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. By: Jubal Free-man Dabo Jubalfreemandabo@gmail.com +2348074962224 working is what wedding is to marriage and marriage is what retirement days is to working days. Most spend all their earnings during working their days thereby spending their benefits paying for the recklessness of the working days. It is said that we should cut our coat according to our size, but to the worker I say "cut your coat a little less than your size" to mean spend less at your wedding (working days) that you will enjoy your marriage (retirement life) well. On a day like this we need to reflect on the role of the Nigerian workers, their strength and weaknesses, challenges and the way forward not only for the nation but as well for the worker. Amidst the merry of the day we must spare out time to reflect and see how we will better achieve proficiency. The day is mend for all workers but I shall limit my reflection to the southern Kaduna workers. Not withstanding, this too would cast light to w

Introduction Nigeria is undergoing a systematic death agender tending toward a complete destruction of the state. We become ever confused over what to face as what is before us and against us is much more stronger it seems than we can face. More worrisome is the fact that this is perpetuated by Nigerians against Nigerians. This problem stems from our poor approach to the challenges before us. We have failed to approach the problem as against Nigeria, rather we build up affiliations that makes it even more difficult to salvage the situation. The terrorist is protected by a tag from a bound ordinarily his crimes have broken. Is it the Biafaran movement that brought the Civil war, Book Haram Issue that have so much destroyed the state of the nation, the Niger Delter militancy that destroyed our resources and international relations or the most recent suspected Fulani herdsmen gullira night attacks that have rendered our state a death zone that is not a pointer to the above claim? Sadly

Fulani herdsmen attacks: The big fight back — 8th May 2016 By Chidi Obineche RIPPLES of the Monday, April 25th attack on the rural agrarian community of Ukpabi Nimbo in the Uzo- Uwani Local Government Area, LGA of Enugu state which reportedly left in its wake a staggering number of deaths, injuries and destructions peaked at the turn of the week. The condemnations came like sparks of fire, but like a lion jolted from a delirious slumber, the fight back has slowly and steadily mounted, resulting in a frenzy of protests, threats, and pre- cautionary measures. Happily, no backlash, or reprisal killings have occurred. In- gathering After days of seeming reluctance, President Muhammadu Buhari took the bulls by the horns by ordering heads of security agencies to take all necessary actions to rein in the rampaging herdsmen who have continued to wreak havoc on different communities across the country. The president while receiving catholic bishops of Nigeria said; “We

Fulani herdsmen attacks: The big fight back — 8th May 2016 By Chidi Obineche RIPPLES of the Monday, April 25th attack on the rural agrarian community of Ukpabi Nimbo in the Uzo- Uwani Local Government Area, LGA of Enugu state which reportedly left in its wake a staggering number of deaths, injuries and destructions peaked at the turn of the week. The condemnations came like sparks of fire, but like a lion jolted from a delirious slumber, the fight back has slowly and steadily mounted, resulting in a frenzy of protests, threats, and pre- cautionary measures. Happily, no backlash, or reprisal killings have occurred. In- gathering After days of seeming reluctance, President Muhammadu Buhari took the bulls by the horns by ordering heads of security agencies to take all necessary actions to rein in the rampaging herdsmen who have continued to wreak havoc on different communities across the country. The president while receiving catholic bishops of Nigeria said; “We

INTRODUCTION Good and evil are often qualities attributed to objects, actions, and ideas. Generally, what is good is thought to be beneficial and what is evil is thought to be harmful, Many philosophers and scholars have contributed immensely on the debate regarding “Good” and “Evil”, solutions on problems of evil proposed, but still more, defining good and evil remains a central question of ethics. As Christian theology began to emerge in the 3rd and 4th centuries, the problem of evil became particularly challenging because Christianity was committed to the existence of an all-powerful, benevolent God but at the same time acknowledged the existence of evil. At the end of the 4th century St. Augustine formulated the solution that has the greatest influence on subsequent Christian thinkers. As a young man, Augustine had accepted the dualistic theology of Manichaeism. The later influence of Neoplatonism prepared him for his conversion to Christianity and his theological reconciliation

RE: SOURTHERN ZARIA; WHY CAN SHOULD BEG FOR PEACE BY DR. ABDUSSAMAAD JIBIA It is such a shame the way the northern elite, (the educated ones particularly) chose to arrest the issue of insecurity in Southern Kaduna and in Nigeria as a whole. A handful of commentaries from the northern part of Kaduna shows a high level myopic mindset. Clearly it depicts a caged fellow whose knowledge of the world is but an induction from the knowledge of their cave to meaning the world. Their only romance with the world appears to the tales told them at moonlight back then. The only true knowledge upon which they develop their premises in an argument is that told them by the masters and owners of the cave from of old as they appear far from the world of reality. Dr. Abdussamaad Jibia presented himself one of such many fellows who say a lot about a world they truly know little about and a subject the know nothing about. In his piece that suggests a call on CAN to plead for peace, he insulted the academ

         By: Jubal Freeman Dabo                       INTRODUCTION The Southern Kaduna People's Union (SOKAPU) is compelled to once more present to the world an objective perspective of the unfortunate occurances in southern KADUNA as falsely contained in ZEMDAs widely publicised advertorial of 6th March 2017 (Thisday Newspaper). It is no longer news that the Southern Senatorial Zone of Kaduna Sate, Nigeria has continued to suffer great tragedy for a long time now, we have lost our brothers, sisters, parents and even grand parents to these heinous attacks. We have equally lost properties worth billions of Naira. Our land is filled with widows, widowers, orphans, worst of all orphans as young as two weeks old. Sorrow and sadness have become the second nature of the people of Southern Kaduna. Unfortunately, while this crisis is going on government settles for apportioning blames of the southern Kaduna victims who are doing all to ensure the return of peace in the land. The governo