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Nigerian MSc Nursing Student, Saifu Mayana Umar, Arrested For Fravd in India

Saifu Mayana Umar, a Nigerian MSc Nursing student, was arrested in India for allegedly running a cyber fraud racket. He was detained in Meerut, Uttar Pradesh, for duping people across the country by promising high returns on investments in foreign companies and the stock market.

Authorities found transactions worth around ₹45 lakh in his bank account, linked to 16 fraud cases, mainly from southern states. Umar claimed some money was transferred by his associate, Yusuf, and withdrawn later. He's been released on notice, with his hands confiscated and passport taken.

NAYI NADAMAR YIN SALLAR IDI A MASALLACIN KUNDILA, JIHAR KANO

A yau na gudanar da Sallar Idi a wani masallaci da ban tabbatar wanne nake bi ba, tsakanin Masjid Sahabah da Masjid Jami’ur Rahma dake unguwar Kundila a Jihar Kano. An gudanar da Sallar ne da misalin ƙarfe 08:00 na safe, a ranar Juma’a.

Abin da ya faru shi ne, duka masallatan guda biyu suna amfani da lasifika masu ƙarfi, ta yadda har zuwa Gadar Lado ana iya jin kowannensu. Haka kuma, limaman biyu sun karanta Suratul A’ala a raka’a ta farko da kuma Suratul Ghashiyah a raka’a ta biyu.

Wannan ya sa dole sai mutum ya yi matuƙar nutsuwa kafin ya gane wanne limami yake bi. Ni kaina da ƙyar, da ƙoƙari sosai, na samu na kammala Sallar tare da bin limami guda ɗaya.

Abin takaici, sakamakon wannan rikicewa tsakanin sautukan masallatan, sun sallame Sallar tasu ba tare da sun kammala yadda ya dace ba. Hakan ya jawo sun rasa Sallar Idi ta wannan shekarar.

Saboda haka, muna kira ga Hukumar Malamai (Council of Ulama) ta Jihar Kano da su zauna su tsara yadda za a samu bambancin lokaci tsakanin masallatai, domin kauce wa irin wannan matsala a nan gaba.

A kwanakin baya na ga rubutun Sunusi Danjuma Ali kan irin wannan matsala a Sallar Juma’a, kuma har yanzu ana ci gaba da samun irin wannan lamari na yin Sallah a lokaci guda.

Allah Ya ba mu ladan Sallar Idi da muka yi, Ya kuma sa ta zama karɓaɓɓiya.

Cx: Sanusi danjuma ali

KWARA CHRISTIANS' DEMAND FOR GOVERNORSHIP POST: IT IS OLIVER TWIST MENTALITY
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‎The demand by Christian stakeholders for a Kwara governor of their faith (Vanguard, March 19) sounds reasonable until we apply the same logic elsewhere.
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‎If fairness means Christians must govern Kwara because Muslims have had the slot, then let's be fair everywhere. Why can't this coalition advise the Christians of Ekiti and Ondo States to give Muslims in their states who are more than 35% of the population the governorship slots? Why are Kwara Muslims who are less than 20% of the population of the state agitating for the post of governor?
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*‎To date, Christians in Ekiti and Ondo have not conceded even the post of deputy governor to Muslims in this democratic dispensation. How about Kwara Christians starting from there? Kwara Christians became Oliver Twist overnight because their Muslim neighbours have always given them the deputy governorship post.*
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‎What about the South-South and South-East, where Muslims are tiny minorities and have never governed?

‎Meanwhile, Kwarans already practice inclusion politics. The State routinely elects Christian deputy governors. That is real representation, not tokenism. In fact, our political culture is so mature that a Muslim-Muslim ticket could fly here without consequence. The fact that we still choose Christian deputies shows goodwill, not weakness.
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‎Now to the mathematics: Kwara votes majority Muslim. Political parties exist to win, not to make symbolic gestures. So, asking a party to pick a Christian candidate here is like asking the North to pick a Christian vice-president for the president, it ignores the simple truth that you must win first before you can serve.
‎The coalition's history lesson about past governors misses this point.
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‎Governors are elected by voters, not appointed by churches. If the majority keeps voting a certain way, that's democracy, not conspiracy.
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*‎The Coalition should stop framing leadership as religious entitlement. In this scenario, the coalition ought to call for all political parties to field their best candidates, regardless of faith, and let voters reward competence, integrity, and the ability to unite us. Let's be consistent about religious politics, at least. Kwara Christians should not be too eager to adopt 'Oliver asks for more' slogan.*
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‎Barrister Taofeek Jaji,
‎Chairman, ‎MURIC, ‎
Kwara State Chapter.