He appreciated the leadership of the Kebbi Pilgrims Welfare Agency.
Mr Bagudu urged youths to leverage education, civic engagement, and social collaboration to build harmonious communities.
Mr Jayeoba stated, “Bio-economy has the capacity to bring many people out of poverty and improve energy and food security.”
Chairman of the committee, Solomon Adeola, also fixed February 9 for a public hearing on the budget proposal.
Governor Nasir Idris has donated N150 million to victims of the recent clashes between herdsmen and farmers in Arewa LGA.
“We are here together, Muslims and Christians, praying for divine intervention to overcome insecurity in our land,” Mr Idris said.
Mr Chinda said that the house acknowledged the plights of local contractors who had protested many times in the past at the assembly gate.
He called for a comprehensive review of Nigeria’s poverty reduction strategies.
Mr Uzodimma said the collaborative efforts had raised crude oil production to over 1.7 million barrels per day.
Mr Bagudu said President Bola Tinubu had demonstrated that the dream was realisable and had taken risks never attempted in developing countries.
