The African Democratic Congress has strongly condemned and rejected plans by Governor Dikko Radda’s administration to release 70 suspected bandits currently in custody.
Mr Abubakar warned that attacks on himself and Peter Obi undermine opposition unity and do not serve Nigeria’s interests.
“For instance, a basket of tomatoes that sold for about ₦18,000 previously now goes for as low as ₦5,000 in many markets,” Mr Egoh.
Mr Tinubu assured the governor of the federal government’s readiness to work with Kano to tackle bandits and drive sustainable development.
Osita Chidoka, former minister of aviation, has congratulated Emeka Anyaoku, former secretary general of the Commonwealth of Nations, on his 93rd birthday.
The Kwara government has described the late chief imam of Ilorin, Bashiru Solihu, as a role model for Muslims in Nigeria.
NNPP has cancelled its planned protest against the Independent National Electoral Commission to avoid it being hijacked by hoodlums and political rivals to instigate disorder.
Mr Ornguga said the gadgets were procured by Governor Hyacinth Alia to ease the operations.
The Network Capacity Building for Nigeria says it will mobilise grassroots support nationwide for President Bola Tinubu’s re-election in the 2027 presidential poll.
The Kano State Executive Council has approved N8.5 billion for the execution of various infrastructure, health and education projects.
