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Rivers State Governor, Siminalayi Fubara, has inaugurated a Judicial Commission of Inquiry to investigate the arson, killings, and destruction of property at various local government council secretariats in the state. Fubara inaugurated the seven-member commission at the Executive Chambers of Government House in Port Harcourt on Tuesday. This was contained in a statement issued by
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Adamawa State Government has approved N2,937,217,120.45 for the reconstruction of the Yola Town market. The market was destroyed by fire about five months ago. The new market, to house 69 modern shops, would be completed within nine months. The approval was disclosed to journalists by the Commissioner for Commerce and Industry, Dr John Dabari, shortly
Adamawa approves N2.9bn to rebuild Yola Town market
Adamawa State Government has approved N2,937,217,120.45 for the reconstruction of the Yola Town market.
The market was destroyed by fire about five months ago.
The new market, to house 69 modern shops, would be completed within nine months.
The approval was disclosed to journalists by the Commissioner for Commerce and Industry, Dr John Dabari, shortly after a meeting of the State Executive Council, SEC, presided over by Deputy Governor Kaletapwa Farauta at the Government House in Yola on Wednesday.
Dabari said remodelling of the market would involve the use of modern architectural design to reduce the prevalence of fire outbreaks.
He said government’s decision to rebuild the market became imperative to enable the resumption of full commercial activities in Yola Town.
DAILY POST reports that Yola Town in Yola South LGA is one of the twin towns that make up the Yola capital city, the other being Jimeta in Yola North LGA.
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The United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organisation unveiled a two-day training program on Artificial Intelligence and robotics for Nigerian teachers and students. The event, held at the UNESCO office in Abuja, was organised in collaboration with Infinix Nigeria and Google. In his address to the participants, UNESCO Head in Abuja, Abdourahamane Diallo, emphasised the
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The United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organisation unveiled a two-day training program on Artificial Intelligence and robotics for Nigerian teachers and students. The event, held at the UNESCO office in Abuja, was organised in collaboration with Infinix Nigeria and Google. In his address to the participants, UNESCO Head in Abuja, Abdourahamane Diallo, emphasised the