The Asagba of Asaba commended FG for effectively completing the second Niger bridge.
The training, organised by the Kogi State VCDP in collaboration with the Nigeria-Korean Institute of Vocational and Advanced Technology, Lokoja, commenced on Wednesday.
“Even in defeat, you showed character, teamwork, and resilience, and those qualities matter deeply to the nation you represent,” said the information minister.
“If they don’t do what I am about to issue, then I will take over 108km of the road; that is one full carriageway,” said Mr Umahi.
JOHESU has insisted on continuing its indefinite national strike despite the federal government’s ‘no work, no pay’ policy.
The federal government has conferred various honours on senior officers and soldiers of the Nigerian Army in recognition of gallantry and sacrifice.
Mr Umahi expressed worry at speeding by motorists on the bridge, urging adherence to traffic rules and regulations.
The latest development came weeks after ASUU accepted a 40 per cent salary increase for academic staff.
The federal government has unveiled a comprehensive policy framework to reduce the cost of education for parents and improve learning outcomes.
AUATON vice-president South-West, Kolawole Aina, said in Lagos that inDrive e-hailing drivers suddenly discovered this double taxation on January 1, 2026.
