One year after 271 residents were brutally killed in the Yelewata massacre, survivors, families of the victims, religious leaders and political figures on Saturday gathered in the community to honour the dead and renew calls for justice and improved security.

Mbeki, who was unable to attend physically due to a family bereavement, described Abdulsalami as one of Africa’s foremost statesmen whose contributions to democratic governance, peacebuilding and constitutional rule continue to resonate across the continent.

“The Deal is scheduled to get signed tomorrow, and immediately after it is signed, the Hormuz Strait is OPEN TO ALL,” Trump said in a post on his Truth Social platform on Saturday.

“We are rising to the occasion of insecurity by deploying technology to safeguard the lives of our people. We will not wait for anyone to come and attack us,” the governor said.

“This road aimed at improving transportation and driving economic growth of the country,” the minister said.