Mr Ejeh said they were receiving food supplies regularly from the state government and other donors.
He cautioned residents against spreading unverified information that could cause unnecessary panic.
She said the appointments were in a bid to accelerate the opening of the state’s electricity market.
Mr Fanwo noted that the early payment reflected the administration’s commitment to prioritising workers’ welfare in the state.
The commissioner said the government resolved to relocate interstate buses and traders operating illegally at the location to a more organised location.
Mr Kullima added that the new staff would be deployed to general hospitals and primary health centres.
The Ministry of Environment and Water Resources has alerted residents to the possibility of flooding and strong winds as the rainy season begins, urging preparedness and compliance with environmental
Mr Adeyeye was sworn in on September 8, 2011, as a high court judge in the Ondo State Judiciary.
Mr Ayeni said the army was committed to sustaining pressure on criminal networks threatening peace and security across Imo and Anambra.
The chairman said the council would employ health personnel to provide healthcare services to the elderly aged 60 and above.
