Kogi govt approves N450m for rural access and agricultural marketing project Kogi govt approves N450m for rural access and agricultural marketing project
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The Kogi State Government has approved the sum of N 450 million counterpart funds for the Rural Access and Agricultural Marketing Project (RAAMP).
The State Commissioner for rural development, Hon Daniel Oniel, made the declaration at a press briefing at the end of the executive council meeting in Lokoja.
Hon Oniel noted that the project would see many feeder roads, 503 KM asphalt roads and other projects to connect rural dwellers to the cities and drive the economy of the state through agriculture.
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The Christian Association of Nigeria(CAN) has congratulated Dr Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala on her appointment as the Director-General of the World Trade Organization (WTO).
CAN said her appointment is a giant stride for all women all over the world, being the first time a woman is so appointed.
A statement signed by the CAN President, Reverend Dr Samson Samson said, “your appointment is a pride to the black race all over the world and a greater pride to Nigeria, your home country which you had served so well before with utmost integrity. Your appointment has demonstrated that with God all things are possible.
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Retired university workers, families suffering, NASU, SSANU raise alarm
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Non-Academic Staff Union of Universities and Allied Institutions, NASU, and the Senior Staff Association of Nigerian Universities, SSANU counterpart, have raised the alarm over the untold hardship retired members and their families are passing through.
NASU and SSANU lamented that their retired members of the unions have not been paid their entitlements including death benefits to their families.
General Secretary of NASU, Prince Peters Adeyemi, while explaining some of their grouses with the Federal Government, said:
“Many anomalies have been observed with respect to payment of retirement and death benefits to our members. These anomalies were pointed out to the government and in the signed Memorandum of Understanding, MoU, of October, 2020, it was agreed that within a two-week time-line, efforts would be made to correct the anomalies.