Northern-Nigeria Perspective

The elements of media accentuated by social media space and main stream media, the television, radio and print media outfits are being employed by interest groups (enemies of Nigeria) in collaboration with entities outside the country, in a Coordinating manner to bring down Nigerian government by making the country ungovernable. So the faceless enemies within in active encouragement and collaboration with the: 1. Media  2. Human Rights Groups. 3. Non Governmental Organizations, NGOs. 4. International Criminals Court, ICC. 5. Boko Haram, BH. 6. Armnesty International, AI. 7. Super Tucano Deliberate Delay of Delivery of order to Nigeria military thereby buying time for Boko Haram insurgency. 8. Black Lives Matters decided to pokenose into Nigeria's affairs in order to beef up on the squeeze on Nigeria following it recent successful global outing. 9. CNN billed airing of program focussing on Human Right Abuses in Nigeria, a synchronized timing for the squeeze on Nigeria. 10. D. J. Swi...

TIDDO YO DADDO NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF THE ALUMNI OF GMMC YOLA. ATTENTION: 11 TRUTH, THE HOME TRUTH The year 2020 has proved to be unique in many ways aside the all pervading corona virus, Covid-19 pandemic, which spear head the global fear and changes in human life styles, economic and environment. In addition to the Covid-19 pandemic, Nigeria was hit by the Endsars epidemic which rattled the country and metamorphosed into a monster prepared to consume the nation. For those of us who were in our youth, aged 20 years, when Ojukwu declared independent state of Biafra and Gowon countered by declaring a rebellion against the Nigerian State, on the 7th of July 1967, first by Police action which snowballed into full, bloody civil war that led to the death of over one million Nigerians on both sides of the divide, ending in 1970 with a declaration by Gowon, of a “No victor and no vanquis". It was a glimpse, a memory, a reminder of the horrors of the fratricidal civil strife that threate...

 ATTENTION NO. 4. All MEMBERS. NATIONAL TIDDO YO DADDO ALUMNI ASSOCIATION OF GENERAL MURTALA MUHAMMAD COLLEGE, GMMC, YOLA. THE FORMER ELEMENTARY SCHOOL, MIDDLE SCHOOL, PROVINCIAL SECONDARY SCHOOL AND GOVERNMENT SECONDARY SCHOOL YOLA. NATIONWIDE STATE CONTACT/COORDINATORS. The Adhoc Committee-LOC, in collaboration, cooperation and on behalf of the National Executive Committee, Exco and the Board of Trustees, BoT of the TYD Alumni Association is calling on all affiliate and non affiliate versions of the Old Students Associations of the great school, GMMC Yola, established first as Elementary school, Middle School, Provincial Secondary School and Government Secondary School Yola in 1920 to drop guards and join the National body to celebrate the one hundred years of existence of the great school this Centinary year 2020. In order to identify and synergize with the National Association, various state chapters, Year Sets, dormitory groups or even Decade Sets in the 36 states, the Federal...

 ATTENTION OF ALL: TIDDO YO DADDO ALUMNI ASSOCIATION MEMBERS OF THE FORMER ELEMENTARY SCHOOL, MIDDLE SCHOOL, PROVINCIAL SECONDARY SCHOOL, PSS, GOVERNMENT SECONDARY SCHOOL, GSS AND NOW GENERAL MURTALA MUHAMMAD COLLEGE, GMMC, YOLA.  CALL FOR THE PAYMENT OF SEPTEMBER LEVIES. In order to lay the foundation for statutory membership contributions to the Tiddo Yo Daddo alumni association coffers, TIDDO YO DADDO, UBA Account number 1000330681, which gives members the sense of belonging to the organization and avail funds for the day today running of the Association. The Adhoc LOC found levies not instituted but random call to high profile dignitaries and distinguished alumni menbers were usually approached to donate funds for specifics after which the Secretariat became empty of funds for daily activities. Such practices was found to be, not only unethical but lacking in Accountability. Starting this September 2020, the Centinary Celebration year, we hope and pray all TYD family wil...

The Sama Nation:An Open Letter to Professor Maxwell Gidado, The Chief of Staff, Government House, Yola, Adamawa State, Nigeria.  Sir, I have taken time to reflect on Sama life and times before this my thoughts. THE SAMA NATION: 1. After you were sworn in as Chief of staff to His Excellency the Governor of Adamawa State, I texted you, impressing upon you that as the only Sama in powerful position in the Fintiri administration, I urged you to leverage on the opportunity to draw our Sama people closer to the government through deliberate upliftment into strategic positions. 2. I note sadly, that the opportunities to assert such influences are slipping away in the critical first year of the Fintiri administration. 3. I believe in justice and the rule of law, mindful of equity and fairness to all. With the largest population and significant contributions to the social and economic development of the state, the Sama deserve more than what we are getting from Adamawa State. 4. Spread sign...

WELCOME ADDRESS BY SA'ADU ABUBAKAR, ADHOC LOC CHAIRMAN,TIDDO YO DADDO NATIONAL ALUMNI ASSOCIATION. Good morning Your Excellencies, the Distinguished Alumni, the General Congress of our great school, the General Murtala Muhammad College Yola. The school metamorphosed from Elementary/Primary School to Middle School between 1920 to 1954. The curriculum was upgraded to full secondary school curriculum with the admission of the first set of secondary school intake in 1955. Ten of the first set survived the series of rustications and drop outs as a result of the disciplinary,  academic or policy changes. First set survivors  included Ibrahim Alfa, the headboy, retired Air Marshall of the Nigeria Air Force, Hassan Adamu, the Wakili Adamawa, a business mogul, Alhaji Natiti, retired Air Marshall of the Nigeria Airforce, Saleh Michika, former Governor of Adamawa State and six others who graduated in December 1960, in form six, the end class then. The school had a new name from 1955 to 1...

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