NASARAWA FIRST LADY OTHERS IN ATTENDANCE AS GOV. SULE'S AIDE HOLDS NAMING CEREMONY FOR TRIPLETS. (PHOTO).

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 Nasarawa First Lady, Ven-Bawa, Others In Attendance As Governor Sule’s Aide Holds Naming Ceremony For Triplets  ***  Dr. Kassim Muhammad Kassim, a Special Adviser to Governor Abdullahi Sule of Nasarawa State on Saturday held naming ceremony for his triplets.  The ceremony held at the Angwan Yara area of Akwanga had in dignitaries notably the First Lady of the State, Hajiya Silifat Sule and the Chief Whip of the State Assembly, Mr. Larry Ven-Bawa among others.  Kassim, a former Lawmaker and Chieftain of the ruling All Progressives Congress, APC, named the Triplets: Kassim, Fatima, and Salma.
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TENSIONS RISE OVER PANAMA CANAL: MULINO DENUES TRUMP'S CLAIMS OF CHINESE MILITARY PRESENCE. (PHOTO).

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Tensions Rise Over Panama Canal: Mulino Denies Trump's Claims of Chinese Military Presence



Panamanian President José Raúl Mulino has rejected claims made by U.S. president-elect Donald Trump regarding the presence of Chinese soldiers at the Panama Canal. In a recent post on his Truth Social account, Trump accused Panama of "ripping off" the United States with high shipping rates and threatened to reclaim control of the canal if the situation did not improve. Mulino dismissed Trump's assertions as "nonsense," asserting that there is no Chinese military presence in the canal and emphasizing that the waterway is entirely under Panamanian control. He reiterated that discussions about reducing tolls for U.S. ships or relinquishing control of the canal are out of the question.


This controversy follows Panama's diplomatic shift from Taiwan to China in 2017, which has led to a complex relationship between the two nations. Mulino characterized the ties with China as respectful and beneficial for both countries. Meanwhile, Trump announced his intention to nominate Florida lawmaker Kevin Marino Cabrera as the U.S. ambassador to Panama, indicating his administration's focus on the canal's management. Trump's comments about the canal's fees and concerns over its control reflect a broader narrative of U.S. interests in the region, particularly regarding China's influence.

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