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 SDP CRISIS: Chief Bello''s Aide Faults Suspension claims - Bebetu Has Been Relieved of Party Leaderahip Position By Billy Graham Abel Yola  The leadership of the Social Democratic Party SDP in Adamawa state has suspended one of its foremost gubernatorial aspirant, chief Emmanuel Bello saying chief Emmanuel Bello has been plotting to hijack the party and displayed undemocratic values since he dumped the APC for the party.  The suspension which was announced by the state chairman of the party, Ibrahim Bebetu,Thursday, came just weeks after chief Emmanuel Bello dumped the APC and defected to the SDP declaring to run for governorship of the state. According to the chairman of the party, Bebetu, it has become imperative for the party to suspend chief Bello in order to bring sanity back to the party.  Bebetu said, "Emmanuel Bello decamped from APC and we gladly received him. But shortly after that event, he approached us and requested that we should closed the sale...

By 2030, Cervical Cancer Will Kill 443,000 Women Annually Worldwide By Billy Graham Abel Yola By the year 2030, cervical cancer will kill more than 443,000 women yearly worldwide, most of them in sub-Saharan Africa Ask your questions live on April 26, 2018 at 11:00 South Africa Time PRETORIA, South Africa, April 18, 2018/ -- The 8th  African Vaccination Week ( https://goo.gl/9cWUKK ) will be celebrated from 23 to 29 April 2018. Cervical cancer remains a leading cause of cancer death among women in Africa. According to the  Expert Review of Anti-infective Therapy ( https://goo.gl/7fBmL8 ), by the year 2030, cervical cancer will kill more than 443,000 women yearly worldwide, most of them in sub-Saharan Africa. According to the Human papillomavirus (HPV) Center, 2017, cervical cancer ranks as the most frequent cancer in women in Malawi, Kenya, Zambia and Zimbabwe and the second most frequent cancer in women in South Africa. The increase in the incidence of cervical cancer ...

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"WE HAVE BEEN NEGLECTED BY GOVERNMENT AT ALL LEVELS," ADAMAWA COMMUNITY SAYS By Billy Graham Abel Yola Some prominent sons of Michika community in Adamawa state have lamented that both the federal and state government have neglected the community leaving most of the residents to their fate after boko haram insurgency ravaged the area and left the community with massive infrastructural deficits and gaping humanitarians crisis. The community members took turns to tell Daily Sun that there has been a dearth of basic amenities and infrastructure in the area as result of the devastation caused by the boko haram insurgency that has not been addressed by either the federal or the state government  leading to massive poverty and humanitarian crisis. They made the remarksmade over the weekend at the annual Kamwe Cultural Festival in Michika local government area of Adamawa state. Members of the community lamented that schools in the area have remained in a state of disrepair, br...

2019: Let the others simply run away By Femi Adesina There are two options for those in contention for the presidency in 2019: run, or run away. Now that President Muhammadu Buhari has indicated his intention to run, dwarfs trying to wear a giant's shoes should simply run away. The cat has returned from a journey, let the rats scamper for safety. Show clean pairs of heels? But this is a democracy! Everybody is free to run in the direction he or she fancies. True. So, what I've said is mere advice, which they can take, or choose not to take. Nigerians will decide early next year. The greater the challenge, the sweeter the victory. I have always said it privately and in public. If President Muhammadu Buhari decides to run for a second term in 2019, I would support him. It doesn't matter whether I am in government or not. For some of us, the man Buhari is a conviction, a resolution, a man to admire and adore since 1984, when he became military head of state. Is he perfect...

NO WHERE TO HIDE FOR SMUGGLERS- ADAMAWA CUSTOM BOSS SAYS By Billy Graham Abel Yola The Comptroller of Customs in charge of Adamawa and Taraba, Francis Adetoye, has praised the Comptroller General of Customs, Col. Hameed Ali, for taking a tough stance against smuggling and other illegal trades militating the growth of the countries economy, saying the comptrollers general's hard line position has made the activities of smugglers an unpopular line of trade in the country. Francis Adetoye said, smuggling is an act of national sabotage hemorrhaging life from the country's economy and stopping it is critical to national development. Francis Adetoye made the remarks Thursday, while addressing Newsmen, in Yola, Adamawa. Adetoye said, "Smuggling is not a trade anyone should be proud of because it is an illicit activity fighting agaisnt the growth of country's economy. "Our command under the watch of Col. Hameed Ali, has been able to curtail and reduce smuggling acti...

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BUHARI'S ON TENURE EXTENSION: IT'S DEMOCRACY IN ACTION- Northeast Vice Chair Says By Billy Graham Abel Yola The National Vice Chairman, North East of the APC and a member of the APC's National Executive Committee, NEC, Comrade Salisu Mustapha says, president Muhamadu Buhari's statement on the tenure elongation for members of the party executives has not changed anything within the party as the current members of NEC are still in full grasp of the party affairs until June 2018 when their tenure will officially expire. Salisu Mustapha maintained that the president's is actually democracy in acrion and a statement that should be seen as a strong statement defining the party as a party owned by the Nigerian people and that APC has the capacity to accommodate plurality of ideas and to cherish diverse democratic voices which is a critical component that differentiates the party from other party’s in the country.  Comrade Salisu Mustapha made the remarks over the weeke...