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Tudun Wada community in Jos faces daily danger as floods render their only bridge impassable, trapping residents and risking lives. Despite millions in ecological funds, poor construction and neglect persist: joeyoffair.com/tudun-wada-com…

Bloggers have started spamming my publicly listed org email, CC’ing UN addresses, following my participation at Youth Rights Academy leadership program. Many of these emails are spreading false narratives intended to discredit the reality of Kenya I’ve been sharing.

“This is why women in Plateau state, out of every 1,000 babies born, about 65 don’t survive and around 110 children die before they time 5…”

Here's a story about Nigerian lawmakers and why they will do anything, 'worship' anyone, and rubber stamp anything just to remain in the National Assembly. It's a goldmine!

🚨 A JoeyOffAir Special Report Tomorrow marks one year since the tragic collapse of Saints Academy in Busa Buji, Jos North, a disaster that claimed 22 young lives and injured many more. 1/2

A year after the Saints Academy building collapse in Jos, families continue to grieve, heal, and search for justice. Amid poverty, inadequate support, and broken promises, survivors like Benitha still dream of walking again. joeyoffair.com/plateau-school…

It's been a year since the devastating collapse of Saints Academy in Busa Buji, Jos North. 22 young lives were lost, and many more injured in that tragedy. 💔 For Joey Off-Air Podcast 🎙️, I spoke with a grieving family: one daughter gone, another now in a wheelchair. joeyoffair.com/plateau-school…

It's exactly a year since that dark Friday when Saint Academy collapsed. One year later, Solomon wrote an article for @JoeyOJoeyOffAirhe fate of the a victim BenitBenithaeTizhelost her twin sister as well as suffered a spinal injury. Continued in next tweet 1/

When I visited the affected family, I learnt that a survivor of the accident, Benitha, is now in a wheelchair and hasn't been to school for the past one year. Her father, Tizhe tells me he is unable to afford the cost of sending her to a special school. He's asking for your help.

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Thank you for sharing the post on Benitha - the survivor of the Saints Academy collapse. Ajifa Solomon has furnished me with a direct account for Benithas elder sister. If you feel led to support, please use this account number; Janet Tizhe Kwanye Access bank 1230027179 1/

If you want to offer any form of more formal and comprehensive assistance (which I pray you do), please reach out to Ajifa or myself. If you haven't read the article on Benithas case, follow the link below; joeyoffair.com/plateau-school… 2/

Benitha sustained a spinal injury in the collapse that left her unable to walk. She spent more than a month in the hospital, grieving her twin sister’s death while adjusting to a new and painful reality. Read more: joeyoffair.com/plateau-school…

In April, students, activists, and farmers in Jos, the Plateau State capital, gathered at ClimaCon to tackle climate change with urgency, humour, and a shared sense of purpose. joeyoffair.com/climaconjos202…

Tizhe wrote to PlateauState for help: “We request medical assistance for our daughter, Benitha... Benitha suffered severe spinal cord injury, confining her to a wheelchair..The financial burden of weekly physiotherapy and medical care has overwhelmed us.” The letter was ignored.

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#INVESTIGATION: The Saki-Benin border remains a thriving smuggling hotspot despite government bans and efforts to curb illicit trade. This border area is a major conduit for smuggling activities that significantly contribute to soaring food prices in Nigeria. The continuous

“The truth is, we don't have the money. Even the feeding is not very easy. We struggle to get something to give her to eat. That's why we went to the authorities. Still, no answer. We need help to take care of the child,” says Tizhe, a father of the victim of the school collapse.

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