The residents called on Gov. Hyacinth Alia to provide the whole of Makurdi with clean, pipe-borne water.
The minister urged Nigerians to join her in prayers for the quick and safe return of the students.
The registrar stated that the government and the security agencies had been duly informed of the incident.
Mr Afolabi stated that the organizers hoped to braid and weave experiences and ideas, push the field’s boundaries, break ideological and physical borders, and offer new frontiers.
The chairman stated that the reconciliation was imperative to calm frayed nerves following the just-concluded elections.
He said those to benefit from the loans were vulnerable groups, especially the youth and women.
Mr Sawyerr said the disbursement of the fund underscored the federal government’s unwavering commitment to empowering Nigerian students.
The state police spokesperson confirmed the incident on Thursday in Makurdi.
The SWC expressed optimism that Mr Ortom’s contributions to the BOT would strengthen the party’s cohesion in Benue.
The technical adviser said the government was going to provide all the necessary inputs to the farmers.
