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Abubakar made the call while addressing newsmen in Minna on Tuesday.
The Governor spoke on Friday in Ilorin, the state capital, at the stakeholders’ meeting ahead of the exercise, with participants drawn from across the length and breadth of the state.
The group launched the report at an online event on Wednesday.
Wike, who made the call in a Christmas message issued on Thursday in Port Harcourt, urged Christian faithful to remain committed to the worthy ideals exemplified by the birth of Jesus Christ.
Sponsored by Senator Ali Ndume (APC-Borno South), the bill was first read about a year ago on December 17, 2019.
The president made the call in an address at the 70th anniversary of the Qaddriyya on Saturday in Kano.
Inaugurating the committee in Minna, the Secretary to the State Government, Alhaji Ahmed Matane, said government would continue to ensure peace and security of the people at all times.
Prof. Patricia Donli disclosed this while presenting findings of the study on: “The current realities of women in peace and security in Nigeria,” at a virtual conference marking the 20th Anniversary of UNSCR1325.
The Commissioner of Police, Kano Command, CP Abu Sani gave the commendation at a one-day youth, peace and security summit organized by the Nigerian Youth Parliament in collaboration with Kano Youth Coalition for Advocacy and Development on Saturday in Kano.
Lawan’s felicitation is contained in a statement by his Special Adviser on Media Ola Awoniyi in Abuja on Wednesday.
Ikpeazu made the call on Monday during a town hall meeting organised by the state government in line with the Federal Government’s directive for stakeholders’ meetings in Umuahia.
The call was made on Sunday in a statement by Nigerian Community Leaders, UK comprising of different Nigerian ethnic socio-cultural groups, associations and UK Mayors of Nigerian descent.
Adams, in a statement in Lagos by his Media Assistant, Kehinde Aderemi, urged the Federal Government to embrace calls for regional government, to solve most of the issues affecting the nation’s unity and progress.
“We must live together as brothers and sisters because without peace, development cannot take place,” the President noted at virtual opening of the Fifth Kaduna Economic and Investment Summit, with the theme: “KADInvest 5.0, Infrastructure, Industrialisation and Innovation.”
Saraki made the call in a statement on Thursday.
Abubakar stated this while addressing the Peoples Democratic Party governorship candidate, Governor Godwin Obaseki, ahead of the peace pact by all parties involved in the elections.
MACBAN said this in a communique at the end of a peace summit in Kafanchan on Sunday.
The renewed interest in the crisis that continues to rock Southern Kaduna would be helpful if it produces a genuine effort at resolving the problem and ensuring lasting peace in that part of the country that remains troubled, divided and to all intents and purposes, a killing field. It was reported that between July 21 and July 24, about 43 persons were killed across communities in Southern Kaduna, and over a period of seven months, about 178 persons lost their lives. What makes the situation tragic is that the killers often served notice of the impending attacks and carried out their threats, for hours on end in many cases, unhindered, unchecked, unrestrained. Even when the state government imposed a 24-hour curfew, the killings still continued. Homes were often burnt down. Women were raped. Innocent children were caught in the cross-fire. Farmlands were razed to the ground resulting in economic hardship.