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  • First Independent Petroleum Import Arrives Nigera; Ends NNPCL’s Monopoly

    First Independent Petroleum Import Arrives Nigera; Ends NNPCL’s Monopoly

    By Abdulkareem Haruna The arrival of the first independent petroleum import, carried by the vessel ST Nnene, signifies a landmark shift in Nigeria’s downstream oil market. A 27 million litres batch, imported by Emadeb Energy, arrived at Ijegun-Egba on Wednesday, breaking the monopoly previously held by the Nigerian National Petroleum Company Limited (NNPCL). The vessel…

    Bay-6 News

    20/07/2023
    Economy, News
    downstream monopoly, NNPCL, ST Nnene
  • Wushe-Wushe: A Prestigious Kanuri Tradition That Unites Families, Honor Brides  

    Wushe-Wushe: A Prestigious Kanuri Tradition That Unites Families, Honor Brides  

    By Fatima Kambar Adam  One of the most prominent Kanuri cultural practices in Kanem Borno is the tradition of “wushe wushe.”  This phrase, best associated with weddings, is a concise way of expressing appreciation and welcome.  Organically, it is used to welcome guests who have come to see the bride or to acknowledge the generosity…

    Bay-6 News

    20/07/2023
    Culture & Tradition, Feature
    Culture of Borno, Kanuri, Shuwa, Wushe Wushe
  • Borno State Government’s Restrictions on Scavenging Activities: A Necessity for Public Security – Yusus Adamu

    Borno State Government’s Restrictions on Scavenging Activities: A Necessity for Public Security – Yusus Adamu

    By Hon. Yusuf Adamu Every government has a mandate to protect its citizens and their properties, and Borno State Government in Nigeria is no exception. Recently, the governor of Borno state, Professor Babagana Umara Zulum, has issued a directive to curb scavenging activities in the state, citing security reasons and potential risks from insurgent attacks.…

    Bay-6 News

    19/07/2023
    Economy, Opinion
    ban, Borno, scarvenging, Zulum
  • Borno Farmers Seek Divine Intervention: As Clerics Convoke Prayer for Rain 

    Borno Farmers Seek Divine Intervention: As Clerics Convoke Prayer for Rain 

    By Abdulkareem Haruna  Borno state’s clerics have organized a prayer for rain in response to a prolonged drought that has left local farmers anxious about their crops.  The absence of rainfall for over four weeks during the planting season has raised concerns among subsistence farmers, who fear poor yields due to the scorching sun and…

    Bay-6 News

    17/07/2023
    Disaster, Food Security, News
    Borno, Prayer, Rain
  • UMTH Celebrates 40 Years of Excellence with Service Expansion and Community Outreach

    UMTH Celebrates 40 Years of Excellence with Service Expansion and Community Outreach

    The University of Maiduguri Teaching Hospital (UMTH) marks its 40th anniversary on July 23 with prayers, community outreach and expansion programs. Serving patients from Northeast Nigeria and beyond, UMTH offers free medical services to 500 patients and unveils plans for a Heart Disease Center and Health Informatics Center. With an increased capacity of 1200 beds,…

    Bay-6 News

    17/07/2023
    Health, News
    UMTH celebrates 40th anniversary
  • Borno Governor Demands Rigorous Aptitude Tests, Exams Before Appointing Future Perm Secs

    Borno Governor Demands Rigorous Aptitude Tests, Exams Before Appointing Future Perm Secs

    Governor Babagana Zulum Puts End to Pro Forma Promotions, Requires Interviews and Examinations for Permanent Secretary Appointments

    Bay-6 News

    14/07/2023
    News, Politics
    Governor Zulum, permanent secretary, SSG
  • Nigeria’s House of Representatives Urges Urgent Measures to Prevent Further Territory Loss to Cameroon

    Nigeria’s House of Representatives Urges Urgent Measures to Prevent Further Territory Loss to Cameroon

    By Abdulkareem Haruna The House of Representatives’ ad hoc committee on the Nigeria-Cameroon border dispute has expressed deep concern over the potential loss of a substantial landmass and Nigerian citizens residing within it to the Cameroon Republic. This disconcerting possibility, which follows the previous relinquishment of the Bakassi peninsula, highlights the urgent necessity for immediate…

    Bay-6 News

    14/07/2023
    News, Politics
    border, Cameroon, dispute, Nigeria
  • UMTH’s Rehabilitation Center: A Beacon of Hope Transforming Lives of Amputees in Nigeria

    UMTH’s Rehabilitation Center: A Beacon of Hope Transforming Lives of Amputees in Nigeria

    By Abdulkareem Haruna In the bustling city of Maiduguri, Borno state, northeastern Nigeria, the University of Maiduguri Teaching Hospital (UMTH) stands as a symbol of resilience and progress. Within its walls, a new Physical Rehabilitation Center (PRC) has emerged, providing a glimmer of hope for individuals who have lost their limbs due to illness or…

    Bay-6 News

    13/07/2023
    Health, News
    ICRC, Physical rehabilitation center, UMTH
  • Why Being  A Journalist Is Tough For Me – (Dilemma of An Accidental Mass Communication Graduate) 

    Why Being  A Journalist Is Tough For Me – (Dilemma of An Accidental Mass Communication Graduate) 

    Fatima, a mass communication graduate from the University of Maiduguri, now works as a freelance language translator after she lost her job at Translators Without Borders (TWB), where she worked for about two years. Before she joined TWB, the young woman, currently in her 20s, had a stint with Dandal Kura Radio International for about…

    Bay-6 News

    13/07/2023
    Feature
    Why I don’t like journalism
  • Borno Enforces Indefinite Ban on Metal Scavenging to Combat Insurgent Attacks, Property Theft

    Borno Enforces Indefinite Ban on Metal Scavenging to Combat Insurgent Attacks, Property Theft

    However, while the ban addresses these issues, it will also result in significant unemployment challenges for those who rely on scavenging and sales of scraps as their primary source of income.

    Bay-6 News

    11/07/2023
    Economy, News
    bans, Borno government, scavenging, scraps
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