The Minister of the Federal Capital Territory, Mallam Muhammad Musa Bello, has commended the leadership of the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation for rallying the Oil and Gas Industry to support the nation in the fight against the COVID-19 pandemic.
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The Minister of the FCT, Malam Muhammad Musa Bello, said this following an emergency security meeting convened on Monday to discuss the modalities of enforcing the lockdown of the FCT for 14 days
The CBN Governor, who commended efforts at ensuring improved security in the FCT, said the team was at the Federal Capital Territory Administration to apprise the Minister with some key initiatives of the Bank that will help boost job creation as well as fast-track the processes leading to the allocation of land to the three companies that had requested for land to establish dairy processing plants in the FCT
Musa-Bello made the statement during an emergency meeting of medical experts and senior members of the FCT Administration convened by the Minister.
The Special Assistant on Media to the Minister, Austine Elemue, in a statement on Thursday said the President of the association in FCT, Dr. Roland Aigbovo, made the disclosure while briefing the FCT Minister of State.
With Hajia Buhari as the Chief Host, other distinguished personalities that will grace the unveiling of the tournament’s Main Organising Committee include the Governor of the Central Bank of Nigeria, Godwin Emefiele; Minister of the Federal Capital Territory, Alhaji Muhammad Musa Bello; and Minister of Youth and Sports, Sunday Dare, all of who are Special Guests of Honour.
The Chairman of the Committee, Senator Dino Melaye, who stated this during the budget defence of Federal Capital Territory, expressed dissatisfaction with 40.1 per cent implementation of capital projects in the 2017 Budget
In a petition signed by Asabe Dantani, Abraham Ishmail, Aisha Dogo Samaila and Dangade Abubakar and forwarded to the office of the minister, the residents said the high prices of medical services, which have been made compulsory for any patient seeking for medical attention, have been driving them back to quacks and dangerous traditional practitioners, especially for women that are pregnant