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October 1, 2025 Today, as Nigeria marks 65 years of independence, we at Hammajo World join the nation in celebrating a story that continues to unfold, a story defined by resilience, unity, diversity, and the unyielding spirit of a people determined to shape their destiny. Our independence is more than a date on the calendar; it is a living testament to the courage and vision of those who dreamed of a free and sovereign nation. It is a reminder of how far we have come, from the struggles that birthed our nation to the milestones that continue to shape our identity. Across every region, every culture, and every generation, Nigerians have shown strength in adversity and creativity in the face of challenges. At Hammajo World , we believe that every anniversary is not only a time to celebrate but also a time to reflect and recommit. As storytellers and chroniclers of our people’s journey, we remain dedicated to capturing the narratives that define us, the triumphs and the trials, the voice...

By Kamal Hammajo | September 30, 2025 Every year on September 29, the world marks World Heart Day, a global campaign dedicated to raising awareness about Cardiovascular Diseases (CVDs), the leading cause of death worldwide. In Nigeria, where cases of heart disease and stroke are rising steadily, this year’s observance once again highlighted the need for people to pay closer attention to their heart health. World Heart Day was established in 2000 by the World Heart Federation (WHF), in collaboration with the World Health Organization (WHO), to encourage individuals, communities, and Governments to take action against Cardiovascular Diseases. The 2025 theme, “Use Heart, Know Heart,” focuses on the importance of understanding how the heart works, recognizing risk factors, and making informed lifestyle choices. WHY IT MATTERS FOR NIGERIANS Cardiovascular Diseases remain a major public health concern in Nigeria. Experts consistently warn that factors such as unhealthy diets, physical inacti...

By Kamal Hammajo| September 28, 2025 The Gombe State Police Command has announced that it will commence full enforcement of Motor Vehicle Tinted Glass Permits across the State starting October 2nd, 2025. CP Bello Yahaya psc(+) Commissioner of Police, Gombe State Command  In a public notice issued by the Command’s Public Relations Officer (PPRO), DSP Buhari Abdullahi, residents and motorists are urged to ensure they obtain the necessary permits before the enforcement date to avoid sanctions. The police emphasized that the measure is aimed at enhancing public safety and ensuring compliance with existing traffic regulations. Motorists who own vehicles with tinted windows are advised to apply for their permits through the official Police permit portal: https://www.possap.gov.ng The Command called on the public to cooperate fully with law enforcement officers during the exercise and to share this information widely to ensure maximum compliance.

Experts call for policy reforms, education, and functional ranching to end recurring clashes By Kamal Hammajo | September 27, 2025 Gombe: The recurring conflict between farmers and herders in Nigeria took center stage on the Ngedam Fulɓe program of the Federal Radio Corporation of Nigeria (FRCN), Jewel FM 103.5 MHz Gombe (Saturday 27 September, 2025). I had the privilege of participating as a guest discussant in the episode, which focused on the topic: “Finding Solutions to Farmers–Herders Conflict in Nigeria.” The discussion placed particular emphasis on the crucial role Fulani journalists can play in fostering peace and contributing to sustainable solutions. Participants agreed that solving any problem requires a thorough understanding of its root causes. In this regard, the discussion identified several major factors fueling the farmers–herders crisis in Nigeria: Population Growth and Land Pressure: Rapid population growth has pushed residential settlements to expand into former far...

By: Kamal Hammajo | September 17, 2025 Sweet potato is one of those foods that quietly brings health, taste, and opportunity to our tables. From the orange-fleshed variety rich in vitamin A, to the purple and white types loved in many Nigerian homes, this root crop has proven to be both delicious and highly nutritious. Packed with fiber, antioxidants, and essential vitamins, sweet potato helps improve eyesight, supports digestion, and boosts overall wellness. Despite its natural sweetness, it remains low in fat, making it a healthy choice for young and old alike. In Nigeria, sweet potato is enjoyed in countless ways: boiled in the morning, fried as crunchy chips, roasted on the roadside, or milled into flour for porridge and snacks. Beyond food, it also creates jobs for farmers, traders, and processors across the country. Nigeria proudly ranks as the third-largest producer of sweet potatoes in the world, proving that this humble crop is not just about taste, it’s about health and livel...

  60th Golden Jubilee Celebration September always comes to remind us of the journey of a leader who has marked his name in gold, not with pen, but with the weight of his achievements in serving humanity.  Today, Taraba State celebrates one of its finest sons, a proud native of Jalingo Local Government Area, a leader whose life has been a blessing to his people and whose legacy will continue to inspire generations, Rt. Hon. Habu Isa Ajiya, former Speaker of the Taraba State House of Assembly, as he marks his 60th Birthday. Hon. Habu Isa Ajiya’s journey is a shining story of vision, courage, and dedication to service. From his earliest days in public office, he has carried the banner of leadership with integrity and humility. His political career is marked with milestones that speak louder than words and achievements that remain evergreen in the hearts of the people. As Chairman of Jalingo Local Government Council, though for a short period, he displayed rare foresight by conve...

 Where does Gombe’s money really come from? This exclusive documentary on GIRS reveals the untold story of revenue, reforms, and growth.  Click to watch