Mr Ibrahim advised the beneficiaries to develop the plots quickly.
“That is what it means to be in the business of nation-building. It means placing the welfare of the federation above the vanity of partisan fences,” said Mr Shettima.
Dr Balarabe commended Governor Uba Sani for upgrading the Kaduna Geographic Information Service (KADGIS).
The product launch reaffirms OPay’s customer-first philosophy and its ongoing effort to build trust in Nigeria’s fast-growing digital payment landscape.
The agreement, signed in Lagos, reinforces one of the most significant China–Africa industrial partnerships to date, according to Dangote Industries Limited.
He said the road will set a new record as 66 farming communities across Birnin Gwari Local Government will benefit from the project.
For a company that already serves millions of Nigerians through its digital financial services, any hint of a new product quickly attracts attention.
The commissioner described Mr Sani as a champion of farmers.
Mr Sani pointed out that the livestock programmes complement the broader agricultural reforms of his administration.
Under the agreement, Chevron will pay a civil penalty of just over $1 million and has retired credits worth about $3.6 million to remedy its violations.
