Mr Obi urged leaders at all levels to cut the cost of governance and prioritise investment in education, healthcare, job creation and small businesses.
Multiple sources told Peoples Gazette that the teenage student was in a bus shelter when the truck rammed into her.
Governor Peter Mbah has approved a 50 per cent slash in fees for the processing of certificates of occupancy and other land-related documents.
The NAPTAN chairman reaffirmed the association’s full support for the minister, insisting that demanding fees in foreign currencies damages the economy.
Mr Onaiyekan stressed the need for government and citizens to work together in promoting transparency, equity, and moral uprightness for national development.
The minister said that with the ongoing tax reforms and the digitisation of revenue collection systems, government revenues are expected to rise in the coming year.
NiMet’s weather outlook envisaged sunny skies in a hazy atmosphere over parts of Katsina, Yobe, Kano, and Jigawa States of the northern region on Sunday.
Mr Abubakar advocated genuine, deliberate, and people-oriented solutions to combat poverty.
He urged them to remain loyal to the nation.
According to him, most youths copy bad trends on social media, forgetting their morality.
