The governor said, “There will be no hiding place for criminals in our land.’’
Mr Yusuf reaffirmed the administration’s commitment to reviving and expanding education at all levels.
Governor Douye Diri says he will not compel his deputy, Lawrence Ewhrudjakpo, to join him in the All Progressives Congress.
Information commissioner Okey Kanu says the newly passed Abia Start-Up bill will serve as a catalyst for innovation and entrepreneurship.
Governor Alex Otti says he is committed to revolutionising the state’s hospitality sector for Abia’s development.
The governor announced the donation of 10 Hilux trucks and 60 motorcycles to the Joint Task Force operating in the affected areas.
Mr Yusuf urged the beneficiaries to invest the funds in meaningful ventures.
Governor Sheriff Oborevwori assured that all funds would be transparently managed.
The Delta government has approved the disbursement of N10 billion to settle pension arrears from past administrations.
Governor Nasir Idris has assented to the N43.29 billion revised 2025 appropriation bill passed by the Kebbi House of Assembly.
