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Akwa Ibom ex-militants laud Dikio, Presidential Amnesty Office boss for rekindling hope in Niger Delta
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By Levinus Nwabughiogu-Abuja
Akwa Ibom State Phase Two ex-militants Forum has lauded the leadership style of the interim administrator of the Presidential Amnesty Programme, Col. Milland Dikio (retd), saying it has brought visible changes in the office.
In a statement co-signed by the Chairman and secretary of the forum, Comrade Imoh Okoko and Mr Sunny Afiah respectively, the forum said that the coming of Dikio had brought hope for the people of the Niger Delta region.
Kanu maintained that he respects and admires the Hausas a lot because they are good people.
But claimed that the Fulanis were the problem of Nigeria and he is against them.
In a statement he signed, the IPOB leader said: “No wonder they hastily resorted to mouthing their usual nonsensical Hausa-Fulani overnight. Since 2015 all we have been hearing is Fulani this Fulani that, but due to the heat coming from God’s chosen Children of Light (IPOB), they have resorted to their usual deceptive Hausa-Fulani combo in the hope of hiding under the usually civil and well behaved Hausa to evade the wrath of the people.
COVID-19: Kaduna State University announces resumption date
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The Kaduna State University (KASU) has announced that it will resume academic activities on Jan. 29.
The University’s Registrar, Mr Samuel Manshop made this known in a statement in Kaduna on Wednesday, NAN reports.
He said that the decision followed Kaduna State government’s approval for tertiary institutions in the state to reopen from Jan. 25.
“The management of the Kaduna State University wishes to notify staff, students and the general public that academic activities resume on Jan. 29.
“This is sequel to the State Government’s approval for tertiary institutions to reopen,’’ he said.