Aminci Times

   (By Shabul Mazadu) One of the major hindrances to finding lasting solutions to the periodical onslaughts on communities in Plateau State, is sycophancy meted to government whose carelessness in most cases is responsible for the attacks, instead of pointing out their flaws.  It was preposterous for the Speaker, Plateau State House Assembly, Rt. Hon. Gabriel Dawan, to address a press conference commending Governor Caleb Mutfwang whose short stay in power shows weakness towards insecurity in the state, of dousing further tension bred by avoidable attacks. Chapter 2 Section 14 (1) b of the 1999 Constitution of Federal Republic as amended states, "The security and welfare of the people shall be the primary purpose of government." Going by this section, there is no project or agenda of a sitting government that should supercede the security and welfare of the citizens including going overseas to seek investors, construction of roads, bridges and other infrastructures. Proper...

  By Usman Muhammad Salihu In the contemporary vibrant Nigerians culture, one cannot ignore the prevalence of complaints that seem to echo across the nation. While expressing dissatisfaction can serve as a form of catharsis, it's essential to explore the notion that constant complaining might hinder personal growth and prevent individuals from appreciating the beauty that life has offered them. Nigerians face various challenges, from economic uncertainties to social issues. However, it's essential to recognize that gratitude can coexist with adversity. By appreciating the progress made, both on an individual and collective level, Nigerians can foster resilience and find motivation to overcome obstacles. It's nowadays a common observation that many Nigerians engage in complaining to garner pity. However, it's crucial to question whether wallowing in self-pity brings any tangible rewards. Shifting the focus from complaints to proactive solutions can lead to a more constru...

In a bold move, President Tinubu has suspended the Minister of Humanitarian Affairs And Poverty Alleviation, Betta Edu, drawing commendation for decisive action. The news, shared widely on social media, has been lauded as a stark contrast to the perceived shortcomings of previous administrations. This is in a statement published in his Facebook page, an ex president of Mass Communication Students Association MACOSA ATAP CHAPTER Muhammad Umar Shehu. Drawing a comparison, Muhammad noted that President Tinubu's approach differs significantly from Baba Maigaskiya, whose tenure was marred by issues like corruption, economic hardships, and other social vices. "I have Just read that President Tinubu has suspended the Minister of Humanitarian Affairs And Poverty Alleviation, Betta Edu, this is commendable!" Umar asserted that President Tinubu's decision deserves applause, emphasizing the need for a thorough investigation by the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) ...