That’s not the true story. If he (Mr Obi) couldn’t reach me, I have a chief of staff, I have an SSG, (and) I have a PPS. That’s not true,” said Mr Alia.
A statement said the new agencies would help to realise his administration’s vision of a modern, inclusive, and economically vibrant Kano.
We least expected this action from them. All the same, this is a party that has seen more than that, but it’s still standing,” Mr Damagum said.
Speaker Mudashiru Obasa agreed that LASIEC must appear before the House to present their preparations and ensure transparency in the electoral process.
Mr Okoloagu requested that the zone be treated fairly like other zones “not just in Enugu state but across the country”.
“Government spends huge amounts of money to train military officers, and you find that some of them were retired at 50, 55, or even earlier,” said Mr Babandede.
“That’s exactly our sentiment. The progressive governors resolved today to celebrate this development and extend congratulations to one another,” Mr Uzodimma said.
Mr George also faulted the involvement of Mr Atiku in the coalition to unseat Tinubu.
Mr Ahon said the governor took the decision after wide consultations with political stakeholders and in the interest of the state.
The Katsina government has spent N7.6 billion on power supply-related projects across the state, focusing on renewable energy solutions.
