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3239156	有图 <p>It is now more than a month after former governor of Kano State, Abdullahi Umar Ganduje, “resigned” as national chairman of the All Progressives Congress (APC), but the dust over the manner by which he left office has not settled with many wondering how he “fell out” with President Bola Ahmed Tinubu and other power brokers in the party.</p><p>Also, following his resignation, many thought that he would be offered another position of similar weight or something close to that, but that has not happened.</p> <p>Recall that in January 2025, President Tinubu appointed Ganduje as the chairman of the Federal Airports Authority of Nigeria (FAAN), but was only inaugurated in July, a few days after he seized to be the national chairman of the ruling party.</p><p>SPONSOR AD</p> <p>There were insinuations in some quarters that after his exit as chairman of the APC, and despite the claim that he wanted to go and attend to his health, Ganduje would swap position with the Secretary to the Government of the Federation (SGF), George Akume but that did not materialise.</p> 2027 permutations: No cold war between Tinubu, Ganduje 2027 permutations: APC is miscalculating on Kano – Yakassai<p>Even though some sources close to Ganduje in separate interviews with the Weekend Trust insisted that he left the coveted seat on his own volition, other sources said he was forced out of the equation in order to negotiate with the leaders of the New Nigeria Peoples Party (NNPP), notably the former governor of Kano State, Rabiu Musa Kwankwaso and the governor, Abba Yusuf, to join the APC due to the cult followership the latter enjoys in Kano State and the relationship between him and President Tinubu which started since both were governors between 1999 and 2003.</p><p>Our correspondent was reliably informed that the plan could not pull through as APC stakeholders in Kano are not forthcoming in working with the NNPP leaders due to past experiences.</p><p>Sources said the case of Kano is different from that of other states because once the NNPP stalwarts are allowed into the party, most of the current APC leaders in the state would abandon the party due to the irreconcilable differences between them and the NNPP leaders.</p><p>“Many of them can’t possibly work together and that is the dilemma the party has found itself in because once you give opportunity to Kwankwaso and his group to migrate to the APC, the likes of Ganduje and others would either remain placid or move out of the party because they can’t work together,” one of the source said.</p><p>The situation, another source indicate, has made it difficult to complement the initial plan of wooing the NNPP leaders in a bid to win Kano in the 2027 elections as it can neither move ahead with the plan or go back since a new national chairman from the North Central has been appointed.</p><p>When Ganduje resigned on June 27, he stated that it was on grounds of ill health but few days after that, he was seen at the inauguration of the board of FAAN and shortly after, he visited the late President Muhammadu Buhari’s family in London.</p><p>Observers noted that seeing that he appeared strong enough on the two occasions, it was obvious that health condition did not prevent him from moving about, hence insinuations that his resignation had little or nothing to do with ill health.</p><p>It is believed that Ganduje vacated the position of national chairman of the APC for three reasons;</p><p>The first reason, according to sources, was that he was asked to step aside with a promise for a bigger position in order to pave way for Kwankwaso to join the party.</p><p>Secondly, there are allegations that he had fallen out with the presidency and was asked to go and thirdly, that it was to placate the North Central region which agitation for retention of the seat after the exit of Abdullahi Adamu became a heated issue.</p><p>More than one month after the former chairman left the position, however, Ganduje has neither been compensated with a bigger position nor has Kwankwaso joined the APC.</p><p>Truce with Kwankwaso</p><p>Weekend Trust learnt from a very reliable source close to the former national chairman that his travail began when on assuming office, he was told point-blank to go and reconcile with his former boss and political ally, Rabiu Musa Kwankwaso.</p><p>The source said this was a very had pill for Ganduje to swallow as he had not only parted ways with Kwankwaso, but had also drawn the battle line with him.</p><p>He was, however, said to have managed that situation, even though he was not happy about it thinking that he would be able to win the president over in due course.</p><p>“It was a tough moment for him when they said he should go and reconcile with Kwankwaso and thought that the pressure will fizzle out with time.</p><p>“But the call on him to act quickly persisted from the powers that be. Unfortunately, Ganduje was a bit reluctant in his approach to the matter which also sounded somehow to the Kwankwaso camp,” the source said.</p><p>He also cited the manner in which Ganduje spoke during a certain occasion on the rumoured return of Kwankwaso and went ahead to quote what the former chairman said.</p><p>The source said, “Let me take you back to when Dr Ganduje received in audience, the Minister of State, Housing and Urban Development, Yusuf Ata, at the APC national headquarters in Abuja. The then chairman said: ‘The APC is deepening and widening democracy in the country. Kwankwaso is a fish out of water, trying to find its way back into the waters. We cannot say we can’t accommodate him, because a friend in need is a friend indeed. We don’t want to leave him completely abandoned. We can still have him in, if he wants to join us. When you see your son running to where he would get shelter and you are a big brother in a big home, I think it is morally right to accommodate him. So, we cannot say we cannot accommodate him,”’ the source recalled, alleging that the words do not sound reconciliatory.</p><p>Another source said that even though Ganduje did very well as chairman by getting more members including governors into the party, the earlier thinking of the president about having Kwankwaso was not forgotten.</p><p>The last straw, Weekend Trust gathered was his inability to balance the chairmanship tickets of the party in the six area council of the FCT as requested by someone very close to the president on a 50-50 basis between the two major faiths in the country.</p><p>Unfortunately, the source said the choice of a lady for one of the tickets could not pull through, thereby altering the earlier instructions of having three each for the two faiths as against the 4-2 that emerged.</p><p>This was said to have angered the president’s close ally, who made the request and therefore persuaded Tinubu to ease him (Ganduje) off.</p><p>There are also indications that the presidency believes Kwankwaso controls the chunk of the votes in Kano and as such, a better option to work with in 2027, it was gathered.</p><p>There are observations that since the time he left the APC, Ganduje has not strayed close to the party or the presidency.</p><p>This has been interpreted as a confirmation that the former chairman did not voluntarily resign and maybe harbouring some grudges.</p><p>Party members who spoke with our correspondents in Kano on condition of anonymity said on three occasions that the former chairman was supposed to be in Kano to show his solidary to the president, the vice president and the APC, he was nowhere near the state.</p><p>“The excuse is that he travelled out of the country but the question you should ask yourself is whether Ganduje would have missed such opportunities were he to be in the position of national chairman no matter where he was,” the source said.</p><p>Ganduje’s aides and associates, however, do not see the situation in that light and have attributed his absence in the country to his resolve to rest after serving the party.</p><p>Chief of Staff to Ganduje, Malam Mohammed Garba, when contacted, said there is no problem between Ganduje and President Tinubu.</p><p>He said, “They remain bosom friends and have been in constant touch with the president who is the leader of the party. My principal was not removed as national chairman of the APC; he voluntarily resigned in the best interest of the party and to attend to some personal matters. He is currently in sound health and taking a well-deserved rest in London.</p><p>“Again, it is important to reiterate that he was not removed from office. His present stay outside the country is purely for rest, and no political party is in talks with him. Dr. Ganduje remains a committed member and leader of the APC, working tirelessly for the re-election of President Tinubu and to ensure the APC regains full control of Kano State.</p><p>“His associates are solidly working with him towards these goals, and together, they are focused on strengthening the party’s structures and ensuring electoral success at all levels.”</p><p>Another associate of Ganduje, Salihu Tanko Yakassai, explained that while Ganduje has remained loyal to the party, his associates are not happy with the way he was treated.</p><p>He said, “I’m a member of the APC, and I am aggrieved. So, if I feel that way, it’s safe to ask whether others do too.”</p><p>As the presidency keeps the blocs in Kano guessing, most of the leaders have decided to keep their fingers crossed until a concrete step is taken concerning the former national chairman.</p><p>Yakasai said: “The APC in Kano State remains strong and united. Dr. Ganduje, as the leader of the party in the state, will continue to bring his wealth of political experience to bear in ensuring the party’s victory in the 2027 elections.”</p><p>Since his exit, our correspondents learnt that though Ganduje has been trying to keep calm and has travelled outside the country to allow things simmer, it has not been easy for him to regain his composure.</p><p>Sources said that was why he did not rush back as he was wont to when the president and vice president visited Kano on condolence visits.</p><p>He was also not in hand to present the views of the government at the Kaduna summit, being the immediate past chairman of the ruling party.</p><p>The most glaring was during the stakeholders meeting held in Kano, where he was absent though some persons said he monitored the event via Skype.</p><p>But many are of the view that whatever decision is finally taken on the position of Ganduje would redefine the power configurations within the party.</p><p>At one end is the deputy president of the Senate, Jibrin Barau, who is already making efforts to increase his structure by wooing members of the NNPP to the APC. There are also speculations that Murtala Sule Garo, given his control structures at the grassroots, is bound to play a role in how things shape up for the party in Kano.</p><p>Analysts say if Ganduje remains within the party, it is not likely that Kwankwaso would be willing to join the APC given the no love lost relationship between them and if Kwankwaso finally joins the APC, there will be the battle of who should be the leader of the party in the state as the latter is not likely to take instructions from Ganduje given his position as his former boss.</p><p> <small>Sponsored</small><p>News Update: Nigerians have now been approved to get paid in US Dollars, acquire Ultra-premium domains for as low as $1700 and profit $15,000 (₦24Million naira). USA Company available to show you how to do this monthly. 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3239155	有图 <p>Tension rose between Nigeria and Ghana at the end of July when some Ghanaians took to the streets to demand the deportation of Nigerians following repeated incidents of criminal activities in the country, which were blamed on foreign nationals.</p><p>Some Ghanaians had staged a protest in Accra, demanding the immediate expulsion of Nigerians from their country over alleged involvement in crime and social vices.</p> <p>The protesters displayed placards with messages, such as “Nigerians Must Go”, “End Kidnapping”, “End Prostitution”, “End Armed Robbery”, “End Fraud”, and “End Ritual Murders.”</p><p>SPONSOR AD</p> <p>They also accused some Nigerians in Ghana of fuelling insecurity and moral decadence in their country, with some of the placards carried by the protesters reading, “Who protects the right and freedom of Ghanaians?”, “Nigerians are kidnapping and using people for rituals”, and “Our kids are getting missing.”</p> 2027 permutations: No cold war between Tinubu, Ganduje Ariaria Market: Where ‘anything’ can be produced<p>In a viral video, several protesters were seen draped in the Ghanaian national flag while others donned red clothing — a traditional symbol of resistance.</p><p>One female protester, dressed in red and holding a placard, declared, “Nigerians must go because you cannot be in someone’s country and be doing anyhow.”</p><p>Another placard read, “Our Health At Stake Due to Mass Prostitution,” explaining growing public frustration over perceived health and safety risks allegedly linked to activities of some Nigerian nationals in the country.</p><p>One protester, riding on a motorcycle, explained how the presence of Nigerians in Ghana was fuelling insecurity in the country.</p><p>He said a time would come when even they and their children wouldn’t be able to go out and return home safely.</p><p>He pointed to the incident involving an official of the Ghana High Commission, who recently died in Abuja, after a robbery incident.</p><p>Evolution of tension between Nigeria and Ghana</p><p>Under British colonial administration, both Nigeria and Ghana (then Gold Coast) witnessed significant inter-migration. Nigerians, particularly Hausas, formed part of military and trading units in Ghana.</p><p>Post-independence, the economic boom in Ghana attracted Nigerian migrants, especially the Yoruba, seeking opportunities in commerce and public service. This era reflected an informal Pan-African ideal: borderless brotherhood.</p><p>However, in 1969, the Ghanaian government under Prime Minister Kofi Abrefa Busia issued the infamous Aliens Compliance Order. It mandated all undocumented foreigners to leave Ghana within two weeks.</p><p>The move resulted in the expulsion of an estimated 140,000 Nigerians, triggering a diplomatic fallout. Ghana justified the action as a necessity to preserve jobs and stabilize its economy, but it sowed seeds of distrust.</p><p>And by 1983, the tables had turned. Nigeria, experiencing an economic downturn and rising unemployment, expelled over two million immigrants, including about one million Ghanaians. Coined as the “Ghana Must Go” episode, the term referred to the patterned travel bags used by deported Ghanaians.</p><p>Though Nigeria claimed it was enforcing immigration laws, many saw it as retaliation for Ghana’s earlier action.</p><p>Fortunately, by the late 1980s, cooler heads prevailed. Presidents Jerry Rawlings of Ghana and Ibrahim Babangida of Nigeria pursued reconciliation. A joint commission for cooperation was established, paving the way for better trade, cultural exchange, and conflict mediation. These efforts helped restore diplomatic balance and signalled a renewed commitment to ECOWAS principles of free movement.</p><p>But immigration issues resurfaced in the 2020s. In Ghana, Nigerian-owned businesses were targeted in enforcement sweeps, prompting outrage in Abuja. Nigeria accused Ghana of xenophobia, while Ghana insisted on legal compliance. As nationalism and economic protectionism gained traction globally, their echo reverberated in West Africa’s immigration policies.</p><p>In 2025, protests emerged in Ghana calling for tighter border controls. Dubbed “Nigeria Must Go”, the movement mirrored past episodes and triggered fresh diplomatic concerns. While not state-sponsored, the rhetoric risked destabilising regional peace.</p><p>‘No threats to our lives yet’</p><p>Speaking about the protest, a young Nigerian trader at Kasoa town in Accra, Mr Ezikpe Ukaku, told Weekend Trust that there was no immediate threat to Nigerians doing legitimate businesses in Ghana.</p><p>“I heard about the protests calling on Nigerians to leave Ghana, but it seemed to be instigated by certain persons to propagate an agenda, especially after a 2013 video of one Eze Ndigbo claiming to buy land to set up an Igbo Village surfaced online,” he said.</p><p>On the allegations of crime against Nigerians, he said there are concerns about some Nigerians who traffic young women to Ghana for prostitution, or to transit them to Europe, which also has local women.</p><p>“Just this month, we had the biggest arrest in Ghana by the American FBI involving eight Ghanaians in cyberfraud against Americans,” he said.</p><p>Regarding why many Nigerians continue to live in Ghana, he pointed to the country’s stable electricity supply and responsive security, despite battling high inflation and hardship.</p><p>Also speaking, Chukwuemeka Nnaji, a former President of the Nigerian Union of Traders Association, Ghana (NUTAG), said there were no threats to their life and property for now.</p><p>“We are really fine. Not much is happening. Yes, the protests that we all witnessed happened on Sunday, and Sundays are not business days here.</p><p>“So, you can just understand that it’s just the social media people trying to create some kind of attention. However, as a people, nobody has attacked us or our businesses, and nobody has attacked us directly.</p><p>Similarly, Eddison Agbenyegah, Ghana’s Deputy Head of Mission in Nigeria, assured Weekend Trust that there was no cause for alarm.</p><p>“Nigerians can continue with their daily activities. the protesters are just some people who gathered to do a social media protest.</p><p>“There is no danger to Nigerians in Ghana, I can assure you of that,” he said.</p><p>Cause for alarm- FG</p><p>Meanwhile, the Federal Government has called for calm over the protests.</p><p>The Nigerians in Diaspora Commission (NIDCOM), in a statement by Hon. Abike Dabiri-Erewa, its Chairman/CEO, urged Nigerians living in Ghana not to be provoked or become violent with anyone, as the issue was being handled at the diplomatic level.</p><p>She said the blanket outrage against Nigerians living in Ghana and branding them as criminals should be condemned by all.</p><p>“Nigerians are not criminals. They are good ambassadors wherever they find themselves, while those bad ones should be fished out to face necessary sanctions.</p><p>“Ghana and Nigeria are like Siamese twins. They are brothers and in the spirit of ECOWAS and regional integration, should continue to live in peace like brothers,” she noted in a statement signed by Abdur-Rahman Balogun, spokesperson of NIDCOM.</p><p>Dabiri-Erewa also advised Nigerians to disregard videos circulating that Nigerians’ shops and property were being destroyed by Ghanaians, saying, “There is no evidence to that, and we must at all costs try to prevent any reprisal attacks”.</p><p>Similarly, the spokesperson of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Kimiebi Ebienfa, said the government would handle the issue diplomatically.</p><p>He said, “We will engage them diplomatically.”</p><p>No room for xenophobia – Ghana president</p><p>On his part, President John Mahama of Ghana has reaffirmed the country’s commitment to the Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS) protocols, stating that there’s no place for xenophobia in Ghana.</p><p>Mahama disclosed this while receiving President Bola Tinubu’s special envoy, led by the Minister of State for Foreign Affairs, Amb. Bianca Odumegwu-Ojukwu, at the Presidential Palace, Accra, Ghana.</p><p>The Ghanaian president reiterated his commitment to advancing the ECOWAS protocols, especially on the free movement of persons and goods in the region.</p><p>Mahama asked the envoy to convey his message to President Tinubu, urging that he should not lose sleep over recent protests against Nigerian nationals resident in his country.</p><p>According to him, Nigeria and Ghana are brothers with shared history, assuring that his government would not allow anything to come between them.</p><p>He restated that the recirculation of an old video made by a Nigerian residing in Ghana over 10 years ago had generated tension, but announced that the situation had been swiftly managed.</p><p>He said that the protesters were not up to 50, assuring the envoy of the safety and protection of the lives, property and businesses of Nigeria and Nigerians in Ghana.</p><p> <small>Sponsored</small><p>News Update: Nigerians have now been approved to get paid in US Dollars, acquire Ultra-premium domains for as low as $1700 and profit $15,000 (₦24Million naira). 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3239154	有图 <p>Former Jigawa State governor, Sule Lamido, has declared former President Goodluck Jonathan as the Peoples Democratic Party’s strongest option for the 2027 presidential election.</p><p>He, therefore, urged the party to make deliberate moves to bring him back, adding that no current PDP member from the South can match Jonathan’s experience.</p> <p>The ex governor said this while appearing on Channels Television’s Politics Today.</p><p>SPONSOR AD</p> <p>According to him, “I think for PDP now they should try to woo him. He is their best bet. Anybody put forth by the PDP, Nigerians will support him”.</p> 2027 permutations: No cold war between Tinubu, Ganduje 2027 permutations: APC is miscalculating on Kano – Yakassai<p>Lamido described Jonathan as a leader who has guided the country before and understands governance and works well with others.</p><p>He said the former president “is most welcome, competent and very qualified. To me, I welcome him into the PDP. I think so far in the PDP, with all respect to all members, I do not see a better alternative than Jonathan if he comes to the PDP.</p><p>“I do not see any other person really. If we are giving the presidency to the South, it will be the PDP. Who is there in PDP now that can challenge Jonathan in terms of being in office, being full headed, being somebody who is willing to listen and somebody who is also a key player who believes in partnership” the former governor submitted.</p><p>Lamido also called for the expulsion of the Minister of the Federal Capital Territory, Nyesom Wike, former Benue State governor, Samuel Ortom, former Abia State governor, Okezie Ikpeazu, and other PDP members whom he said worked against the party during the 2023 general elections.</p><p>“All those erring members, the Wikes, the Ortoms, the Ikpeazus and others who openly campaigned against the PDP in the 2023 elections and who say that they are going to work for the APC in 2027 should be sacked from the party,” he stated.</p><p>The PDP stalwart further expressed frustration over the “long standing culture of impunity within the party”, stressing that it was time the leadership enforced disciplinary measures.</p><p>“From way back after the primaries of 2022 leading to the elections of 2023 there are people who because of their interest and ambition felt aggrieved about what transpired in the party’s convention.</p><p>“And they turned against the party and fought the party. We have been having this kind of problem, the impunity of people castrating the party and denouncing it,” Lamido said.</p><p>Lamido’s remarks came in the wake of fresh moves within the PDP to court Jonathan ahead of 2027 gained national attention.</p><p>In August 2025 senior party figures confirmed ongoing efforts to persuade the former president to return as the party’s flag bearer.</p><p>The development followed renewed internal consultations and public appeals from influential members who argued that Jonathan’s unique blend of national experience, electoral appeal and statesmanship gives the PDP its best chance of reclaiming the presidency.</p><p>Jonathan, who served as president from 2010 to 2015, remains one of the most recognisable political figures in the country.</p><p>Although the former President turned statesman has not officially said he would run, his wife, Patience, recently declared support for the Tinubu administration when she said she would not contest against the First Lady, Senator Oluremi Tinubu.</p><p> <small>Sponsored</small><p>News Update: Nigerians have now been approved to get paid in US Dollars, acquire Ultra-premium domains for as low as $1700 and profit $15,000 (₦24Million naira). USA Company available to show you how to do this monthly. Click here to learn more.</p> </p><p><u>Click here</u> to start</p> </p><p> <p> <img src="data:image/svg+xml,%3Csvg%20xmlns=" rel="noopener noreferrer"> Join Daily Trust WhatsApp Community For Quick Access To News and Happenings Around You.</p> </p> 2027: Jonathan Is PDP’s Best Choice – Sule Lamido – Daily Trust	查看 3983	《每日信托报》	2025-08-09 16:51:46 2025-08-10 02:03:41	word
3239153	有图 <p>President Bola Ahmed Tinubu has approved the appointment of Professor Mathew Adamu as the Acting Vice-Chancellor of Yakubu Gowon University, Abuja.</p><p>Until his appointment, Adamu was from the Department of Veterinary Parasitology and Entomology, College of Veterinary Medicine, Joseph Sarwuan Tarka University, Makurdi.</p> <p>He is a fellow of the College of Veterinary Surgeons of Nigeria and member of the Knight of St. Mulumba (KSM),</p><p>SPONSOR AD</p> <p>The appointment, announced in a statement by the Permanent Secretary of the Federal Ministry of Education, Abel O. Enitan, is for a period of three months with effect from Monday, August 11, 2025.</p> Why Ghanaians protest against Nigerians Ariaria Market: Where ‘anything’ can be produced<p>According to the ministry, Adamu is tasked with supporting the Governing Council to conclude the ongoing process for the appointment of a substantive vice-chancellor in line with statutory provisions and extant guidelines.</p><p>He is the second Acting Vice Chancellor appointed by the Federal Government since Prof Aisha Maikudi was sacked.</p><p>Professor Lar Patricia Manko had been appointed acting VC for a non-renewable six-month period.</p><p> <small>Sponsored</small><p>News Update: Nigerians have now been approved to get paid in US Dollars, acquire Ultra-premium domains for as low as $1700 and profit $15,000 (₦24Million naira). USA Company available to show you how to do this monthly. Click here to learn more.</p> </p><p><u>Click here</u> to start</p> </p><p> <p> <img src="data:image/svg+xml,%3Csvg%20xmlns=" rel="noopener noreferrer"> Join Daily Trust WhatsApp Community For Quick Access To News and Happenings Around You.</p> </p> Prof Adamu Appointed acting VC of University of Abuja – Daily Trust	查看 1711	《每日信托报》	2025-08-09 18:41:34 2025-08-10 02:03:41	word
3239152	有图 <p>Former Minister of Agriculture and Rural Development, Chief Audu Ogbeh, is dead.</p><p>According to a statement issued by his family, Ogbeh died at the age of 78.</p> <p>“It is with deep sadness that we announce the passing of our beloved husband, father and grandfather; Chief Audu Ogbeh. He passed away on the 9th of August 2025 at the fulfilled age of 78.”</p><p>SPONSOR AD</p> <p>“He departed peacefully, leaving behind a legacy of integrity, service, and dedication to our nation and community. We are comforted by the many lives he touched and the example he set.</p> Prof Adamu Appointed acting VC of University of Abuja I’m scared of the future – Audu Ogbeh<p>“Details of the funeral arrangements will be communicated in due course. We thank friends, colleagues, and well-wishers for their prayers and support during this time. We will appreciate some privacy at this time while we mourn the loss of our patriarch,” the statement read.</p><p>Ogbeh became a politician in 1979, when he was elected into the Benue State House of Assembly, where he was the deputy speaker.</p><p>He later served as a minister three times, under Presidents Shehu Shagari and Muhammadu Buhari. He was also the chairman of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) between 2001 and 2005 under former President Olusegun Obasanjo.</p><p>In his last known interview to the media, Ogbeh had told Trust TV that he was scared of the future. Read the full interview here,</p><p> <small>Sponsored</small><p>News Update: Nigerians have now been approved to get paid in US Dollars, acquire Ultra-premium domains for as low as $1700 and profit $15,000 (₦24Million naira). USA Company available to show you how to do this monthly. Click here to learn more.</p> </p><p><u>Click here</u> to start</p> </p><p> <p> <img src="data:image/svg+xml,%3Csvg%20xmlns=" rel="noopener noreferrer"> Join Daily Trust WhatsApp Community For Quick Access To News and Happenings Around You.</p> </p> Audu Ogbeh is dead – Daily Trust	查看 1952	《每日信托报》	2025-08-09 19:27:57 2025-08-10 02:03:41	word
3239151	有图 <p>For the Fulani people, cattle are far more than mere livestock—they are the heartbeat of tradition, the anchor of identity, and a symbol of survival passed down through generations. Across vast grasslands and rugged terrains, these majestic animals have shaped the Fulani way of life, influencing everything from their migration patterns and social structures to their music, art, and spiritual beliefs.</p> <p>This journey into Fulani heritage uncovers how the deep bond between cattle and culture has defined their history, sustained their communities, and preserved their unique traditions amid the pressures of modern change. But as the world evolves—bringing climate challenges, shifting economies, and cultural transformation—what does the future hold for this ancient pastoral legacy?</p><p>SPONSOR AD</p> <p> <small>Sponsored</small><p>News Update: Nigerians have now been approved to get paid in US Dollars, acquire Ultra-premium domains for as low as $1700 and profit $15,000 (₦24Million naira). USA Company available to show you how to do this monthly. Click here to learn more.</p> </p><p><u>Click here</u> to start</p> </p><p> <p> <img src="data:image/svg+xml,%3Csvg%20xmlns=" rel="noopener noreferrer"> Join Daily Trust WhatsApp Community For Quick Access To News and Happenings Around You.</p> </p> Cattle and Culture: A Journey into Fulani Heritage – Daily Trust	查看 1318	《每日信托报》	2025-08-09 20:17:31 2025-08-10 02:03:41	word
3239150	有图 <p>In Georgia, a wedding is more than just the union of two people. It is an event filled with profound symbolism, respect for ancestors, and a celebration of family ties. A Georgian wedding is a ritual that has been passed down through generations, reflecting the nation’s rich history and cultural heritage.</p><p>One of the key features of a Georgian wedding is its grandeur. Celebrating this day in a small circle is uncommon; instead, a wedding is a festive occasion not only for family but also for friends, neighbors, distant relatives, and even acquaintances of acquaintances. In traditional Georgian culture, the more guests there are, the happier and more prosperous the couple’s life together is believed to be.</p> <p>Georgian weddings are renowned for their emotional depth, sincerity, and joy. They combine ancient customs, lively dances, masterful toasts, and incredible hospitality — elements that make the celebration unforgettable not only for the bride and groom but also for everyone in attendance.</p><p>SPONSOR AD</p> <p>However, despite the deep respect for traditions, Georgian weddings have evolved over time. Today, you can witness how ancient rituals blend with modern trends: young couples adapt the celebration to suit their preferences while preserving the essence of Georgian culture. Just as centuries ago, a wedding remains an event that unites families and leaves an indelible mark on the memories of all who take part.</p>Pre-wedding rituals and preparation<p>A Georgian wedding is a complex, multi-layered process that begins long before the actual celebration. Pre-wedding rituals play a crucial role in shaping the future union, preparing not only the bride and groom but also their families for this significant event.</p>Matchmaking (Makhlaoba)<p>In the past, the groom’s family took the initiative: respected men would negotiate the marriage terms and discuss the dowry. A key figure in this process was the “mediator,” who presented the groom in the best possible light. It was common for the couple not to meet before the matchmaking. Today, young couples decide to marry independently, and matchmaking has evolved into a formal introduction of the parents.</p>Engagement (Nisna)<p>This ritual symbolized the families’ agreement to the marriage. The groom would present the bride with a ring, blessings would be given, and a festive meal would follow. The engagement was considered just as important as the wedding itself, as the bride was officially welcomed into the groom’s family. Nowadays, this tradition has taken on a more romantic nature, with families marking the occasion with a small celebration.</p>Choosing the wedding dateThe wedding date is selected with several factors in mind: Church calendar — Weddings are scheduled outside of fasting periods and typically follow major religious holidays. Folk beliefs — Friday and Sunday are considered particularly auspicious days. Seasonal considerations — Weddings are most often held in summer and autumn when outdoor celebrations are more feasible.<p>Thus, pre-wedding rituals in Georgia are more than just preparation for the big day — they are meaningful traditions that strengthen the bond between two families and lay the foundation for the couple’s future life together.</p>Wedding day: key traditions and rituals<p>On the wedding day, it’s not just two people coming together — their families unite as well, forming a bond that is considered unbreakable in Georgian culture. The day follows a well-defined sequence of events, where every detail holds symbolic significance.</p>Bride’s ransom<p>The festivities begin with the traditional bride’s ransom — a joyful ritual where the groom must “win over” his chosen one. The bride’s relatives demand a symbolic ransom or challenge the groom with playful tasks, such as guessing her favorite color, singing a song, or performing a dance. This tradition emphasizes the groom’s willingness to fight for his love.</p>Procession to the groom’s home<p>After the ransom, the bride travels to the groom’s home, accompanied by family and friends. This journey often turns into a lively procession with music and dancing. By tradition, the groom’s mother greets the couple at the doorstep with honey and walnuts — symbols of a sweet and prosperous life. The bride tastes a piece and then breaks a plate for good luck.</p><p>Church wedding ceremony</p><p>The wedding ceremony in the Georgian Orthodox Church is a significant ritual symbolizing the couple’s spiritual union. The bride and groom enter the church holding candles, and the priest leads them three times around the lectern. Crowns are placed on their heads, signifying the responsibility they bear toward one another. However, not all couples opt for a church ceremony today, especially if they come from different religious backgrounds.</p>Civil registration<p>The official marriage registration takes place at the House of Justice or through an off-site ceremony. The couple signs documents, exchanges rings, and receives a marriage certificate. For many, this step is seen as a formality, as the main focus remains on traditional customs and the wedding feast.</p>Celebration: feast, music, and dancing<p>Following the church ceremony and official registration, the most vibrant and emotional part of the wedding begins — a grand celebration that can last several days. In Georgia, a wedding feast isn’t just an evening event; it’s an extravagant occasion often attended by several hundred guests, sometimes even more.</p>The traditional wedding feast (supra) — the heart of the celebration<p>A Georgian supra is not just a feast; it’s a meaningful ritual that highlights the family’s hospitality and prosperity. The tables are generously laden with traditional dishes such as:</p> Shashlik (Mtsvadi) — symbolizing the strong bond between families. Khachapuri and Pkhali — representing abundance and fertility. Satsivi and Lobio — traditional delicacies that demonstrate respect for the guests.<p>The feast can continue until morning and sometimes stretch across several days, especially in rural areas.</p>Toasts and the role of the tamada — the philosophy of the Georgian feast<p>One of the most essential traditions is the series of heartfelt toasts led by the tamada. This is not just a toastmaster, but a wise speaker who directs the flow and sets the mood of the gathering.</p><p>Each toast carries profound meaning:</p> The first is for God and peace. The second honors parents, whose love and guidance made this day possible. The third is dedicated to the newlyweds, celebrating their love and wishing them a long and happy life together.<p>Toasts are often enriched with historical parables, poetic comparisons, and metaphors, transforming the feast into a philosophical conversation.</p>Music and dance — lezginka, kartuli, and other national dances<p>A Georgian wedding is unimaginable without dancing, which reflects the culture and character of the nation.</p> Lezginka — a fast, energetic dance where the man showcases his strength, while the woman displays grace and modesty. Kartuli — a dance of love, performed as an elegant dialogue between the bride and groom. Khorumi — a dance performed by men, symbolizing bravery and military valor.<p>The wedding music blends traditional instruments such as the duduk, panduri, and changi with modern arrangements, creating a unique and lively atmosphere.</p>Symbolism and superstitions at a Georgian wedding<p>Georgian weddings are rich in symbolic gestures and beliefs designed to ensure good fortune and protect the couple from misfortune.</p>What not to do at a wedding: omens and beliefs<p>Georgians pay close attention to signs that might influence the newlyweds’ future. One of the most significant beliefs is the prohibition of tears — the bride should not cry, as this is thought to foretell sorrow in married life. Brides are often given a handkerchief or ribbon to wipe away tears of joy.</p><p>It’s also believed that the groom should not see the bride before the wedding, as this may bring bad luck to their union.</p><p>Weddings are traditionally held during daylight hours, symbolizing clarity, purity of intentions, and love. Nighttime ceremonies, associated with mystery, are considered less auspicious.</p>Wedding attire for the bride and groom: traditional elements of wedding outfits<p>Wedding attire in Georgia is rich in symbolism. The bride traditionally wears a dress adorned with embroidery or lace, symbolizing her connection to her ancestors. A dress featuring a green element represents fertility and abundance. The groom often wears a traditional Georgian outfit, including a chokha (a traditional coat) and leather gloves to protect against the “evil eye.” Jewelry is typically a family heirloom, passed down from generation to generation.</p>Special rituals for protecting the family and future children<p>Georgia has various rituals designed to protect the family and ensure its well-being. One of the most well-known traditions is throwing a coin into water during the wedding ceremony, symbolizing wishes for wealth and prosperity. The bride and groom may also walk under an arch made of branches, symbolizing their new path in life. The wedding feast traditionally includes the first blessing from the family’s elders, who wish the newlyweds happiness and success.</p>Modern Georgian weddings<p>Modern wedding traditions in Georgia combine elements of ancient customs with Western trends. Georgia has become a popular wedding destination, especially for foreign couples seeking a unique atmosphere and rich history.</p><p>Weddings in Georgia increasingly incorporate Western influences, such as hiring professional planners, creating themed celebrations, and adding international elements. However, even in the most contemporary ceremonies, Georgian traditions remain evident — for example, the bride’s ransom ritual and the Orthodox church wedding ceremony.</p><p>Music is an essential part of Georgian weddings. Live performances of traditional Georgian folk songs are common, creating a distinct and memorable atmosphere. At the same time, modern weddings often feature entertainment programs, fireworks, and elaborate lighting displays, aligning with international standards.</p>Weddings for foreigners in Georgia: why the country is gaining popularity<p>According to experts at the wedding agency Shu Wedding, Georgia’s appeal lies not only in its natural beauty but also in its unique blend of ancient traditions and modern possibilities. Many couples choose Georgia for fast marriage registration since the country’s legislation is highly accommodating. There’s no requirement to be a Georgian citizen or resident, no mandatory waiting period, and no extensive documentation for marriage approval. The primary conditions are that both partners must be unmarried, at least 18 years old, and possess valid passports.</p><p>A wedding in Georgia is more than just a celebration; it’s an important part of the country’s cultural heritage, deeply intertwined with traditions, symbols, and rituals passed down through generations. Every aspect of the ceremony, from the attire to the customs, carries meaningful messages that reflect values of family, love, and well-being.</p><p>A Georgian wedding becomes a memorable celebration not only for the newlyweds but also for their loved ones, uniting guests through shared customs and historical heritage.</p><p>In today’s world, preserving these traditions requires flexibility and respect for cultural roots, while also embracing new trends and approaches. Blending ancient customs with modern elements helps maintain authenticity while making Georgian weddings accessible to a broader audience, including international guests. Thus, Georgian wedding traditions continue to thrive and evolve, remaining an integral part of the country’s cultural identity.</p><p> <small>Sponsored</small><p>News Update: Nigerians have now been approved to get paid in US Dollars, acquire Ultra-premium domains for as low as $1700 and profit $15,000 (₦24Million naira). USA Company available to show you how to do this monthly. Click here to learn more.</p> </p><p><u>Click here</u> to start</p> </p><p> <p> <img src="data:image/svg+xml,%3Csvg%20xmlns=" rel="noopener noreferrer"> Join Daily Trust WhatsApp Community For Quick Access To News and Happenings Around You.</p> </p> Georgian wedding traditions: history, culture, and modernity – Daily Trust	查看 12415	《每日信托报》	2025-08-09 20:51:52 2025-08-10 02:03:41	word
3239149	有图 <p>In today’s fast-paced world, financial emergencies can occur without warning, and sometimes, you may find yourself considering a payday loan UK to bridge the gap until your next paycheck. While payday loans can offer quick access to funds, they also come with their own set of challenges and considerations. Before you proceed with this type of borrowing, it’s crucial to understand the implications, the costs involved, and whether it’s the right choice for your financial situation.</p>Understanding Payday Loans<p>A payday loan is a short-term, high-cost credit solution designed to help you manage sudden expenses. Typically, these loans are small amounts meant to be repaid within a few weeks, usually by your next payday. While they can provide immediate relief in a financial emergency, the convenience they offer comes at a price.</p> High Costs and Interest Rates<p>One of the most critical aspects of payday loans is the high-interest rates and fees attached. The Annual Percentage Rate (APR) for these loans can be exorbitant, and if you’re unable to repay the loan on time, these costs can multiply quickly. It’s essential to carefully calculate the total repayment amount before proceeding to ensure it is within your means to repay the loan on the due date.</p><p>SPONSOR AD</p> Regulations and Protections<p>In the UK, the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) regulates payday loans. There are certain protections in place for consumers, such as a cap on the total cost of the loan to ensure it does not spiral out of control. Despite these regulations, it’s important to remain vigilant and fully understand your contract before signing it. This includes reviewing all terms and conditions, as well as understanding any penalties for late or missed payments.</p>Alternatives to Consider<p>Before opting for a payday loan, explore other financial avenues that may be less costly in the long run. These might include: borrowing from friends or family, using an overdraft on your bank account, or applying for a short-term loan through a credit union. Each of these options may offer more favourable terms and prevent you from falling into a cycle of debt.</p>The Risk of a Debt Cycle<p>One of the greatest risks associated with payday loans is becoming caught in a debt cycle. If you’re unable to repay the loan on time, you might find yourself needing to take out another loan to cover the initial amount, leading to a revolving door of borrowing. This cycle can lead to severe financial distress, so it’s critical that you consider your ability to repay the loan before accepting the terms.</p>Making an Informed Decision<p>Ultimately, deciding whether to take out a payday loan should be an informed choice, based on a thorough evaluation of your financial situation. Weigh the pros and cons, consider the full costs involved, and explore all available alternatives. Financial literacy plays a crucial role when making such decisions, so ensure you have all the information and resources you need before proceeding.</p>Seeking Professional Advice<p>If you’re in a difficult financial position and are unsure about your options, it may be beneficial to seek advice from a financial advisor or a charitable debt counselling service. They can provide guidance tailored to your specific circumstances and help you chart a path towards stable financial health without the need for high-cost loans.</p><p>Remember, while payday loans can be a quick fix in dire situations, they are far from the only solution. Careful consideration and seeking appropriate advice can help protect your financial well-being in the long run.</p><p> <small>Sponsored</small><p>News Update: Nigerians have now been approved to get paid in US Dollars, acquire Ultra-premium domains for as low as $1700 and profit $15,000 (₦24Million naira). USA Company available to show you how to do this monthly. Click here to learn more.</p> </p><p><u>Click here</u> to start</p> </p><p> <p> <img src="data:image/svg+xml,%3Csvg%20xmlns=" rel="noopener noreferrer"> Join Daily Trust WhatsApp Community For Quick Access To News and Happenings Around You.</p> </p> What to Know Before Taking Out a Payday Loan in the UK – Daily Trust	查看 4140	《每日信托报》	2025-08-09 20:53:02 2025-08-10 02:03:41	word
3239148	有图 <p>President Bola Ahmed Tinubu has condoled with the government and people of Benue State over the passing of Chief Audu Ogbeh, former Chairman of the People’s Democratic Party (PDP).</p><p>The President also commiserated with the late statesman’s family, friends, and associates.</p> <p>Chief Ogbeh, who died at the age of 78, served Nigeria in various capacities, including as Minister of Communications in the Second Republic and later as Minister of Agriculture under President Muhammadu Buhari.</p><p>SPONSOR AD</p> <p>In a statement, Special Adviser to the President on Information and Strategy, Bayo Onanuga, described Chief Ogbeh as a brilliant mind whose intellectual contributions enriched policy formulation and offered practical solutions to complex national challenges.</p><p>A seasoned politician, Chief Ogbeh began his political career in the 1970s as a legislator and was a founding member of the All Progressives Congress (APC).</p><p>President Tinubu said: “Chief Audu Ogbeh was a patriot whose wisdom, dedication, and pursuit of progress left an indelible mark on Nigeria’s political landscape. He was always ready with facts and figures to back his propositions. The nation will sorely miss his insightful perspectives and wealth of experience.”</p><p>The President prayed for the repose of his soul and for God’s comfort upon his family.</p><p> <small>Sponsored</small><p>News Update: Nigerians have now been approved to get paid in US Dollars, acquire Ultra-premium domains for as low as $1700 and profit $15,000 (₦24Million naira). USA Company available to show you how to do this monthly. Click here to learn more.</p> </p><p><u>Click here</u> to start</p> </p><p> <p> <img src="data:image/svg+xml,%3Csvg%20xmlns=" rel="noopener noreferrer"> Join Daily Trust WhatsApp Community For Quick Access To News and Happenings Around You.</p> </p> Tinubu Mourns Former PDP Chairman, Audu Ogbeh – Daily Trust	查看 1864	《每日信托报》	2025-08-09 21:25:09 2025-08-10 02:03:41	word
3239147	有图 <p>Former President Olusegun Obasanjo has mourned former Minister of Agriculture and Rural Development and the National chairman of the People’s Democratic Party (PDP), Chief Audu Ogbeh, who died on Saturday at the age of 78.</p><p>Obasanjo who is in Uganda on a visit, described the late Minister as a peace-loving, unassuming , committed patriot and a firm believer in democracy and participatory governance.</p><p>In a statement by his Special Assistant on Media, Kehinde Akinyemi, Obasanjo said the former PDP leader was “a man whose political career stretched from the military era through the present democratic dispensation.”</p><p>Obasanjo said the late politician’s place will be very difficult to fill within his community, the State, the party and the nation.</p> Tinubu Mourns Former PDP Chairman, Audu Ogbeh Prof Adamu Appointed acting VC of University of Abuja<p>“To this extent, he was the Deputy Speaker in Plateau House of Assembly in the 70s, Minister of Communications 1982-1983, Chairman of Peoples Democratic Republic of Nigeria (PDP) 2001-2005 and Minister of Agriculture and Food Security 2015-2019. All of these serve as evidence of his faith in the prospects of participatory politics.</p><p>” Ever since, he built for himself, an impressive profile of immense goodwill and affection among his people, as a frontline politician and community leader.</p><p>“Chief Audu Ogbeh will be missed for his unwavering commitment to politics, governance and democracy as he made significant contributions to the re-establishment of democracy in Nigeria. His place will be very difficult to fill within his community, the State, the Party and the nation.</p><p>“May God console his wife and the entire family. May his soul rest in perfect peace.”</p><p> <small>Sponsored</small><p>News Update: Nigerians have now been approved to get paid in US Dollars, acquire Ultra-premium domains for as low as $1700 and profit $15,000 (₦24Million naira). USA Company available to show you how to do this monthly. Click here to learn more.</p> </p><p><u>Click here</u> to start</p> </p> </p><p> <p> <img src="data:image/svg+xml,%3Csvg%20xmlns=" rel="noopener noreferrer"> Join Daily Trust WhatsApp Community For Quick Access To News and Happenings Around You.</p><p>SPONSOR AD</p> </p> Audu Ogbeh’s place will be difficult to fill, Obasanjo mourns – Daily Trust	查看 2288	《每日信托报》	2025-08-09 23:29:02 2025-08-10 02:03:41	word
3239146	有图 <p>Popular Kannywood actress, Rahama Sadau, tied the knot with her heartthrob, Ibrahim Garba, on Saturday.</p><p>Sadau confirmed the development in a post on her verified Facebook page.</p> <p>She wrote, “Bismillahir Rahmanir Raheem…🤲🏻Alhamdulillah, My Nikkah was done today. I am officially a Mrs. 💍❤️😩 👩‍❤️‍👨 A new chapter unfolds. My heart is overflowing with gratitude and joy.😩❤️.”</p><p>SPONSOR AD</p> <p>Expressing gratitude to the Almighty Allah, the bride prayed for a blissful married life.</p> Tinubu Mourns Former PDP Chairman, Audu Ogbeh Cattle and Culture: A Journey into Fulani Heritage<p>“May the Almighty bless our union with tranquility, everlasting love, happiness, and abundant prosperity. 🥰🙏🏻We kindly ask for your prayers as we step into this beautiful new journey together. ❤️”</p><p>The wedding solemnisation, which took place at a mosque in Unguwan Rimi Kaduna, was initiated following the payment of N300,000 as bride price.</p><p>The event is coming less than two months after the passing of her father, Ibrahim Sadau, who died in June this year.</p><p>Some photos and videos of the wedding which flooded social media platforms have generated reactions from netizens, with many expressing surprise over how the wedding came in a low-key fashion.</p><p>Sadau, also a movie producer, was in 2024 appointed by the office of the Vice President Kashim Shettima to serve on the Technical Committee of the Investment in Digital and Creative Enterprise programme (iDICE).</p><p> <small>Sponsored</small><p>News Update: Nigerians have now been approved to get paid in US Dollars, acquire Ultra-premium domains for as low as $1700 and profit $15,000 (₦24Million naira). USA Company available to show you how to do this monthly. Click here to learn more.</p> </p><p><u>Click here</u> to start</p> </p><p> <p> <img src="data:image/svg+xml,%3Csvg%20xmlns=" rel="noopener noreferrer"> Join Daily Trust WhatsApp Community For Quick Access To News and Happenings Around You.</p> </p> Kannywood Actress Rahama Sadau Ties the Knot – Daily Trust	查看 1996	《每日信托报》	2025-08-10 00:09:27 2025-08-10 02:03:41	word
3239145	有图 <p>Cryptocurrency has moved beyond just money and trading talk. By 2025, some of the best blockchain ideas are solving actual problems in specific fields. One area that hasn’t seen much attention until now is pet care. People spend over $200 billion every year on their pets showing a clear need to bring in fresh ideas.Hexydogsteps in right here.</p><p>Hexydog is starting to stand out as one of this year’s most practical and goal-orientedcrypto presaleprojects. It connects blockchain technology with the everyday lives of pet owners.</p> <p>Pet Care Is Ready to Be Transformed</p><p>SPONSOR AD</p> <p>Pet owners deal with a scattered system of services. Scheduling grooming paying vets, and buying pet supplies all happen through separate channels. Everything feels disjointed, and clear communication is often missing. While the pet care industry has expanded quickly, the digital systems supporting it have not kept up.</p><p>Blockchain could solve this by bringing automation, openness, and perks for the community into pet care. Hexydog steps in to use blockchain and focuses on meeting real needs.</p><p>What’s Hexydog About?</p><p>Hexydog isn’t just another flashy crypto project. It aims to build a full pet care network and makes use of blockchain technology for tools that pet owners already rely on and require.</p><p>The project revolves around:</p> Hexypayworks as a decentralized tool to handle payments for pet services and products. The$HEXY tokendesigned as a multi-chain asset, works across Ethereum, BNB Chain, Solana, and Base networks. Plans include launching apet care marketplaceto link sellers of pet products with service providers. Holders can benefit fromstaking optionsand earn through rewards programs. A built-incharity featurefocuses on helping animal welfare groups.<p>Why People Are Talking About Hexydog</p><p>Unlike most presale projects, Hexydog shows solid momentum on. So far, the project has raised over$550,000during its presale stage. At this moment, the token is priced at$0.0042. The price is set to climb after each phase fills up.</p><p>Hexydog takes a unique approach by honing in on a real-world sector instead of adding yet another broad DeFi tool to the mix. Its roadmap focuses on hitting specific goals and delivering lasting value to users, not just moving tokens around.</p><p>Real-World Applications</p><p>Hexydog’s real advantage lies in how it connects to everyday actions. Think about being able to:</p> Use crypto to pay your vet bills. Get token rewards when you share verified pet care reviews. Schedule grooming appointments on a decentralized platform. Send donations straight to local animal shelters with HEXY tokens. Join a global marketplace built just for pet products and services.<p>These aren’t just ideas on paper. Hexydog plans to roll all this out by 2025.</p><p>What’s Coming Ahead</p><p>The Hexydog team prioritizes bringing these plans to life. Here’s what they’re working on:</p> Launching the Hexydog marketplace. Introducing staking with early rewards available. Building partnerships with popular pet care brands. Adding HEXY to major centralized exchanges.<p>An ambassador program runs , helping spread the project’s reach to various areas and groups.</p><p>Final Thoughts</p><p>Hexydog goes beyond being just a flashy presale. This project brings blockchain technology to a major global sector that touches the lives of countless pets and their owners . It has drawn rising attention from investors, laid out a clear plan, and addressed real-world needs making it a strong contender in 2025.</p><p>To look past ordinary stories and focus on genuine usefulness, Hexydog stands out as a project to keep an eye on.</p><p>Contact Details:</p><p>Website :https://hexydog.com</p><p>Twitter :https://x.com/hexydog</p><p>Telegram :https://t.me/hexydog</p><p> <small>Sponsored</small><p>News Update: Nigerians have now been approved to get paid in US Dollars, acquire Ultra-premium domains for as low as $1700 and profit $15,000 (₦24Million naira). USA Company available to show you how to do this monthly. Click here to learn more.</p> </p><p><u>Click here</u> to start</p> </p><p> <p> <img src="data:image/svg+xml,%3Csvg%20xmlns=" rel="noopener noreferrer"> Join Daily Trust WhatsApp Community For Quick Access To News and Happenings Around You.</p> </p> Hexydog: A Crypto Project Bringing Big Changes to Pet Care – Daily Trust	查看 4338	《每日信托报》	2025-08-10 00:09:43 2025-08-10 02:03:41	word
3239144	有图 <p>More Podcasts Nigeria Daily The Bearing </p><p>Download Here</p><p>It is hard to find any politician—whether campaigning for office or already in power—who does not use young people as “digital foot soldiers”, more popularly known as “Data Boys”.</p> <p>While some of these young people benefit from the relationship—either through recognition or opportunities—others are increasingly seen by the public as “attack dogs.”</p><p>SPONSOR AD</p> NIGERIA DAILY: What You Must Know About Police Tinted Glass Crackdown THE BEARING: Why Pre-Marital Medical Tests Are Increasing In Northern Nigeria<p>What is driving this digital activism? And what does it say about Nigeria’s political future?</p><p>Join us on this episode of The Bearingtofindout.</p><p> <small>Sponsored</small><p>News Update: Nigerians have now been approved to get paid in US Dollars, acquire Ultra-premium domains for as low as $1700 and profit $15,000 (₦24Million naira). USA Company available to show you how to do this monthly. Click here to learn more.</p> </p><p><u>Click here</u> to start</p> </p><p> <p> <img src="data:image/svg+xml,%3Csvg%20xmlns=" rel="noopener noreferrer"> Join Daily Trust WhatsApp Community For Quick Access To News and Happenings Around You.</p> </p> THE BEARING: Why Young Nigerians Became Political Attack Dogs on Social Media – Daily Trust	查看 1254	《每日信托报》	2025-08-10 00:11:13 2025-08-10 02:03:41	word
3239143	有图 <p>The Ogun State Government has served a quit and demolition notice for the private residence and hotels of a former governor and Senator representing the Ogun East, Gbenga Daniel.</p><p>Daily Trust reports that the notice triggers fresh crisis between Governor Dapo Abiodun and Daniel, who have squared up in a bitter political rivalry that began in the buildup to the 2023 election.</p><p>The development is also coming barely two years after the government pulled down Daniel’s property in Ijebu-Ode.</p><p>The N1billion worth DATKEM plaza in Ijebu Ode belonging to a former first lady of the state, Olufunke Daniel, was demolished after a notice by the government in September, 2023.</p> Cattle and Culture: A Journey into Fulani Heritage Prof Adamu Appointed acting VC of University of Abuja<p>However, on Friday, officials of the state government served a Notice of Contravention, Quit Notice, and threats of demolition on Daniel’s residence and hotel.</p><p>The document cited a lack of a planning permit and inadequate building setbacks of the affected properties.</p><p>The properties affected include Asoludero Court, Daniel’s private residence in Sagamu, Conference Hotel Limited, Sagamu, and its adjoining annex, all reportedly marked for demolition within three days if the alleged violations are not rectified.</p><p>The state government, relying on the provisions of the Ogun State Urban and Regional Planning and Development Law No. 61 of 2022, stated that the buildings are in contravention of development regulations and could be pulled down if the owners fail to comply within the stipulated period.</p><p>But in a statement by his media aide, Steve Oliyide, Daniel condemned the action, describing it as a politically motivated vendetta orchestrated by Governor Abiodun.</p><p>“We strongly condemn this latest act of political persecution by Governor Dapo Abiodun.</p><p>“This is a clear demonstration of the governor’s malicious and vindictive abuse of power, hiding behind a newly enacted law retroactively to target a political opponent,” the statement said.</p><p>Oliyide further described the move as “ludicrous,” citing that the buildings in question, Asoludero Court (built in 2004), Conference Hotel (2013), and the annex (2015) predating the 2022 planning law the government is relying on for the demolition threat.</p><p>He also criticised the procedural handling of the notices, stating that the issuance of contravention and quit notices simultaneously with an immediate demolition threat is “not only illegal but a thuggish tactic designed to intimidate and inflict damage.”</p><p>Oliyide, however, called on security agencies, human rights organizations, and legal institutions to intervene and prevent the government’s move to pull the properties down.</p><p>But the Special Adviser to the Governor on media, Kayode Akinmade, said the government did not engage in any untoward move against Daniel in anyway.</p><p>He described the notice as a “statutory and due process requirement” in the ongoing development audit exercise currently being carried out simultaneously both in Ijebu-Ode and Sagamu GRAs.</p><p>“Otunba Gbenga Daniel’s building happens to be within the Sagamu GRA and among those that were served notices as required under the Town Planning Law and Regulation of Ogun State. Many other structures were also similarly served. The exercise is a continuous one until the objective of government for the exercise is achieved. This process is not new. It had been in existence and operated even during his tenure as Governor of the State.</p><p>“The GRA is a government designed and allocated estate and it is subject to regulatory and oversight functions of government in perpetuity.</p><p>“All Otunba Gbenga Daniel needs to do, like every other person’s in similar situation that have been served with such notices in that neighbourhood, is to present his planning permit and land title to the relevant government Agency office for verification within the time specified in the notices rather than resorting to cheap blackmail. There are no exemptions under the law except as permitted by that Law,” Akinmade said.</p><p>He asked Daniel to submit himself to law, saying no one is bigger than the state.</p><p>“Nobody is bigger than the State. Senator Gbenga Daniel is distinguished no doubt, but he is not bigger than Ogun State.</p><p>“He should submit himself unreservedly to the same laws he once swore twice to uphold. He should refrain from elevating every issue of his contact with government institutions to a personal vendetta by Governor Abiodun, who obviously holds him in high esteem,” he said.</p><p> <small>Sponsored</small><p>News Update: Nigerians have now been approved to get paid in US Dollars, acquire Ultra-premium domains for as low as $1700 and profit $15,000 (₦24Million naira). USA Company available to show you how to do this monthly. 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3239142	无图 <p>De overleden oud-president Lungu van Zambia moet in zijn thuisland worden begraven, tegen de wil van zijn familie in. Een Zuid-Afrikaanse rechtbank maakte een einde aan een juridische strijd met de Zambiaanse overheid over de vraag waar de oud-president begraven moet worden.</p> <p>Edgar Lungu was president van Zambia tussen 2015 en 2021. Hij overleed in juni in een ziekenhuis in Zuid-Afrika op 68-jarige leeftijd aan een niet nader genoemde ziekte. Hij was in het land voor een medische behandeling.</p> <p>Zijn familie wilde hem in Zuid-Afrika begraven. Ook zou de huidige president van Zambia, Hakainde Hichilema, daar volgens zijn laatste wens niet bij mogen zijn. Hichilema en Lungu waren namelijk gezworen politieke vijanden.</p> Politieke aartsvijanden <p>Hun onenigheid leidde er zelfs toe dat Hichilema in 2017 gevangen werd genomen, toen Lungu nog president was. Vorig jaar beschuldigde Lungu Hichilema en zijn regering ervan de politie te hebben gebruikt om hem lastig te vallen en het hem lastig te hebben gemaakt om voor behandeling naar Zuid-Afrika te gaan.</p> <p>Mede daardoor was de wens van de familie om Hichilema ook zelfs maar niet in de buurt van de begrafenis van Lungu te hebben. Maar Hichilema liet het daar niet bij zitten. Zijn regering stapte naar de rechter om te voorkomen dat Lungu überhaupt in Zuid-Afrika begraven zou kunnen worden.</p> <p>Hichilema wilde dat Lungu zijn laatste rustplaats krijgt in de hoofdstad Lusaka, waar in het Embassy Memorial Park alle presidenten die zijn overleden sinds de onafhankelijkheid in 1964 een mausoleum hebben.</p> Staatsbegrafenis <p>Enkele uren voordat in juni de begrafenisceremonie in Zuid-Afrika zou beginnen, bepaalde de rechter dat er een uitspraak over het conflict zou moeten komen. </p> <p>De rechter geeft nu de Zambiaanse regering gelijk. "Zelfs als een president de wens heeft uitgesproken om geen staatsbegrafenis te krijgen, gaat een dergelijke wens niet boven het publieke belang", zei de Zuid-Afrikaanse rechter.</p> <p>Na de uitspraak barstte de zus van Lungu in tranen uit. De familie wil nog in hoger beroep, maar zal dan wel de rechtbank moeten zien te overtuigen dat er zicht is op een andere uitkomst.</p> <p>De procureur-generaal van Zambia zei te hopen dat de zaak met de uitspraak kan worden afgesloten. "Het is gewoon logisch dat de voormalige president van de Republiek Zambia in zijn eigen land begraven wordt, het land waar hij president was", zei hij. Hij wilde niet spreken van een overwinning. "In een conflict over een begrafenis is er niemand winnaar."</p> Lichaam oud-president naar Zambia, tegen wil van familie in	查看 2644	荷兰国家广播电视台	2025-08-09 14:27:53 2025-08-10 01:45:27	word
3239141	无图 <p>William Webster is op 101-jarige leeftijd overleden. Hij was de enige persoon die zowel leiding gaf aan de Amerikaanse politiedienst FBI als inlichtingenorganisatie CIA. Beide keren moest hij als gewetensvol bestuurder imagoschade herstellen.</p> <p>Webster was jarenlang advocaat geweest en had ervaring als aanklager en rechter toen president Carter hem in 1978 vroeg de FBI te gaan leiden. Zijn reputatie voor integriteit en rechtvaardigheid wogen voor de Democratische president zwaarder dan diens lidmaatschap van de Republikeinse Partij.</p> <p>De federale politie kampte op dat moment met veel negatieve publiciteit doordat J. Edgar Hoover als eerste directeur de organisatie had gebruikt om zelf veel macht te vergaren. Hoewel Hoover toen alweer zes jaar dood was, begon het na Watergate tot het grote publiek door te dringen wat hij allemaal had gedaan om meer invloed in Washington te krijgen.</p> <p>Zo had Hoover politieke tegenstanders als burgerrechtenactivist Martin Luther King laten bespioneren en was er binnen de organisatie sprake van machtsmisbruik en corruptie door Hoover-getrouwen die zich onaantastbaar waanden.</p> Professionaliseringslag <p>Webster overzag een professionaliseringslag in de organisatie waarbij FBI-agenten strenger werden beoordeeld, eerder met pensioen moesten gaan en het vacaturebeleid meer divers werd om meer vrouwen en minderheden aan te nemen. Tegelijkertijd nam hij de leiding in de aanpak van nieuwe vormen van criminaliteit, zoals een toename in vliegtuigkapingen en andere terreuracties.</p> <p>Carters opvolger Reagan vroeg Webster in 1987 om over te stappen naar inlichtingendienst CIA. Ook hier moest de onkreukbare Webster weer werken aan de reputatie van de organisatie. Zo was zijn voorganger William Casey genoemd in het Iran-Contraschandaal.</p> <p>"Elke directeur van de CIA of de FBI moet bereid zijn op te stappen als hem iets gevraagd wordt dat verkeerd is", zei hij zelf eens over het morele kompas dat aanhield in zijn werk.</p> Instorten Sovjet Unie <p>Tijdens Websters ambtstermijn kwam de CIA onder vuur te liggen omdat het het naderende einde van de Sovjet Unie totaal niet had zien aankomen. Ook de felheid van Chinese studentenprotesten in 1989 en het geweld waarmee die werden neergeslagen, had de inlichtingendiensten niet goed voorspeld.</p> <p>Tegelijkertijd kreeg de CIA veel lof voor de uitstekende inlichtingen tijdens de Eerste Golfoorlog, toen een internationale coalitie overmachtig bleek tegen de Iraakse bezetting van Koeweit. "Ik zie hem niet graag gaan", was de reactie van president Bush toen Webster in 1991 zijn pensioen aankondigde.</p> <p>Na zijn vertrek uit overheidsdienst bleef Webster nog actief als jurist. Ook was hij tussen 2005 en 2020 de voorzitter van de adviesraad voor binnenlandse veiligheid, die werd opgericht na de aanslagen van 9/11.</p> <p>"Zijn passie voor de rechtsstaat en de grootsheid van de VS maakten hem de ideale dienaar van ons land", zegt oud-president George W. Bush in een reactie op zijn overlijden.</p> William Webster, oud-directeur van de FBI én de CIA, overleden	查看 3116	荷兰国家广播电视台	2025-08-09 14:31:17 2025-08-10 01:45:27	word
3239140	无图 <p>Vandaag, 9 augustus, is het precies 135 jaar geleden dat de eerste Javaanse contractarbeiders voet aan wal zetten in Suriname. Na de afschaffing van de slavernij in 1863 haalde Nederland tussen 1890 en 1939 vervangende arbeidskrachten uit het huidige Indonesië. Tienduizenden Javanen werden tegen een laag loon en onder erbarmelijke omstandigheden te werk gesteld op de Surinaamse plantages.</p> <p>Na de onafhankelijkheid van Suriname in 1975 kwamen ongeveer driehonderd Javaanse Surinamers naar Nederland, naar het voormalige seminarie Beekvliet in Sint-Michielgestel. Op de Javaanse begraafplaats daar hebben velen van hen, onder wie ten minste 75 contractarbeiders, hun laatste rustplaats gevonden.</p> <p>Om het veelal onbekende verhaal van de Javaans-Surinaamse contractarbeiders te erkennen en eren, wordt deze maand een monument onthuld.</p> Niet vrijwillig <p>Samen met Hariëtte Mingoen was Nurman Pasaribu een van de initiatiefnemers van het herdenkingsmonument. "Helaas kan mijn vader de onthulling niet meer meemaken", zegt zijn dochter Listy Groenland-Pasaribu.</p> <p>"Mijn overgrootmoeder werkte als Indonesische contractarbeider in Suriname. Mensen denken dat de contractarbeiders zelf naar Suriname wilden, maar daar gaat een heel ander verhaal aan vooraf. Als jonge vrouw deed zij boodschappen op de markt in Indonesië en voor ze het wist, werd ze wakker op een schip, onderweg naar Suriname. Eenmaal aangekomen werd mijn overgrootmoeder te werk gesteld op plantage Waterland."</p> <p>Over deze pijnlijke geschiedenis wordt binnen de Javaanse gemeenschap weinig gesproken, merkt Groenland-Pasaribu. "Uit schaamte, pijn en verdriet."</p> <p>"Ik heb mijn overgrootmoeder gekend. Ze sprak niet graag over deze periode van haar leven, waardoor deze verhalen verborgen bleven."</p> <p>"Mijn verhaal is net iets anders. Mijn moeder is geboren in Suriname, maar mijn vader in Indonesië. Hij is uit zichzelf naar Suriname vertrokken, waardoor hij wist hoe zijn verleden in elkaar zat. Veel andere Javanen hebben geen idee waar zij vandaan komen."</p> <p>De vader van Groenland-Pasaribu dook in de geschiedenis van haar overgrootmoeder en wist delen van haar geschiedenis te ontrafelen. "In het dorp waar ze is geboren, werd niets genoteerd. We wisten niet eens zeker hoe oud ze was. Voor haar overlijden kreeg ze de kans om nog een keer naar Indonesië te gaan. Dat was zo"n mooie openbaring voor haar."</p> "Meer dan slechts een nummer" <p>Ook haar overgrootmoeder vond op de begraafplaats in Sint-Michielgestel haar laatste rustplaats, waar het monument nu ook haar zal eren. "In Nederland wordt er weinig gesproken over de geschiedenis van de Javaanse contractarbeiders. Op de boot waren zij slechts een nummer, maar door het herdenkingsmonument worden ze meer."</p> <p>Nazaten van de Javaans-Surinaamse contractarbeiders zijn juist wel bezig met hun geschiedenis. Zo ook de 28-jarige Amber Moehamadkasbi, die wetenschappelijk onderzoek doet naar Javaanse contractarbeiders.</p> <p>"Als mensen voornamelijk bezig zijn met overleven, is er geen tijd om na te denken over het verleden. Wij, de nieuwe generatie, zijn bezig met helen. Van mijn moeder hoorde ik over de erbarmelijke omstandigheden waarin de contractarbeiders op de plantages moesten overleven", vertelt Moehamadkasbi.</p> <p>Moehamadkasbi zegt dat contractarbeiders zo goed als vogelvrij waren door de poenale sanctie, het systeem dat slavernij verving in Suriname. Arbeiders hadden nauwelijks rechten maar konden zwaar worden gestraft voor contractbreuk.</p> <p>"Door de poenale sanctie kregen Nederlandse plantagehouders vrij spel. Ze mochten contractarbeiders verkrachten, verminken en misbruiken. Wandaden werden beschermd. Zo heftig was het voor onze voorouders, die heel sterke en veerkrachtige mensen waren. Deze heftige dingen hebben veel leed veroorzaakt, intergenerationeel trauma."</p> Trots en verdriet <p>Met haar onderzoek hoopt Moehamadkasbi meer licht te schijnen op dit deel van de Nederlandse geschiedenis, iets wat volgens haar te weinig gebeurt. "Het is dubbel. Enerzijds kom ik nader tot de contractarbeiders en voel ik veel trots.</p> <p>"Anderzijds maakt het me verdrietig. Hoe heeft het zo ver kunnen komen? In Nederland wordt de geschiedenis van voormalig Nederlands-Indië geromantiseerd. Over de negatieve impact op de gemeenschap wordt gezwegen. Het gaat vooral om het geld dat er werd verdiend."</p> <p>De koloniale doorwerking is nog altijd voelbaar in de huidige samenleving, stelt ze. "Nazaten worden voorzien van foute informatie, dat contractarbeiders vrijwillig naar Suriname gingen. Ook is er nog altijd geen sprake van sociale gelijkheid. Voor nazaten is het belangrijk dat ze historisch bewustzijn krijgen. Onze plek in Nederland is ons niet gegeven, maar is verdiend."</p> <p>"We moeten de Javaanse contractarbeiders herdenken en hen vieren. We zijn belangrijk geweest. Ik gun alle nazaten het gevoel dat ze hier mogen zijn, want op basis van onze geschiedenis hebben we daar recht op."</p> Javaans-Surinaamse contractarbeiders krijgen na 135 jaar een monument	查看 5146	荷兰国家广播电视台	2025-08-09 14:58:23 2025-08-10 01:45:27	word
3239139	无图 <p>De Oekraïense president Zelensky heeft gereageerd op de uitspraak van president Trump dat alle partijen in de oorlog dicht bij een staakt-het-vuren zouden zijn. Volgens Trump zou daarbij sprake zijn van een ruil van grondgebied.</p> <p>Zelensky reageert dat Oekraïne geen grondgebied zal afstaan. Hij heeft dat herhaaldelijk van de hand gewezen.</p> <p>Het afstaan van grondgebied kan volgens Zelensky ook niet volgens de Oekraïense grondwet. "Niemand zal hiervan kunnen afwijken. Oekraïners zullen hun land niet aan de bezetter geven", zegt de Oekraïense president in een videoboodschap.</p> <p>Trump kondigde gisteravond aan dat hij komende vrijdag de Russische president Poetin zal ontmoeten in de Amerikaanse staat Alaska. Trump zei daarbij dat een staakt-het-vuren dichtbij is.</p> Geen doorbraak <p>The Wall Street Journal schrijft dat Poetin bereid is om een einde te maken aan de oorlog als Oekraïne de Donbas, in het oosten, aan Rusland afstaat. Poetin zou dat voorstel hebben overhandigd aan de Amerikaanse topdiplomaat Steve Witkoff, die afgelopen woensdag in Moskou was om de weg vrij te maken voor de ontmoeting met Trump.</p> <p>"Natuurlijk zullen we Rusland niet belonen voor wat het heeft gedaan", reageert Zelensky vanochtend op dat bericht over het voorstel. "We zijn bereid om samen te werken met president Trump, samen met alle partners, voor een echte, en vooral duurzame vrede die niet uit elkaar zal vallen vanwege de wens van Moskou."</p> <p>Trump zou volgens The Wall Street Journal Poetins voorstel niet zien als een doorbraak, maar wel interessant genoeg hebben geacht om volgende week een ontmoeting met Poetin te hebben.</p> Dreigende sancties <p>De Amerikaanse krant schrijft dat Europese landen sceptisch naar Poetins voorstel kijken. Diplomaten denken dat hij met het voorstel om de oorlog te beëindigen onder Amerikaanse sancties probeert uit te komen.</p> <p>Trump heeft sinds hij begin dit jaar weer in het Witte Huis zit gezegd dat hij zo snel mogelijk een einde wilde maken aan de oorlog in Oekraïne, maar eerdere pogingen daartoe hebben nog weinig resultaat opgeleverd. De afgelopen weken voerde hij de druk flink op door te dreigen met sancties voor landen die nog steeds olie van Rusland afnemen.</p> <p>Het afgelopen halfjaar zei Trump steeds meer het geduld met Poetin te verliezen. "Ik wil dat hij stopt met aanvallen en een deal tekent", zei Trump eind april. Trump vroeg zich daarbij openlijk af of hij niet door Poetin aan het lijntje wordt gehouden.</p> Overleg in Verenigd Koninkrijk <p>De Amerikaanse vicepresident Vance overlegt vandaag in het Verenigd Koninkrijk met een aantal Europese veiligheidsadviseurs over de oorlog in Oekraïne. Vance is een aantal dagen met vakantie in het VK, maar combineert die met een aantal overleggen en ontmoetingen.</p> <p>Het overleg is georganiseerd samen met de Britse buitenlandminister Lammy. De Britse premier Starmer heeft ook met president Zelensky gebeld om vooruit te blikken op de top tussen Trump en Poetin.</p> Zelensky herhaalt in aanloop naar top: 'Oekraïne zal geen land aan bezetter geven'	查看 3108	荷兰国家广播电视台	2025-08-09 15:29:10 2025-08-10 01:45:27	word
3239138	无图 <p>De sportwinkelketen Decathlon roept producten terug vanwege de veiligheid. Het gaat om fietswielen van het merk Swiss Side en paardensnoepjes van het merk Fougatreats.</p> <p>Decathlon roept de RCR Pro Ultegra / RCR Dura Ace-racefietsen terug met de fietswielen Hadron² Classic 500 en Hadron² Ultimate 500. Het gaat om fietsen verkocht in de periode vanaf augustus vorig jaar tot afgelopen maandag.</p> <p>De lagen van het materiaal kunnen loslaten waardoor het wiel kan breken tijdens het gebruik, wat een veiligheidsrisico vormt voor de gebruiker, schrijft de sportwinkel. "Dit is een risico op ongevallen, met mogelijk materiële schade, ernstig letsel of zelfs overlijden tot gevolg."</p> <p>Decathlon roept gebruikers op om te stoppen met het gebruik ervan en via de fabrikant te controleren of het betrekking heeft op hun fietswielen. Klanten kunnen contact opnemen met Swiss Side over de terugroepactie.</p> <p>De fabrikant zegt dat er geen slachtoffers bekend zijn, maar dat de gebreken naar voren kwamen in kwaliteitscontroles. De wielen werden los verkocht en als onderdeel van bepaalde fietsen bij meerdere online winkels of speciaalzaken.</p> Paardensnoepjes <p>Ook de paardensnoepjes van het merk Fougatreats worden teruggeroepen. Het gaat om partijen van de 3-kilozakken aardbei/vijg/paardenbloem-luzerne en kilozakken paardenbloem-alfalfa. Het gaat om producten verkocht tussen maart en afgelopen woensdag.</p> <p>Er zitten mogelijk niet-eetbare vreemde voorwerpen in "die lichamelijk letsel aan het paard/pony kunnen veroorzaken", schrijft de sportwinkel. Klanten moeten de batchnummers van de producten controleren voor gebruik om te kijken of hun producten zijn getroffen. De snoepjes kunnen worden teruggebracht naar de winkel.</p> <p>Decathlon was niet bereikbaar voor commentaar. Daarom is ook niet duidelijk of er dieren ziek zijn geworden.</p> Terugroepacties sportwinkels: brekend fietswiel en voorwerpen in paardensnoep	查看 1924	荷兰国家广播电视台	2025-08-09 15:56:59 2025-08-10 01:45:27	word
3239137	无图 <p>De uitbuiting van schoonmakers bij de luxe Amsterdamse sportschool Saints & Stars staat niet op zichzelf, zeggen onderzoekers van de Universiteit Utrecht. De huidige regels rond schoonmaakwerk in Nederland werken volgens hen dit soort uitbuiting in de hand. Vooral mensen zonder geldige verblijfspapieren zijn daarvan slachtoffer.</p> <p>De Universiteit Utrecht sprak het afgelopen half jaar met 22 mensen die zonder verblijfsvergunning bijvoorbeeld schoonmaken bij mensen thuis. Ilse van Liempt, coördinator van het onderzoek, zegt dat de schoonmaakbranche voor hen de enige sector is die hen de mogelijkheid biedt om wat te kunnen verdienen.</p> <p>Dat komt omdat schoonmaken aan huis bijvoorbeeld altijd zonder contract gaat en er geen standaarden voor salaris of werktijden zijn. Vaak weten deze mensen ook niet wat de afspraken zijn.</p> <p>"Het gaat dan om mensen waarvan bijvoorbeeld de asielaanvraag is verlopen, maar niet terug kunnen naar hun land van herkomst", zegt Van Liempt. "Maar ook om mensen die hun verblijfsvergunning zijn kwijtgeraakt doordat hun partner is overleden of omdat ze zijn gescheiden."</p> Geen vergunning, lage salarissen <p>"Je kunt geen werkvergunning krijgen voor dit type werk in Nederland en het is onzichtbaar werk waar misbruik niet snel aan het licht komt", zegt Van Liempt. "Deze mensen werken vaak voor lage salarissen, dus ze verdienen weinig waardoor ze hele lange dagen moeten maken om rond te komen. Veel mensen worden ook niet betaald. Van de mensen die we spraken heeft bijna iedereen het wel eens meegemaakt dat ze niet betaald werden voor het werk dat ze hebben gedaan."</p> <p>Deze groep durft vervolgens niet naar de politie of de arbeidsinspectie te stappen, uit angst dat ze dan uitgezet worden. "Ze weten dat ik geen verblijfsvergunning heb", zegt een schoonmaakster uit Iran tegen de onderzoekers, "Dat is erg stressvol omdat je je dan de hele tijd afvraagt wat er gaat gebeuren als ze de IND of de politie bellen."</p> <p>Bovendien heeft de Tweede Kamer vorige maand ingestemd met het strafbaar stellen van illegaal verblijf in Nederland. De onderzoekers zeggen dat deze medewerkers daardoor nog minder geneigd zijn om hun rechten op te eisen.</p> Luxesportschool <p>Eind vorige maand kwam de Amsterdamse luxesportschool Saints & Stars in opspraak toen Het Parool meldde dat schoonmakers soms wel zeventien uur per dag moesten werken, hun paspoort moesten inleveren en samen met meerdere mensen in één bed moesten slapen. De keten bood hen geld om te verklaren dat ze goed behandeld werden. De sportschool spreekt tegen dat er sprake is van uitbuiting.</p> <p>"We tolereren migrantenarbeid omdat het nu eenmaal nodig is om onze economie draaiende te houden, maar het moet zich vooral op de achtergrond afspelen en de werknemers hebben zich maar te schikken naar de wensen van hun opdrachtgevers", zegt Van Liempt.</p> <p>Een oplossing ligt volgens de onderzoekers in hoe het werk is georganiseerd. Er zouden regels moeten komen voor goed werkgeverschap binnen de schoonmaaksector. "Als we schoonmaakwerk meer als werk gaan zien en minder als klusje dan zou je hopelijk de arbeidsvoorwaarden wat beter kunnen regelen."</p> Onderzoekers: uitbuiting schoonmakers Saints & Stars staat niet op zich	查看 3268	荷兰国家广播电视台	2025-08-09 17:01:42 2025-08-10 01:45:27	word
3239136	无图 <p>Noord-Korea heeft een aantal speakers weggehaald langs de zuidgrens, meldt Zuid-Korea. Begin deze week haalde Zuid-Korea ook hun speakers weg langs de grens, die naar Noord-Korea waren gericht.</p> <p>De speakers werden gebruikt voor psychologische oorlogsvoering. Vanuit Zuid-Korea schalde er kritiek op het Noord-Koreaanse regime en K-pop-muziek, als reactie klonk uit de speakers van Noord-Korea geluiden van huilende dieren en bonkende gongs.</p> <p>Om de spanningen tussen beide landen te verminderen, besloot Zuid-Korea om op 11 juni de luidsprekers uit te zetten. Een dag daarna deed Noord-Korea hetzelfde. Afgelopen maandag begon Zuid-Korea ook met het daadwerkelijk verwijderen van de luidsprekers langs de grens en opnieuw lijkt Noord-Korea dat voorbeeld te volgen.</p> <p>Of Noord-Korea ook echt daadwerkelijk alle luidsprekers weghaalt, is nog niet te zeggen. Het Zuid-Koreaanse leger heeft wel gezien dat er al een paar zijn weggehaald.</p> Spanningen <p>Het verminderen van de spanning tussen beide landen was een verkiezingsbelofte van de nieuwe president van Zuid-Korea, Lee Jae-myung. Noord-Korea ziet weinig in het hervatten van gesprekken met het buurland.</p> <p>De invloedrijke zus van Kim Jong-un, Kim Yo-jong, zei dat de regering van de nieuwe president niet verschilt van de vorige regering door "het blinde vertrouwen" in de samenwerking met de Verenigde Staten. Ook de voorstellen van president Trump om de gesprekken tussen beide landen op te starten wees ze in een verklaring van de hand.</p> Noord-Korea haalt ook speakers weg langs grens met Zuid-Korea	查看 1565	荷兰国家广播电视台	2025-08-09 17:47:30 2025-08-10 01:45:27	word
3239135	无图 <p>Vandaag herdenkt Japan de allesverwoestende aanval van 9 augustus 1945, toen een Amerikaanse bom de zuidelijke stad Nagasaki in de as legde. Maar het is een gespannen herdenking: tachtig jaar na de atoombom is Japan omringd door kernmachten.</p> <p>Rusland dreigt openlijk met nucleaire inzet, Noord-Korea vuurt raketten af als machtsvertoon en China moderniseert zijn kernarsenaal in rap tempo.</p> Herdenking 80 jaar na bombardement Nagasaki <p>Burgemeester Shiro Suzuki waarschuwde tijdens de herdenkingsdienst in Nagasaki Peace Park dat conflicten over de hele wereld intensiever worden en dat landen vastzitten in een vicieuze cirkel van confrontatie en uiteenvallen. "Als we op deze manier doorgaan, belanden we uiteindelijk in een nucleaire oorlog."</p> <p>Bij de ceremonie zijn 2600 overlevenden, nabestaanden en diplomatieke vertegenwoordigers uit ruim negentig landen aanwezig. Ook Nederland, dat zelf slachtoffers kende onder de krijgsgevangenen in Nagasaki, is vertegenwoordigd.</p> <p>Een bel luidde precies om 11.02 uur - het moment dat de Amerikanen de bom gooiden - en daarna volgt een minuut stilte. Tegelijkertijd klonken de kerkklokken van de kathedraal voor het eerst sinds het bombardement.</p> <p>"De existentiële crisis van de mensheid is voor ons allemaal acuut," aldus Suzuki tijdens de herdenking. "Nagasaki moet de laatste locatie zijn waar een atoombom valt. We zullen hand in hand ons uiterste best moeten doen om kernwapens af te schaffen en wereldvrede te bereiken."</p> <p>Terwijl het internationale klimaat grimmiger wordt, zoeken kunstenaars in Japan naar nieuwe manieren om het verleden te doorgronden. Zo wordt in een gerenommeerd theater in Tokio op een bijzondere manier stilgestaan bij het verleden. Op het podium brengen Japanners en Amerikanen, ooit vijanden, nu juist samen een ingetogen voorstelling in een eeuwenoude Japanse podiumkunst: Noh. Geen spektakel, maar een kalme fluit, poëtische teksten en traditionele gewaden.</p> <p>Centraal staat Robert Oppenheimer, de natuurkundige die de atoombom hielp ontwikkelen. "Een pelgrim reist naar Hiroshima en ontmoet daar een mysterieuze figuur", vertelt de Amerikaanse hoofdrolspeler John Oglevee. "Dat blijkt de geest van Oppenheimer." In de voorstelling is hij geen held of duivel, maar een verdwaalde ziel, verscheurd door schuldgevoel.</p> <p>"Het verhaal gaat over zijn innerlijke strijd, zijn lijden, en uiteindelijk zijn bevrijding", verklaart toneelschrijver Allan Marett. "Zijn verlossing ligt juist in zijn afdaling naar de hel."</p> <p>Niet alleen slachtoffers, ook daders</p> <p>De voorstelling, geregisseerd door de Japanse Noh-meester Akira Matsui, doorbreekt de gebruikelijke manier van herdenken. "Bij herdenkingen in Japan spreken we vooral over onze slachtoffers, de hibakusha", zegt Matsui. "Maar het was oorlog. En Japan heeft ook anderen veel aangedaan. Wij zijn niet alleen slachtoffers. We zijn óók daders."</p> <p>Matsui heeft een zeldzaam kritische benadering van de Japanse oorlogsgeschiedenis. Terwijl Hiroshima en Nagasaki wereldwijd symbool staan voor het ongekende geweld van kernwapens, wijzen historici erop dat Japan tussen 1931 en 1945 verantwoordelijk was voor de dood van naar schatting 14 tot 20 miljoen mensen in Azië. De kernbommen op Hiroshima en Nagasaki kostten circa 210.000 mensen het leven.</p> <p>Maar, zeggen de makers, het gaat niet om aantallen. "Juist omdat de bom in oorlogstijd is ingezet, weten we nu hoe wreed het wapen is", zegt Matsui. "Het verwoest alles, zonder onderscheid. En nu zien we een vergelijkbare vorm van oorlogvoering terugkeren, in Oekraïne, in Gaza: de willekeurige vernietiging van alles en iedereen." Het zijn juist deze toenemende geopolitieke spanningen die een schaduw werpen over de officiële herdenkingen.</p> <p>Japan presenteert zich al decennialang als uitgesproken vredesstaat, met een diepgeworteld taboe op kernwapens. De gevolgen van de bombardementen maken verplicht deel uit van het onderwijs.</p> <p>De internationale onzekerheid werkt echter door in het Japanse debat over veiligheid. De radicaal-rechtse partij Sanseito boekte onlangs flinke winst, mede dankzij de controversiële kandidate Saya. Zij stelde dat Japan kernwapens "als effectief verdedigingsmiddel" bespreekbaar moest maken.</p> <p>Het leidde tot felle kritiek, onder meer van Nihon Hidankyo, de organisatie van overlevenden die vorig jaar nog de Nobelprijs voor de Vrede ontving. Toch werd Saya met ruim 668.000 voorkeursstemmen gekozen in het Japanse Hogerhuis.</p> <p>Tegelijkertijd voert Japan de militaire uitgaven fors op, met een verdubbeling van het defensiebudget en de bouw van nieuwe legerbases langs de zuidelijke eilanden in de provincie Okinawa.</p> <p>Pacifisme onder druk</p> <p>Premier Shigeru Ishiba benadrukte bij de herdenking in Nagasaki opnieuw de Japanse steun voor een wereld zonder kernwapens. Maar die overtuiging staat duidelijk onder druk. Uit recente peilingen blijkt dat een groeiend aantal Japanners het gebruik van kernwapens aanvaardbaar vindt als deze ingezet worden door bondgenoot de Verenigde Staten en gericht zijn tegen bedreigingen, zoals Noord-Korea.</p> <p>Tegelijkertijd zijn er steeds minder overlevenden, die overtuigd pacifistisch zijn. Voor het eerst zijn er minder dan 100.000 nog in leven. Hun gemiddelde leeftijd is 86. "We leven nu in een tijd waarin de toekomst geen zekerheid meer biedt", waarschuwt regisseur Matsui.</p> Na 80 jaar herdenkt Nagasaki de atoombom in tijden van herbewapening	查看 5563	荷兰国家广播电视台	2025-08-09 18:06:17 2025-08-10 01:45:27	word
3239134	无图 <p>Het lijkt erop dat de wolf een zomerpauze inlast. Het aantal aanvallen op schapen is sinds half mei flink afgenomen. Een zomereffect dat ook in voorgaande jaren al zichtbaar was. Vermoed wordt dat de wolven zich dan voeden met jonge reeën en andere pasgeboren dieren.</p> <p>"Het dier maakt een kosten-batenanalyse en wordt bovendien beïnvloed door de opgedane ervaring", zegt wolvendeskundige Timo van der Veken bij RTV Drenthe. "De wolf is een opportunist."</p> <p>Het zomereffect blijkt uit het aantal meldingen van gedode schapen bij Bij12. Dat is de organisatie die voor veehouders een schadevergoeding regelt als uit DNA-onderzoek blijkt dat een wolf inderdaad de schuldige is.</p> Uitzonderingen <p>Uit die meldingen blijkt dat op 18 juli tien schapen werden gedood in Zwolle. Acht dagen later ging het om elf schapen in Nijkerk. Maar zulke grote aantallen in deze periode van het jaar lijken uitzonderingen.</p> <p>De daling is vooral in Drenthe opvallend. Vorige maand werden zes dode schapen in Bovensmilde gemeld, maar in de rest van juli zijn er in Drenthe geen aanvallen op schapen geregistreerd. En dat terwijl er afgelopen winter bij een aanval in het Drentse dorp Nooitgedacht nog 22 schapen tegelijk werden gedood.</p> <p>2024, en ook de jaren daarvoor, tonen een vergelijkbaar beeld. Toch laat het zomereffect zich niet gemakkelijk verklaren.</p> <p>Wat zeker meespeelt is dat veehouders hun schapen beter beschermen met wolfwerende rasters. Sinds de start in 2021 is er in Drenthe voor ruim 3,2 miljoen euro aan subsidie verstrekt voor zo"n hekwerk, meldde Bij12 gisteren.</p> <p>De organisatie noemt 2025 daarom "een topjaar". Tot 11 juli kwamen er 174 subsidieaanvragen binnen van professionele en particuliere schapenhouders. Omdat de subsidiepot voor wolvenrasters leeg dreigde te raken, stelt de provincie Drenthe meer geld beschikbaar.</p> <p>Toeristen</p> <p>Naast de rasters denken deskundigen dat ook het groot aantal toeristen dat in de zomer door de bossen struint wolven afschrikt.</p> <p>Toch blijft het voor veel betrokkenen gissen naar duidelijke oorzaken. Deskundige Timo van der Veken van de universiteit Leiden heeft toch wel een idee. Hij doorzocht grote hoeveelheden wolvenpoep en stelt op basis daarvan dat het roofdier flexibel inspeelt op de omstandigheden in de natuur.</p> <p>"Dat wil zeggen dat de wolf op voedsel jaagt op basis van de aanwezige (kwetsbare) prooidiersoorten en de energetische opbrengst van deze dieren", aldus Van der Veken. "Jonge zeer kwetsbare reeën zijn er in overvloed vanaf gemiddeld half mei. Naarmate de zomer vordert, worden deze jonge reeën echter steeds meer zelfstandig en aandachtig. De kwetsbaarheid van de prooisoort neemt af."</p> Runderen <p>In het wild levende runderen (galloway en sayaguesa die vrij in natuurgebieden grazen) vormen een tweede belangrijk prooisoort. En ook hier zijn de jonkies gemakkelijk te vangen. "De geboortepiek vindt plaats vanaf maart. Studies tonen aan dat de eerste twee levensweken kritisch zijn, maar ook kalveren tot enkele maanden oud kunnen worden gepredeerd", aldus de Belgische wetenschapper.</p> <p>Kortom, naarmate de zomer ten einde loopt, worden de meest geconsumeerde prooidiersoorten minder kwetsbaar. De wolf verruimt de blik, maakt een kosten-batenanalyse en richt zich op schapen. Die zijn vooral zo interessant omdat ze meestal op dezelfde plek grazen.</p> <p>Er is nog een laatste, mogelijke verklaring voor de wolvenhonger naar schapen in het najaar: ook wolvenwelpen, geboren tussen april en juni, ontwikkelen zich. "Hun energetische nood neemt toe", aldus Van der Veken. Maar zelf jagen moeten de kleine wolven nog leren. Dus moeten de ouders op stap voor extra voedsel. Daarbij kiezen ze volgens Van der Veken altijd voor de gemakkelijkste weg, het vee.</p> Wolf neemt zomerpauze: aantal aanvallen op schapen daalt flink	查看 3904	荷兰国家广播电视台	2025-08-09 18:33:22 2025-08-10 01:45:27	word
3239133	无图 <p>De man die begin deze week zijn sigaret aanstak met het herdenkingsvuur bij de Arc de Triomphe in Parijs, is veroordeeld tot een voorwaardelijke celstraf van drie maanden. De zaak leidde tot veel ophef in Frankrijk.</p> <p>De rechter acht de man schuldig aan het ontheiligen van het Graf van de Onbekende Soldaat. Daar liggen resten van een niet-geïdentificeerde soldaat die sneuvelde in de Eerste Wereldoorlog. De eeuwige vlam is een eerbetoon aan alle omgekomen soldaten.</p> <p>De 47-jarige Hakim H. stak maandagavond zijn sigaret aan met de eeuwige vlam. Op beelden was te zien dat hij hurkte voor het herdenkingsvuur, zijn sigaret bij het vuur houdt en na het aansteken wegloopt.</p> <p>De beelden werden massaal gedeeld online en zorgden voor veel ophef.</p> <p>Veel mensen reageerden verontwaardigd op de beelden. Zo noemde de Franse minister van Veteranenzaken het gebruik van de vlam voor het aansteken van een sigaret "een belediging voor de gesneuvelden, de geschiedenis en ons land".</p> <p>De Franse minister van Binnenlandse Zaken noemde het een "onwaardige en ellendige daad". Hij gaf aan de verblijfsvergunning van de man te willen intrekken. De Marokkaanse Hakim H. heeft een vergunning tot oktober 2025 en die wordt mogelijk ingetrokken.</p> <p>De man heeft tijdens de snelrechtzitting gereageerd op zijn actie. Hij noemde het "de domheid van de eeuw". Hij zei dat het hem spijt en dat hij zijn excuses aanbiedt aan alle Fransen. Hij zei dat hij onder invloed was van alcohol en medicijnen toen hij een vuurtje zocht.</p> Man die sigaret aanstak met eeuwige vlam in Parijs veroordeeld	查看 1584	荷兰国家广播电视台	2025-08-09 18:35:25 2025-08-10 01:45:27	word
3239132	无图 <p>Het is zwarte zaterdag en dat veroorzaakt vooral veel drukte op de Franse wegen. Op de piek om 11.40 uur stond er 1273 kilometer file in het land, ruim 200 kilometer meer dan vorige week.</p> <p>"We zien vooral veel terugkerend vakantieverkeer", zegt een woordvoerder van de ANWB.</p> <p>De drukte neemt langzaam af, maar reizigers moeten tot 14.00 uur rekening houden met vertragingen. Onder andere op de Route du Soleil, de snelweg van de Franse hoofdstad naar de Côte d"Azur, en de A9, die Orange verbindt met de Spaanse grens, staan files.</p> Hitte <p>De ANWB waarschuwt voor de A75, normaal gesproken een goed alternatief is voor de A7. Daar is een ongeluk gebeurd en reizigers moeten ook daar rekening houden met vertraging.</p> <p>In het zuiden van Frankrijk geldt een weerwaarschuwing voor extreme hitte. De ANWB adviseert weggebruikers om de auto goed te controleren voordat ze de weg opgaan.</p> <p>"Als je pech krijgt, zorg dat je beschutting kunt opzoeken, bijvoorbeeld met een paraplu in de auto," aldus de ANWB. "Zorg ook altijd dat je voldoende water in de auto hebt, vooral als je reist met huisdieren."</p> <p>In de Alpenlanden is de drukte vergelijkbaar met vorige week, zegt de ANWB. Ook daar is het voornamelijk drukker op de wegen door terugkerend verkeer. "Maar nergens is er meer dan een uur tot anderhalf uur vertraging," aldus de woordvoerder.</p> <p>Reizigers op de A10, ook wel de Tauern Autobahn tussen Salzburg en Villach, moeten rekening houden met drukte. Ook bij de Zwitserse Gotthardtunnel en de Karawankentunnel in Oostenrijk staan files.</p> <p>In Nederland gaan de scholen in het zuiden van het land op maandag 18 augustus alweer open. "Maar ook in delen van Duitsland en in de Scandinavische landen komt de vakantie ten einde. Daarom is er vooral veel terugkerend verkeer."</p> Ruim 1200 kilometer file in Frankrijk rond piek zwarte zaterdag	查看 1881	荷兰国家广播电视台	2025-08-09 18:56:53 2025-08-10 01:45:27	word

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