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Oando Plc, Nigeria’s indigenous energy solutions provider listed on both the Nigerian Exchange Limited and Johannesburg Stock Exchange, says its upstream subsidiary, Oando Energy Resources, has been awarded operatorship of Block KON 13 in Angola’s Onshore Kwanza Basin. A statement by the company’s Secretary, Mrs Ayotola Jagun, said this followed a competitive bidding process organised
The Kwara State Signage and Advertisement Agency, KWASAA, has directed all billboard and signage owners, including private and government entities, to immediately remove all forms of outdoor advertisements erected along Ahmadu Bello Way, from the first flyover to the second flyover, and along Murtala Muhammad Way, Ilorin, in the state capital. The General Manager of
Kwara orders removal of billboards on two major roads in Ilorin
The Kwara State Signage and Advertisement Agency, KWASAA, has directed all billboard and signage owners, including private and government entities, to immediately remove all forms of outdoor advertisements erected along Ahmadu Bello Way, from the first flyover to the second flyover, and along Murtala Muhammad Way, Ilorin, in the state capital.
The General Manager of KWASAA, Alhaji Imam Ismail Asukuti, issued the directive on Saturday in a statement by the spokesman of the agency, Abubakar Owolabi.
He urged the affected individuals, ministries, parastatals, agencies, and commissions to comply immediately.
“This directive is part of the government’s commitment to the growth, development, and transformation of the state, particularly in advancing its city reform agenda,” Asukuti affirmed in the statement.
He called on stakeholders in the outdoor advertisement industry and the general public to adhere strictly to the directive, emphasising that it was aimed at enhancing the aesthetic and infrastructural development of the state.
The KWASAA general manager further assured the public of the agency’s dedication to creating an organised and visually appealing environment across the state.
Kwara orders removal of billboards on two major roads in Ilorin
UNICEF has prevented one million doses of vaccines to the Borno State government in line with efforts to vaccinate residents against cholera. Prof. Baba Mallam, the state’s Commissioner for Health and Human Services, disclosed this while receiving 669,569 doses of the vaccines in Maiduguri. Represented by the Director of Disease Control and Immunisation in the
Cholera: UNICEF presents one million doses of vaccines to Borno Govt
UNICEF has prevented one million doses of vaccines to the Borno State government in line with efforts to vaccinate residents against cholera.
Prof. Baba Mallam, the state’s Commissioner for Health and Human Services, disclosed this while receiving 669,569 doses of the vaccines in Maiduguri.
Represented by the Director of Disease Control and Immunisation in the Borno State Primary Healthcare Development Board, Fati Ali, Mallam explained that the initiative is timely, considering the potential outbreak of waterborne diseases following the recent floods in the state.
He added, “UNICEF is one of the partners supporting and collaborating with the state 100 per cent. We have received 669,569 doses of cholera vaccines.
“Earlier, we received more than 300,000 doses of cholera vaccines. We urge everyone to go to the nearest hospital facilities to collect the vaccination.”
UNICEF Chief of the Maiduguri Field Office, Dr. Gerida Birukila, encouraged residents to accept the oral vaccines, assuring them of their safety and lack of side effects.
According to Birukila, the new vaccines would be instrumental in reaching those at risk of contracting cholera, particularly people in crowded areas and children.
Cholera: UNICEF presents one million doses of vaccines to Borno Govt
Some key employees of the National Assembly, judiciary and the Ministry of Defence are part of the Standby Reserve Force of Nigeria’s armed forces. The inclusion of the key employees from the institutions aligns with Part 1, Section 2 of the Armed Forces Act CAP A20 LFN 2004, which mandates the establishment and maintenance of
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Some key employees of the National Assembly, judiciary and the Ministry of Defence are part of the Standby Reserve Force of Nigeria’s armed forces. The inclusion of the key employees from the institutions aligns with Part 1, Section 2 of the Armed Forces Act CAP A20 LFN 2004, which mandates the establishment and maintenance of
