Mr Belgore disclosed that more than 90 desktop computers and 30 laptops were distributed to departments in February 2026.
Mr Umoru said those to recruit include soldiers, officials of the State Security Services (SSS) and Julius Berger staff.
Mr Raji said the level of poverty and want in the country was unimaginable.
The spokesman advised affected candidates to take action before the deadline rather than wait until the last day.
Ms Emmanuel called for measures to make transportation more affordable.
Mr Yusuf said the federal government should sustain macroeconomic stability and address national security, power and transport priorities.
Ms Oluwole said that infrastructure should translate into economic opportunities.
The prosecutor said the total value of the goods allegedly stolen was N4.2 million.
Mr Chude said the regulatory milestone was aimed at strengthening professional standards.
The federal government’s fertiliser and farm-input interventions have improved farmers’ productivity and livelihoods in Kano, says AFAN.
