The grains included millet, maize and rice.
The speaker described civil society organisations as major catalysts in the development of society.
“The best way is for the leaders to sit down to negotiate through diplomatic response.”
“Let us bend therefore over backwards to avoid this civil war between brothers,” Mr El-Rufai advised.
Justice Oluyemi Akintan-Osadebay said the tribunal would communicate the date for the judgment after all parties had adopted their final written addresses.
The youths defiled the police ban and marched into the government house carrying placards.
The tribunal chairman raised the alarm over the alleged attempt to obstruct the cause of justice with financial inducement.
Ms Azinge said there was an attempt to bribe a tribunal member with money to sway justice in favour of a lawyer’s client.
The Kano government said it “is looking into elongating maternity leave for breastfeeding mothers from three months to six months.”
“The potential harm that this quantity of illicit substances could have caused is inestimable.”
