Ali Ndume
Ali Ndume is a Nigerian politician and a member of the Senate representing Borno South. He has been a prominent voice in Nigerian politics, particularly concerning issues related to security and terrorism in the northeastern region of Nigeria. Ndume has been vocal about the challenges posed by Boko Haram and has urged investigations into allegations surrounding the funding of terrorist groups. His advocacy for governmental accountability and transparency in foreign aid has made him a significant figure in discussions about Nigeria's security landscape.
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Nigeria:
Senator Ali Ndume supported the opposition to Odey's appointment, warning of alienation of the local population.
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Nigeria:
The lawmaker has consistently criticised the Tinubu administration.
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Nigeria:
Ali Ndume warned that President Bola Tinubu could face a similar fate to ex-President Goodluck Jonathan if he does not learn from past mistakes.
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United Kingdom:
Senator Ali Ndume expressed shock at the president's appointments, calling them non-inclusive.
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Nigeria:
Senator Ali Ndume has commended President Bola Tinubu for appointing several Northerners to key positions within federal agencies.
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Nigeria:
Ali Ndume lamented that Borno State lost 100 soldiers and 280 civilians to the onslaught carried out by Boko Haram insurgents in six months.
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Nigeria:
Senator Ali Ndume warned that lopsided appointments by the current administration could have negative implications.
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Nigeria:
The Senator representing Borno South Senatorial District, Ali Ndume, said between November 2024 and now, there had been more than 252 attacks in Borno State alone.
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Nigeria:
Senator Ali Ndume accused the President of violating the federal character principle in his appointments.
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Nigeria:
Senator Ali Ndume expressed concerns that Tinubu's appointments do not align with the diversity mandated by the Constitution.
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