The inputs were distributed through commodity associations, cooperative groups, farmers with special needs, and internally displaced persons.
Mr Sani decried the situation whereby women occupy less than five per cent of legislative seats at the national level.
“The project aims to provide a modern, efficient, and affordable mass transit system, connecting key districts and enhancing mobility for the residents,” Mr Yusuf said.
Mr Uche-Anya disclosed that the incident occurred on January 27 at about 10:30 p.m. around Hariz Filling Station.
The chairman said that 30 drivers received a 10-litre gallon of fuel each, while seven drivers got brand new tyres.
Ohanaeze stated, “May the years ahead bring you greater accomplishments and lasting impact. Happy Birthday Your Excellency.”
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Mr Ekundayo said that the fight against the scourge was not for NDLEA alone but a collective responsibility.
Ms Chuma-Udeh said that a circular conveying the directive had already been issued to school authorities.
Mr Asein said, “The seized books have been shredded because we don’t want them to be recirculated in the market.”
Mr Dahiru said ACReSAL was a tripartite project involving Kaduna State, the federal government, and the World Bank.
