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Alhaji Muhammad Sada Abubakar, Ameerul Hajj

As pilgrims homebound airlifts begin today: Flight schedule violation attracts N13m fine...Amirul Hajj warns airlines
From MUSA A. TIJJANI, Jeddah
sAs the airlift of Nigerian pilgrims back home begins today, air carriers engaged for the 2006/2007 Hajj airlift have been warned to stick to flight schedules or face a fine of about N13million ($100,000).
Handing down the warning yesterday, the Amirul Hajj and Sultan of Sokoto, Alhaji Muhammadu Sa’ad Abubakar, said the carriers must, under the terms of agreements, follow the approved guidelines of the conduct of the exercise.

 
Barr. Ibrahim H. Hadejia Jigawa Deputy Governor

Why Turaki’s govt has failed, by deputy gov
By SALISU BASO
JIGAWA state deputy governor, Barrister Ibrahim Hassan Hadejia, has faulted Governor Ibrahim Saminu Turaki’s political appointments saying unqualified people were appointed to man ministries and parastatals in favour of experienced politicians.
Barrister Hassan disclosed this in an interview with Daily Triumph correspondent at Kazaure Emir’s Palace when he paid Sallah visit to Emir Najib Hussein Adamu.

 
Malam Baba Halilu Dantiye NGE President

NGE laments Agbroko’s killing
The Nigerian Guild of Editors (NGE) says it is saddened by the killing last week in Lagos of one of its members, Mr Godwin Agbroko, chairman, Editorial Board of ThisDay newspapers.
In a statement yesterday in Lagos, jointly signed by its president and secretary, Messrs Baba Dantiye and John Ndukauba, respectively, the NGE described Godwin Agbroko’s murder as a loss to journalism
“The killing, by yet to be identified persons, brings to the fore the daily hazards and dangers journalists face in discharging their constitutional mandate of keeping the people informed, entertained and educated.

 
Alh. Tukur Babangida
Pillars Chairman

We must not fail
By ADO SALISU
PLAYERS and officials of Kano Pillars Football Club will be paid 50 per cent of their 2007 sign-on fee as soon as the state government releases the approved N39.5 million take off grant to the club.
The club chairman, Alhaji Muhammad Tukur Babangida made the declaration in a meeting with the players and the technical crew of the team yesterday at the camp of the club at Kabo Guest Inn, Kano.

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