Mr Nkwuda described the request of the government as apt and acceptable.
She urged parents to present their children below five years for the polio vaccination exercise.
He added that those criticising the rehabilitation of the centre do not have good taste.
Until his enforced disappearance and eventual death, Mr Kaltho was known as a courageous journalist.
She commended cashew farmers in the state for their resilient efforts in spite of challenges.
She urged parents to present their children below five years for the polio vaccination exercise.
The projects include building new classrooms, renovating old ones, and supplying desks and chairs to schools.
Mr Audu stated that agriculture was essential for inclusive growth, youth employment, and national prosperity.
The centenarian and her twin sister, Ms Mgbokwo, were born during the harmful traditional practice of the killing of twins in the community.
The missile strike came on the same day Israel struck Iran’s nuclear and military complex.
She said Nigeria, being a multi-ethnic state, was using cultural tourism to promote peaceful coexistence.
Ill-health had seen Mr Ogunmuyiwa become “increasingly vulnerable”, something Mr Campbell took advantage of.
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