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The Borno State Governor, Babagana Zulum has handed over houses to 447 displaced families in Dalori village, Konduga local government area of the state. ASHENEWS recalls that the National Agricultural Land Development Authority (NALDA), penultimate week, launched 120 housing units, where Executive Secretary Paul Ikonne, and Governor Babagana Zulum, unveiled the initiative in Maiduguri. “This is part of its efforts to reduce poverty create wealth among smallholder farmers boost food production and give farmers good accommodation.’’ The facility located in the Dustman community, Zawiya Village, Borno, has a clinic, a school for children of farmers, a worship center, solar-powered boreholes, and access…

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The Federal Government of Nigeria says it has implemented some strategic reforms to ensure economic recovery in the country. The Speaker of the House of Representatives, Mr Abbas Tajudeen, disclosed this on Saturday during the opening ceremony of the 45th Kaduna International Trade Fair in Kaduna. The fair has the theme, “Sustainable Economic Recovery Through Deepening of Local Content Value Chain”. The speaker, represented by Rep. James Barka (PDP-Adamawa) said recently, the Federal Government, major stakeholders and the National Assembly were determined to restore macro and micro economic recovery in the country. He said, “This year’s edition of the fair…

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The Special Adviser to President Bola Tinubu on Political Matters, Dr Hakeem Baba-Ahmed, has urged Federal Government to increase efforts toward supporting cancer patients. “The treatment of cancer should be given top priority by the three tiers of government to ease the financial burden on patients and their families,” he said. Baba-Ahmed made this call during the unveiling of a foundation in memory of Hassana Yakubu, in Kaduna on Saturday. The foundation, named “Hassy’s Haven Foundation”, was founded by the deceased ‘s twin sister, Hussaina Yakubu, also an editorial staff of NAN in Kaduna. He stressed the need for Nigerians…

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Minister of Women Affairs, Uju Kennedy-Ohanenye, stresses the need for partnership between her ministry, the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP), and other organizations to foster an inclusive and equitable society. Kennedy-Ohanenye made this statement during a significant multisectoral meeting addressing women and girls programming in Nigeria, held in Abuja on Friday. The event, co-organized by UNDP and UN Women at the request of the Federal Ministry of Women Affairs, highlights the collective commitment to advancing gender equality and empowerment initiatives in the nation. The meeting is an opportunity to collaborate, inspire, and drive positive change for women and the girl-child…

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