The CP said the command had observed an alarming increase in the number of vehicles plying the roads across the state with covered number plates.
Mr Dapiya said the intervention followed recurring flash floods, largely caused by blocked drainage channels resulting from indiscriminate waste disposal.
Mr Aliyu said the ministry’s vision was to promote religious development through partnership, collaboration, and peaceful coexistence among residents.
‎The agency’s director, Sani Anas, disclosed this on Monday in Kano.
On Monday, some residents described the rainstorms as among the most destructive they had experienced recently.
He said the implementation of the education intervention was being carried out in batches, with the first phase covering Benue, Nasarawa, Taraba, Kogi and Kaduna states.
Governor Lucky Aiyedatiwa says the Olowo of Owo, Ajibade Ogunoye II, has shown remarkable foresight and purposeful leadership in the Owo Kingdom on his 60th birthday.
Former Governor Celestine Omehia has cautioned Senate President Godswill Akpabio and the National Assembly against rushing the passage of the State Police Bill into law.
The governments of Anambra and Abia have vowed to apply principles of peaceful resolution to address the lingering interstate boundary disputes between them.
Army chief Waidi Shaibu, on Sunday, unveiled a cenotaph in honour of 11 Nigerian Defence Academy naval cadets who died in a boat accident during training in 1990.
