Live Saturday, 5 September 2026
BREAKING
Egyptian FM holds calls with Iranian counterpart , U.S. Envoy on regional developmentsZverev into French Open last-fourIsraeli fire kills four people in Gaza, medics sayEgypt, Singapore discuss expanding cooperation in tourism, antiquitiesAncelotti eases Neymar W. Cup fearsArab, Islamic states condemn Israeli actions at Al-AqsaSyria Hopes for Terrorism Delisting to Spur Economic RecoveryBenfica linked with Fulham’s SilvaVan der Breggen takes Giro leadKremlin: Saudi Arabia Named Guest of Honor at St. Petersburg Economic ForumTrump administration proposes 25% tariff to punish Brazil over trade practicesرياضة محلية‘Really cool to share this journey with her’: Michelle Wie West playing for her family at U.S. Women’s OpenArchaeological Replicas Showcase Saudi Arabia’s Rich History at Kuala Lumpur Int’l Book FairRenewable Energy Helps Red Sea Global Avoid 118,000 Tons of Carbon EmissionsLetter: Carol Rumens obituaryEngland v India: third and deciding women’s T20 cricket international – liveHealthVolunteers serve comfort food in a worrying Ebola outbreak – Sault Michigan NewsEconomyTrump signs AI executive order asking companies to give government early access to modelsVarietySouth West Water fined nearly £2million after supplying homes with parasite-ridden water that left four people in hospital – and telling people it was safe to drinkScience & TechYour car is following you – how to reclaim your data privacy on the open roadEgyptian FM holds calls with Iranian counterpart , U.S. Envoy on regional developmentsZverev into French Open last-fourIsraeli fire kills four people in Gaza, medics sayEgypt, Singapore discuss expanding cooperation in tourism, antiquitiesAncelotti eases Neymar W. Cup fearsArab, Islamic states condemn Israeli actions at Al-AqsaSyria Hopes for Terrorism Delisting to Spur Economic RecoveryBenfica linked with Fulham’s SilvaVan der Breggen takes Giro leadKremlin: Saudi Arabia Named Guest of Honor at St. Petersburg Economic ForumTrump administration proposes 25% tariff to punish Brazil over trade practicesرياضة محلية‘Really cool to share this journey with her’: Michelle Wie West playing for her family at U.S. Women’s OpenArchaeological Replicas Showcase Saudi Arabia’s Rich History at Kuala Lumpur Int’l Book FairRenewable Energy Helps Red Sea Global Avoid 118,000 Tons of Carbon EmissionsLetter: Carol Rumens obituaryEngland v India: third and deciding women’s T20 cricket international – liveHealthVolunteers serve comfort food in a worrying Ebola outbreak – Sault Michigan NewsEconomyTrump signs AI executive order asking companies to give government early access to modelsVarietySouth West Water fined nearly £2million after supplying homes with parasite-ridden water that left four people in hospital – and telling people it was safe to drinkScience & TechYour car is following you – how to reclaim your data privacy on the open road
Prices
US dollar50.94EGPEuro59.16EGPBritish pound68.88EGPSaudi riyal13.59EGPUAE dirham13.87EGPKuwaiti dinar165.01EGPJordanian dinar71.85EGPQatari riyal14.00EGPTurkish lira1.05EGPChinese yuan7.57EGPGold 247,257.68EGP/gGold 216,350.47EGP/gGold 185,443.26EGP/gSilver108.66EGP/g
US dollar50.94EGPEuro59.16EGPBritish pound68.88EGPSaudi riyal13.59EGPUAE dirham13.87EGPKuwaiti dinar165.01EGPJordanian dinar71.85EGPQatari riyal14.00EGPTurkish lira1.05EGPChinese yuan7.57EGPGold 247,257.68EGP/gGold 216,350.47EGP/gGold 185,443.26EGP/gSilver108.66EGP/g
NEWS BREAKING
Politics

TY Danjuma’s Nephew, Dinshiya, Joins Taraba Governorship Race

A nephew of elder statesman and former Minister of Defence, Gen. Theophilus Yakubu Danjuma (rtd), Hon. David Usman Dinshiya, has formally declared his intention to contest the 2027 governorship election in Taraba State under the platform of the Kabiru Tanimu Turaki-led Peoples Democratic Party (PDP).

 

Dinshiya, who made the declaration during a public event in Jalingo, said his ambition was driven by the desire to restore hope and unlock the economic potential of the state.

 

“Taraba can do better. Taraba must do better. And together, we will make Taraba better,” he said.

 

He said his decision followed extensive consultations with stakeholders, traditional rulers, youths, women, and party faithful across the state.

 

He lamented the level of poverty, unemployment, and poor infrastructure in the state despite its abundant natural and human resources.

 

“Too many young people remain unemployed, too many farmers lack the support they need to thrive, and too many roads remain deplorable and impassable,” he stated.

 

Dinshiya promised that, if elected, his administration would focus on agriculture, road construction, healthcare, education, and job creation.

 

According to him, agriculture would remain a major priority because of its importance to the state’s economy.

 

“We will transform agriculture from subsistence to prosperity through mechanisation, improved access to inputs, storage facilities, and agricultural financing,” he said.

 

The governorship aspirant also pledged to improve healthcare delivery and infrastructure across the state.

 

“We will embark on a road construction revolution to integrate all our communities into a network of efficient roads,” he added.

 

Dinshiya called on residents of the state to support a movement for unity, progress, and shared prosperity.

 

“This election is not merely about choosing a governor. It is about choosing the future and building a Taraba that works for everyone,” he said.

 

The governorship aspirant is the former pioneer State Coordinator of the Presidential Committee on the North East Initiative and former pioneer Coordinator of the North East Development Commission (NEDC).

المصدر: Leadership (Nigeria)

0 Views

أضف تعليقاً

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *