“The bandits in the north-western parts of Nigeria are not from Senegal, not from Morocco or Guinea Bissau; they are Fulanis from the north-western part of Nigeria,” said Mr Sani.
The board asked applicants to check the board’s recruitment portal, recruitment.cdcfib.gov.ng, from December 1 to 3, to check if they were shortlisted.
Abah Moro, the chairman of the committee, said that the public hearing was organised in tandem with the legislative agenda of the 10th Senate.
NiMet urged the public to drive cautiously in the rain.
The chairman reiterated the need to restructure the nation’s security framework.
According to him, the lack of strict control had enabled drivers to clone plate numbers.
He urged corps members to respect the rules and regulations guiding the NYSC scheme.
The court adopted a liberal approach to public interest litigation, noting that citizens and groups may challenge violations affecting broad societal interests.
According to him, every citizen has a role to play in protecting the electoral process.
Mr Yusuf assured that Kano State was taking all the necessary measures to confront banditry.
