Missing Kano Girl Found In Jos

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3 years ago

May 11, 2023

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The young girl who was declared missing in Kano has reportedly been found in Jos, the Plateau State capital.

TORI reported that the girl, Muhsina, left home on Friday afternoon, May 5, 2023, and never returned.

One Asiya, who confirmed the development, said the girl’s parents are seeking answers on how she ended up in Jos.

“Yesterday, I mentioned that the missing girl was found in Jos. Many people asked for details without appreciating that investigations are still on. The family also wants answers. Instead of making snide comments, allow sensitive and necessary processes to take place. Thanks.” Asiya tweeted.

Asiya later twitted that the young girl has been found.

“Yesterday, I made this post and it was retweeted by over 3000 people. I truly appreciate the love and concern shown for an innocent child. Today, she has been found in Jos, thank god. Thank you all.”

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EuroMatch NPFL: From Imo Pride To NPFL Spotlight — Akuchie Obinna Turns Debut Into a Clean-Sheet Spectacle

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September 3, 2026

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For Akuchie Obinna, this was more than just another football match.

It was a moment to step onto the biggest stage in Nigerian domestic football and show that the Pride of Imo had a goalkeeper capable of standing tall when the spotlight arrived.

Making his first-ever EuroMatch NPFL appearance for Kun Khalifat FC on Matchday One, Akuchie immediately gave supporters something to talk about, producing a confident performance in the goalless draw away to Abia Warriors.

And when the game demanded a hero, the young goalkeeper answered.

With Abia Warriors pushing for a late winner, Akuchie remained composed between the posts, making crucial saves to protect his side and complete a memorable NPFL debut with a clean sheet.

The biggest drama came late.

Israel Joseph found himself with an opportunity to break the deadlock, but Akuchie stood in the way, producing a crucial save that ensured Kun Khalifat returned home with a valuable point.

That is the kind of debut goalkeepers dream about.

No goal conceded.
Big saves when it mattered.
A point secured on the road.
And then came the recognition.

Akuchie’s impressive performance earned him a place in the Sport Hub Team of the Week, adding another layer of glamour to what had already been a standout introduction to the EuroMatch NPFL.

For a player beginning his top-flight journey, the script could hardly have been better.

First NPFL appearance. First clean sheet. First Team of the Week selection.

From the heart of Imo to the bright lights of the EuroMatch NPFL, Akuchie Obinna has given football fans a name to watch.

And if Matchday One was the trailer, Kun Khalifat’s goalkeeper may just be preparing for a very entertaining season.

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NAICOM Launches ISSP to Deepen Penetration, Boost Confidence

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September 3, 2026

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BY NKECHI NAECHE-ESEZOBOR—Nigerian Insurance industry regulator, the National Insurance Commission (NAICOM), on Thursday in Abuja launched the Insurance Sector Strengthening Programme (ISSP), a new initiative aimed at accelerating the transformation of the industry and Nigeria in general.

The Commissioner for Insurance/CEO, NAICOM, Mr. Olusegun Ayo Omosehin, disclosed this today in Abuja during the official unveiling, he said the programme responds to persistent challenges facing the sector, including low insurance penetration despite Nigeria’s large economy, widespread underinsurance, limited public awareness of insurance products, and untapped opportunities among women, youth, and small businesses.

According to him, the ISSP is built around six pillars: Advocacy and Policy, Awareness and Education, Capacity Building, Gender Inclusion, Youth Engagement, and MSME and Value Chain Development.

He noted that the programme places strong emphasis on public education and financial literacy, arguing that insurance uptake is closely tied to consumer trust and understanding.

He further highlighted plans for professional training to strengthen technical expertise across the industry, alongside targeted efforts to bring more women and young people into the insurance space through tailored products and career opportunities.

He said the initiative would extend risk protection to Micro, Small, and Medium Enterprises (MSMEs), which he described as key drivers of employment and economic productivity but currently underserved by insurance.

The Commissioner linked the ISSP to the broader Nigeria Insurance Industry Reform Agenda (NIIRA 2025), stating that it supports goals such as deepening penetration, enhancing professionalism, strengthening consumer protection, and increasing the sector’s contribution to economic growth.

While pledging NAICOM’s continued support for innovation, Omosehin stressed that growth must be matched by strict adherence to prudential standards, transparency, and prompt claims settlement, adding that market expansion would not be permitted at the expense of solvency or public trust.

He described the launch as the beginning of a new chapter for insurance in Nigeria, one built on collaboration among regulators, operators, professional bodies, development partners, and the media to expand access and rebuild public confidence in the sector.

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