He said the rice would be equitably shared across all 20 local government areas.
Mr Zubairu was quoted in the statement as praying for the repose of the souls of the deceased and the safe return of the abducted.
Mr Aiyedatiwa said the late governor demonstrated a strong commitment to grooming future leaders and believed in orderly, constitutional succession.
Mr Tukur explained that the initial phase would include the Senate building, student hostels, staff lodges and other critical infrastructure.
The state police spokesperson, SP Adetoun Ejire-Adeyemi, told Peoples Gazette that she didn’t have the full details of the incident.
Mr Nchekwube pledged to work closely with farmers, youths, women groups and traditional institutions to drive inclusive development.
Mrs Fomwul-Gonsum said the gesture was aimed at providing succour to the less privileged in society.
The police noted that efforts were ongoing to arrest the suspect’s fleeing accomplice.
Mr Uko said, “Many confuse tradition with culture but they are not the same. Tradition is the living practice; culture is the broader identity.”
