The commissioner, therefore, urged those who had yet to recertify their documents to do so before the deadline.
Worth N2.3 billion, the initiative aims to combat poverty and promote economic self-reliance, according to a statement by the governor’s spokesperson.
The director-general of CEDDERT, Abubakar Siddique-Mohammed, described contemporary Northern Nigeria as an alleged “victim of bad governance.”
The NDLEA spokesman, Femi Babafemi, said four suspects were arrested in connection to the illicit consignments in commuter vehicles.
NDLEA spokesman Femi Babafemi said the student was to swallow the wraps of cocaine hours before her return flight to India through Kano airport.
Mr Rimin-Gado said the commission apprehended several suspects, including lawyers and public officials, during the investigation.
“We urge the Emir to rise above personal interests and partisan undertones and prioritize the greater good of Nigerians,” Mr Idris stated.
The commissioner also highlighted the partnership with the Ministry of Commerce to maintain cleanliness in markets and industrial areas.
Mr Inuwa said the court granted his order directing the respondents to forthwith remove and retrieve the police officers stationed on the premises.
According to her, the gesture to the PWDs was made possible by a request from the NCPWD for NEMA’s intervention.
