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18/03/2026

GAMIA | REPUBLIC DU BENIN
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21/03/2026
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15/03/2026

Ope star 10th year Anniversary on stage
Location: Okuta River side
Date: March 23rd 2026
Time : 5pm prompt

11/03/2026

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07/03/2026

“M3nstruation is natural, but silence and lack of guidance can embarrass a young girl. Dear mothers, please remind your daughters to always carry an extra pad to school. Long school hours require proper hygiene. A prepared girl is a confident girl.”

06/03/2026

06/03/2026

Alfa Gonbo n Duro

06/03/2026

The Barutem community is growing.

Want to discover Barutem Hits Zone before everyone else?
We are hosting a special online session to present the platform and connect with the community.

What to expect:

Live demo of the platform
User help & support
Announcement of new updates
Date: Saturday, March 7, 2026
Time: 9:00pm

Join us now through the link in the comments section.
Feel free to invite friends who love music and digital culture.

06/03/2026

When we started this advocacy, many people saw us differently.

Some called us critics. Some said we were against the government. Some said we were only looking for attention or trying to pull the chairman down.

But look at what happened. The same chairman we were accused of fighting sat with us for one full hour. He received us not as enemies but as his children.

Patience they say Pays and that's what this teaches Us.

We did not insult anyone. We did not burn anything. We did not threaten. We simply kept showing up, kept following due process, kept speaking respectfully but with a bit of pressure. And in the end, the door opened.

I genmo. It's Not Everyone Who questions a Leader that Is an Enemy. Some people think that if you ask questions, if you demand answers, if you push for change, you are a critic. It's so wrong from us. But we proved that you can hold your leader accountable and still respect him.

We only asked for a CBT centre. We did not ask for his downfall. That the chairman understood more than some of you around him. I de ya be yeri, ya.

If we had chosen violence or insults, yesterday would not have happened. The chairman would have closed his doors forever. But because we chose peaceful dialogue, he not only opened his door, he opened his heart for us to see.

Well, People talked. People said we were being used. People said we had hidden motives. But we kept our eyes on one thing, a CBT centre for Baruten students. And that focus is paying off.

All of this proved that our chairman is not our enemy. He is our leader. And when we approached him with respect, he responded with respect. He listened. He spoke openly. He promised to carry us along.

This is the power of patience, respect, and unity.

If we had listened to those who wanted us to fight, we would have lost. But because we listened to wisdom, we won not just a meeting, but a relationship.

Moving Forward, let this be a lesson for all of us, not just in this advocacy, but in everything we do. When people call you names, stay focused. When they doubt you, keep working. When they expect you to fail, prove them wrong with results.

We have shown that Baruten youths are not troublemakers. We are builders once again. We are peacemakers. We are partners in progress. Let's keep walking this path together, Baru Bibu.

Sa Siara.

06/03/2026

MEETING UPDATE PART 3: Action, Effort & The Road Ahead

Yesterday Marked the End of Our Formal Meeting with the Chairman

But this is not the end of the journey. It is the beginning of a new phase.

The Action We Have Taken So Far did not happen by magic. It happened because of action. It happened because the committee showed up, again and again, even when it was hard.

During the meeting, the Chairman made important promises to us that within the next three months, the work will become visible and We will begin to see real progress on the ground.

Secondly, that by next year, Baruten students will write JAMB in Baruten. That is, No more travelling to Saki. No more travelling to Ilorin. Our children will sit for their exams right here at home.

And lastly, he promised to carry NABS and BCPC members along as the work progresses. We will not be left in the dark. The committee and the student body will be part of the journey every step of the way.

These are not small words. They are commitments. And we must hold him to them.

So, If we want these promises to become reality, the committee must now show consistent follow-up with the Chairman's office, continue to give updates to the public and be presence at every stage of the work and of course show transparency in everything they do.

The Chairman has opened the door and promised to walk with us. But it is now our job to keep showing up again and again, until the job is done.

This movement is not just for the committee. It is for every Baruten youth who wants a better future. So, We must also be consistent in our support, in our patience, in pushing aside distractions, sentiments, and negative talk. Most importantly, we must be consistent in believing that good things are coming.

And lastly. Some people will still see politics in everything we do. Some will still spread doubts. Some will still wait for us to fail. But those of us who know what this is truly about, we will keep moving.

Don't get tired. Let's stay focused. Let's stay united. And let's prove that Baruten youths are not just loud, we are builders.

So, this concludes our meeting updates. The next update will be about the work itself, when it begins, what we see, and how we move forward together with NABS and BCPC members fully involved.

Sa Siara.