“There is a need for a strong call on religious and faith communities to work towards checking all forms of hatred,” the Sultan said.
Mr Baba said the governor inherited huge liabilities but has demonstrated that government is a continuous process by taking steps to pay the contractors’ debts.
“A government that says more money is coming in must explain why it keeps borrowing and why the people paying for its policies cannot see the promised gains,” Mr Abubakar said.
APC National Chairman, Prof. Nentawe Yilwatda, said the review covered the party’s structures from the national, state, local government and ward levels to polling units.
“We ask for a supportive work environment where patients can be counselled and receive the full services rendered by a pharmacist,” Mr Muhammed said.
TCN, Katsina sub-region, and Imcomtel Engineering Limited inspected the Katsina 330/132/33 kilovolt (kV) transmission substation project ahead of a major installation.
The exercise, conducted through Egweama communities in Brass, aimed to enhance physical endurance, promote healthy living, and maintain a physically fit force.
The police command in Jigawa says it has apprehended seven suspected cattle rustlers and recovered eight cows.
The chairman reiterated that maintaining a clean environment required collective responsibility and sustained action.
The FCT police command arrested three suspected members of a ‘one chance’ robbery gang in Abuja.
So-Safe Corps arrested 20-year-old Oyeleye Moshood for allegedly stealing properties belonging to Al-Lateef Group of Schools in Ifo, Ogun State.
The Stallions opened their campaign with a 26-5 victory over Ghana’s Black Eagles but suffered a 36-5 defeat to Morocco in their second match of the competition.
“There is a need for a strong call on religious and faith communities to work towards checking all forms of hatred,” the Sultan said.
It noted, “This rhetoric cannot be separated from the heavy toll borne by Al Jazeera’s journalists in Gaza.”
Namibia’s High Commissioner to Nigeria, Walde Ndevashiya, said the initiative would provide a practical platform for connecting businesses.
The NIS had earlier extended the exercise to run from October 6 to 30.
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