Borno State Governor, Babagana Umara Zulum, has assented to the 2024 appropriation bill of N358,732,146,000.00 passed by Borno State House of Assembly with an adjustment amounting to N18.1b.
Read full article →The truce, which was brokered after weeks of tension and uncertainty was reached during a peace meeting convened by Governor Zulum on Monday.
Read full article →Zulum was in Ngala on Saturday where he spent two nights coordinating humanitarian and developmental activities in the local government area.
Read full article →Zulum stated this on Sunday in Gamboru town of Ngala Local Government Council.
Read full article →The announcement came during a press conference held at the Scholarship Board’s office, where Mallam Bala Isa, the Executive Secretary, revealed the governor’s commitment to educational development.
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Read full article →Gov. Zulum was represented by the Commissioner for Information and Internal Security, Prof. Usman Tar, who was received by the Chief of the Air Staff, Air Marshall HB Abubakar, to celebrate Christmas with officers and men of the Air force co-deployed for Operation Hadin Kai (OPHK).
Read full article →“As Governor, I have, on numerous occasions, paid humanitarian and reconstruction visits to diverse communities of all faiths in the south, north and central because the attacks by insurgents mostly did not take religion into account. Everyone who did not share the Boko Haram ideology was a target, regardless of whether the victim was Muslim or Christian.”
Read full article →The governor disclosed this at the flag up of the distribution of N100,000 and food items to elderly people – 65 years and above – under Renewed Hope Initiative of the Nigerian First Lady, Oluremi Tinubu.
Read full article →Zulum travelled from Maiduguri onboard a helicopter to supervise the distribution of cash to residents most of whom lost their means of livelihood.
Read full article →Borno State Government has pledged to support the Nigerian military to continue to sustain the existing relative peace and rapid return of normalcy in the state.
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