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Bathiya Wesley Mava’ama: A Natural Successor for a Greater Adamawa

With barely a year to Nigeria’s next general elections, conversations around leadership succession in Adamawa State have begun to take shape.

At the centre of these conversations is a familiar and reassuring name: Rt. Hon. Bathiya Wesley Mava’ama, the current Speaker of the Adamawa State House of Assembly. For many observers and stakeholders, the belief is growing that he is well-positioned; both in experience and temperament to succeed Rt. Hon. Ahmadu Umaru Fintiri as Governor of Adamawa State.

This confidence is not built on sentiment alone. It is grounded in history, performance, and a clear pattern of leadership continuity.

Governor Ahmadu Umaru Fintiri’s political journey offers an instructive precedent.

Before becoming Governor, he served as Speaker of the Adamawa State House of Assembly, a role that exposed him to the intricate workings of governance, lawmaking, consensus-building, and people-centered leadership.

That legislative grounding has been evident in his tenure as Governor; defined by prudence, compassion, infrastructural drive, and an uncommon sensitivity to the needs of ordinary citizens.

Today, Rt. Hon. Bathiya Wesley Mava’ama walks a remarkably similar path.

As Speaker, Bathiya has demonstrated calm authority, inclusiveness, and a deep understanding of governance beyond partisan lines. He has presided over a House that is largely stable, focused, and aligned with the broader developmental aspirations of the state.

Rt. Hon. Bathiya has demonstrated calm leadership, institutional discipline, and an ability to manage diverse political interests without undermining stability. The House under his stewardship has functioned with relative harmony, reflecting his capacity for dialogue, inclusion, and respect for democratic processes. These are not accidental traits; they are foundational qualities required for effective executive leadership.

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Black Box Of Crashed COAS Aircraft Recovered, Investigation Ongoing – AIB
NewspotngMay 22, 2021Read original

The Flight Data Recorder (FDR) and the Cockpit Voice Recorder (CVR) from the crashed Beechcraft 350 aircraft that led to the deaths of the Chief of Army Staff, Lieutenant-General Ibrahim Attahiru and 10 other officers, have been recovered.
The Accident Investigation Bureau revealed this on Saturday.

In a statement signed by the AIB’s General Manager of Public Affairs, Tunji Oketunbi, the agency has been mandated by the Nigerian Air Force to “lead the Investigation into the crash” of the military aircraft on Friday.

“The Flight Data Recorder (FDR) and the Cockpit Voice Recorder (CVR) from the accidented Beechcraft 350 aircraft have been recovered and investigation has commenced,” the statement said.

“Investigators will download and analyse vital information contained in the recorders at the AIB-N’s world class Flight Safety Laboratory, in Abuja.

“The mandate given to AIB-N is based on the Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) signed between the two agencies on July 1, 2020 covering areas of mutual assistance.”

Military authorities have suggested that the flight crashed due to adverse weather conditions.

Earlier on Saturday, the late COAS and the other 10 officers were buried at the National Military Cemetery in Abuja.

*UN introduced a Bill that called for GLOBAL ACTION AGAINST RACISM AND DISCRIMINATION*

Voting Summary:

Yes: 106.
No: 14.
Abstentions: 44.
Non-Voting: 29.
All voting members:193
More than 100 countries voted “Yes.”

*Guess who voted against it*:~ *USA, UK, Australia, Canada, Israel, France, Germany, Netherlands*.

Major Europeans voted NO. Rest of the Europe ABSTAINED.

These are the countries constantly calling out other countries on Human Rights & Freedoms !!!

This is the real world we live in. Just don't be impressed. BLATANT HYPOCRISY 😡

A global call for concrete action for the elimination of racism, racial discrimination, xenophobia and related intolerance and the comprehensive implementation of and follow-up to the Durban Declaration and Programme of Action :