The SSG said Mr Bago also approved the appointment of members of the Niger State Secondary Education Board (SSEB).
Mr Bago described the turnout, especially in his ward, as unprecedented.
Mr Sadiq-Yelwa disclosed that the Bago-led administration had provided more than 1,000 tractors to farmers in the state to enhance productivity.
Mr Ahmed urged motorists, especially truck drivers, to ply the road patiently.
Mr Umeh said that there was no petition or incriminating report against any of the nominees from either the Nigeria Police Force (NPF) or State Security Service (SSS).
Ms Sa’adu said that the casualty figure could not be ascertained as of the time the report was filed.
Ms Ramson stated that the government was not prioritising tje needs of the stakeholder farmers.
Hussaini Isah, head of the NEMA Minna Operations Office, said the aim was to share expertise, experiences, and valuable insights on preventing boat mishaps.
Mr Wushishi commended the council’s workforce, past and present, describing them as the unsung heroes whose daily efforts sustained NECO’s credibility.
Mr Isah said that the programme was designed to empower youths with knowledge of their voting rights and responsibilities.
