rule of law and ensure that justice is served.
Justice must always prevail.
โ Ahmed Au
GENERAL SANI KUKASHEK LAUDS PRESIDENT TINUBU'S CREATION OF FOUR ADDITIONAL ARMY DIVISIONS
Former Army Spokesperson, Brig. General Sani Usman Kukasheka applauds President Bola Tinubu for his proactive measures in the fight against insecurity especially with the creation of four additional Military Divisions in the Country.
General Kukasheka stated this while featuring on the NTA Network Programme "Good Morning Nigeria." He nevertheless, appeals for more equipment for them for effective operations.
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SAD NEWS: Schools in Gwadabawa LGA of Sokoto State have been temporarily shut over security concerns, forcing thousands of children out of the classroom once again.
When schools close because of insecurity, it's more than an education problem, it is a sign that fear is reshaping daily life and denying children a safe future.
The question now is; how many more communities must lose access to education before lasting security reaches them?
SAD NEWS: Last night, at about 10:30PM, kidnappers reportedly abducted these individuals during an attack in the Millennium City area of Kaduna State.
My thoughts and prayers are with them and their loved ones. May they be returned safely and unharmed.
How many more innocent people must be abducted before decisive action is taken to tackle Nigeria's worsening kidnapping crisis?
Kaduna State Governor Senator Uba Sani flags off 500 trucks of free fertilizer for 150,000 farmers ahead of 2026 wet season.
Says no state in Nigeria has distributed free fertilizer on this scale.