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Rotjimwa Yilyok was born into the esteemed family of Justice and Justice Golching Yilyok Suwa of Tabullung, Kabwir District, Kanke LGA, Plateau State. From an early age, she demonstrated a passion for leadership, service, and community development, which would go on to shape her career and entrepreneurial journey.  Academic and Leadership Journey  While pursuing her education, Rotjimwa actively engaged in leadership roles. She served as the Vice President of the Association of Hausa Language Students (ASHAL) at the College of Education, Gindiri. Her commitment to student representation extended further as she held the position of Treasurer for the National Association of Ngas Students (NANs) and also served as a Board of Trustees Member of the National Association of Nigerian Students (NANS). She holds a BSc in Peace and Conflict Management Resolution, a testament to her passion for fostering harmony and development in society.  *Professional Career*  Rot...

My Opinion: Rebuff to Aljazirah’s Report on Prof. Nentawe Yilwatda and the Ministry of Humanitarian Affairs The recent report by AljazirahNigeria attempting to link Prof. Nentawe Yilwatda with alleged financial irregularities in the Federal Ministry of Humanitarian Affairs, Disaster Management, and Social Development is not only misleading but also a deliberate attempt to tarnish his reputation without basis. The article irresponsibly suggests that Prof. Nentawe has failed to address past financial mismanagement without presenting a single shred of evidence that implicates him in any wrongdoing. 1. Misrepresentation of Facts The report falsely insinuates that irregularities in the Ministry persist under Prof. Nentawe’s leadership. However, there is no documented instance where he has been directly linked to financial misconduct. Instead, the allegations highlighted in the report stem from financial transactions and administrative lapses that predate his appointment. The pay...