Eagles Eye Reporter

By Gambo Abubakar, Kaduna. The Kaduna state governor Malan Nasir Ahmad El-rufai has expressed his appreciation toward the contributions of the National Association for Accountants of Nigeria (ANAN) and it's members in the development of Kaduna state and the nation at large  The governor, who was represented by his deputy, Hajiya Hadiza Balarabe Sabuwa,in an opening ceremony of three days induction program organised by the association recently in Kaduna. He however, congratulate the Kaduna branch of ANAN for hosting the 5th session of the mandatory continuing profession development (MCPD) program with the of;Re-engineering Accounting in the Post Covid Era." "We welcome the participants and wish you a successful and fuith MCDP program". In his goodwill message, the commissioner Kaduna state ministry of business, innovation and technology, Idris Samaila Nyam,said that, the theme  of the program is pertinent to the current realities in the country.seeing tha

By Gambo. Abubakar, Kaduna. The Kaduna state governor Malan Nasir Ahmad El-rufai has expressed his appreciation toward the contributions of the National Association for Accountants of Nigeria (ANAN) and it's members in the development of Kaduna state and the nation at large  The governor, who was represented by his deputy, Hajiya Hadiza Balarabe Sabuwa,in an opening ceremony of three days induction program organised by the association recently in Kaduna. He however, congratulate the Kaduna branch of ANAN for hosting the 5th session of the mandatory continuing profession development (MCPD) program with the of;Re-engineering Accounting in the Post Covid Era." "We welcome the participants and wish you a successful and fuith MCDP program". In his goodwill message, the commissioner Kaduna state ministry of business, innovation and technology, Idris Samaila Nyam,said that, the theme  of the program is pertinent to the current realities in the country.seeing tha

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At least 18 people have been reportedly killed as terrorists group invaded Maza-Kuka Community, Mashegu Local Government Area of Niger State, North Central Nigeria in the early hours of Monday. Eagle eyes Reporter reported that the terrorists upon arrival into the community on motorcycles went straight to the mosque and murdered the victims who were observing the early morning muslim prayers. The victims were reported to have been shot dead at closed range while many others were injured. The terrorists also kidnapped 13 people. The attack is coming amid a network shutdown ongoing in some parts of the state, a measure the government claimed is to curtail activities of terrorists operating in the region. It would be recalled that one February 17, a student was killed while 27 students were abducted after daredevil terrorists attacked a government owned science College in the town of kagara in the state.

By Bashir Bello, Abuja The chairman of the House of representatives committee on federal character Hon. Abubakar Yahaya Kusada said the resolution of the two chambers of the National Assembly to allow the independent National Electoral Commission INEC and the Nigeria Communications Commission NCC to determine where electronic transmission of election results can be applicable was the right thing to do. Hon Kusada stated this during an interview with newsmen in his office in Abuja. The lawmaker representing Kankia, Kusada and Ingawa at the House said in the northern part of the country most towns and villages lacked complete network coverage hence the need to put such people into consideration.

By Bashir Bello, Abuja The chairman of the House of representatives committee on federal character Hon. Abubakar Yahaya Kusada said the resolution of the two chambers of the National Assembly to allow the independent National Electoral Commission INEC and the Nigeria Communications Commission NCC to determine where electronic transmission of election results can be applicable was the right thing to do. Hon Kusada stated this during an interview with newsmen in his office in Abuja. The lawmaker representing Kankia, Kusada and Ingawa at the House said in the northern part of the country most towns and villages lacked complete network coverage hence the need to put such people into consideration.