Governor Abba Yusuf has approved a technical committee to address poor employment representation of Kano indigenes in federal government agencies.
“Our aim is to record zero tolerance for road traffic crashes, especially during and after this yuletide period,” a NEMA official said.
The governor said their death had left the government and residents in collective grief.
“Only when we mobilise our numbers can we resist policies that inflict suffering and reclaim our dignity,” Mr Ajaero said.
The company noted that ongoing repair efforts are nearing completion.
Mrs Walson-Jack said the initiative placed the ministry on track to comply with the federal government’s directive on the full digitalisation.
He urged citizens to draw strength from faith, hope, and unity amid ongoing national challenges.
The appointees include special advisers (SAs), advisers and senior special assistants (SSAs).
Mr Siyaka-Aniviye said that officers involved in the attack had been accounted for and were safe.
The lawmaker reaffirmed the committee’s commitment to transparency and thoroughness.
