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Criminal elements have been warned by the chairman of Shendam Local Government Area of Plateau State, Kemi Nshe, to stay away from the area as there is no place for them there. Nshe issued this warning while flagging off the distribution of two trailer loads of 50 kg bags of rice to stakeholders to celebrate
No place for criminal elements – Shendam LGA chairman, Kemi Nshe assures

Criminal elements have been warned by the chairman of Shendam Local Government Area of Plateau State, Kemi Nshe, to stay away from the area as there is no place for them there.

Nshe issued this warning while flagging off the distribution of two trailer loads of 50 kg bags of rice to stakeholders to celebrate Christmas and New Year. He explained that the purpose of the distribution is to ensure that people have something to eat during the yuletide.

Stakeholders present to receive the items on behalf of their members included the Christian Association of Nigeria (CAN), security agencies, women and youth groups, traditional and religious leaders, among others.

He said, “It is also meant to bring some relief and foster peace because when people have food, they feel more secure and remain at ease. Food is a necessity, while clothing and other needs come after that.”

The chairman noted that kidnapping was rampant in the past, but he expressed delight that the situation has improved. He added that the area is now calm, and many people were able to celebrate Christmas and New Year without fear.

No place for criminal elements – Shendam LGA chairman, Kemi Nshe assures

The Kaduna State Government has stepped in to resolve the industrial dispute between Kaduna Electric and its workers’ union, which led to a four-day power outage across the company’s franchise states. Deputy Governor Hadiza Balarabe convened a meeting with both parties at the Sir Kashim Ibrahim House on Thursday, urging the union to restore electricity
Kaduna govt steps in to end electric workers’ strike as outage hits day four

The Kaduna State Government has stepped in to resolve the industrial dispute between Kaduna Electric and its workers’ union, which led to a four-day power outage across the company’s franchise states.

Deputy Governor Hadiza Balarabe convened a meeting with both parties at the Sir Kashim Ibrahim House on Thursday, urging the union to restore electricity to consumers without further delay.

She emphasized that the prolonged outage had severely impacted homes, businesses, and critical sectors, including security.

According to a statement by Governor Uba Sani’s spokesperson, Ibrahim Musa, the Deputy Governor appealed to both the company’s management and the union to find common ground and work toward an amicable resolution of their differences.

She also encouraged regular dialogue to prevent similar disruptions in the future.

Speaking at the meeting, Comrade Wisdom Chidi Nwachukwu, National Vice President (Distribution) of the National Union of Electricity Employees, clarified that the union was not opposed to workforce downsizing but insisted that due process must be followed and workers’ entitlements fully paid.

He acknowledged that both the union and management are part of the same organization, but stressed the need for proper procedures in implementing any staff reductions.

Comrade Nwachukwu assured that the Deputy Governor’s appeal would be communicated to the union’s national leadership, expressing confidence that the dispute would be resolved soon.

Kaduna govt steps in to end electric workers’ strike as outage hits day four

Super Eagles forward, Victor Osimhen, has opened his account for Galatasaray. It took him less than three minutes to score twice against Kasimpasa, jubilating with a Galatasaray jersey inscribed ‘finally’ to put an end to his goal drought for his new employers Recall that he has recorded three assists for Galatasaray since joining the Turkish
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Super Eagles forward, Victor Osimhen, has opened his account for Galatasaray. It took him less than three minutes to score twice against Kasimpasa, jubilating with a Galatasaray jersey inscribed ‘finally’ to put an end to his goal drought for his new employers Recall that he has recorded three assists for Galatasaray since joining the Turkish

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