
Deputy Speaker explains ₦1 billion allocation for youth program in Bende
Deputy Speaker Benjamin Kalu clarifies that the ₦1 billion funding is part of a youth engagement program, addressing concerns about its intended use.
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Deputy Speaker Benjamin Kalu clarifies that the ₦1 billion funding is part of a youth engagement program, addressing concerns about its intended use.

Governor Umar Namadi signed two orders to fight drug abuse and mobilise citizens in Jigawa State. This initiative focuses on youth and community upliftment.

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Governor Abdullahi Sule of Nasarawa State wishes for a Christian-Christian presidential ticket in Nigeria, arguing it could achieve electoral success like past Muslim tickets.