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Justice Gana Ashigar bows out service

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Joel Ajayi

Justice Gana Ashigar has bowed out of the Federal High Court and the Federal Judiciary on 1st October, 2022, upon the attainment of the statutory retirement age of 65 years

At the Special Court Session and the Valedictorian in Maiduguri Borno state, Honourable Justice John Terhemba Tsoho, Ofr Federal High Court said the event was a celebration of a quintessential judicial officer, who not only excelled in his career but also in the development of the nation and humanity.

He described Justice Ashigar as a refined and erudite judicial officer who contributed immensely to the development of the country’s jurisprudence

According to him, it is definitely apposite that we are reveling in the contribution and life of the valedictorian for imprinting his mark eternally on the sands of time and in the chronicles of the Court.

“We are committed to ensuring that this hallowed practice continues, with the hope that it serves as motivation for currently serving Judges: that their grueling sacrifices will not go unappreciated.

 “Thus, the Hon. Justice Baba Gana Ashigar deserves all the encomiums he will receive today and in the future, for taking up the call of service and having discharged the service, without taint or blemish for many years.

In his farewell speech, Honorable Justice Baba Gana Ashigar who was  born 1 October, 1957 at Dikwa Town, Dikwa Local Government Area of Borno State to the family of late Mallam Bukar Mala Amodu thanked everyone for their encomiums

He said: “I have come to a stage where I must say goodbye. It is sad but we must realize that moving on with the rest of our lives starts with a goodbye. Without doubt, anywhere I go, I will carry with me the sweet memories of this Federal High Court and its staff which I will always treasure and cherish the experience gained from years of working.

“The federal High court has trained me both within and outside Nigeria. I have been trained and made better equipped to face the challenges of the job. I have been trained in the USA, the Netherlands, Norway, Mauritius, the United Arab Emirates, and Cairo- Egypt. I have visited Sweden, Turkey, India and many African countries.

“Let me acknowledge the fact that I and perhaps, many of us might have made one mistake or another and caused inconveniences among ourselves for all these years. This is expected since we are human. May I therefore, implore everyone I might have wronged, to forgive such wrongs on my

“I hold no grudges against anyone and I hope we will leave here today without any resentment or bitterness in our hearts.”

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Sunday Dare Group Leads Ogbomoso Mobilisation Drive as Tinubu’s 2027 Re-election Campaign Gathers Momentum

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By Joel Ajayi

Ogbomoso, a major political centre in Oyo State, witnessed a fresh wave of political mobilisation as the Sunday Dare Group (SDG) took its campaign message to the grassroots, rallying residents and All Progressives Congress (APC) supporters behind President Bola Ahmed Tinubu’s second-term ambition ahead of the 2027 general elections.

The rally, held on Thursday at the Ọba Ghandi Civic Centre, Ogbomoso, brought together party leaders, political stakeholders, candidates, members and supporters from Ogbomoso North, Ogbomoso South, Oriire, Surulere and Ogo-Oluwa local government areas.

Organised by the Sunday Dare Group, the gathering was part of its grassroots mobilisation efforts in support of the Tinubu L’ẹ̀kan Si campaign, while also promoting the 2027 political aspirations of Alli and Soji.

At the centre of the mobilisation was the Special Adviser to the President on Media and Public Communications, Chief Sunday Dare, who used the occasion to engage the people on the policies, programmes and achievements of the Tinubu administration.

Dare, the convener of the grassroots campaign mobilisation initiative, highlighted the Renewed Hope Agenda, drawing attention to government interventions in education, healthcare, economic empowerment, social investment, agriculture, security and infrastructure development.

He also referenced ongoing efforts in road construction and housing, stressing the importance of communicating the administration’s programmes and their impact on communities across Ogbomoso, Oyo State and the country.

The presidential aide urged residents and APC supporters to sustain their engagement with the administration and support Tinubu’s re-election bid for a second term spanning 2027 to 2031.

Beyond the political messages and campaign speeches, the rally featured humanitarian and empowerment interventions, giving the gathering a community-focused dimension.

One of the major highlights was the distribution of palliatives to 1,000 Ogbomoso indigenes, alongside empowerment initiatives designed to support beneficiaries and party faithful.

The intervention provided an opportunity for the organisers to combine political engagement with direct assistance to residents, particularly at a time when economic concerns and the need for grassroots support remain important issues for many households.

For the organisers, the gathering was also an avenue to strengthen political connections, deepen community participation and bring the message of the Renewed Hope Agenda closer to the people.

The presence of APC leaders, stalwarts, candidates and supporters from the five participating local government areas reflected the broad political reach of the mobilisation exercise.

From Ogbomoso North and South to Oriire, Surulere and Ogo-Oluwa, party faithful gathered under one platform to demonstrate their involvement in the emerging political conversations ahead of 2027.

As political activities gradually gather momentum towards the next general elections, the Ogbomoso rally represents another effort by political stakeholders to engage voters at the grassroots, communicate their political agenda and build support ahead of the electoral contest.

With Dare leading the mobilisation, the SDG is seeking to make Ogbomoso an important platform for its campaign activities in support of Tinubu’s second-term ambition.

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