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By Omeiza Ajayi Director-General of the Progressive Governors’ Forum PGF, Salihu Moh. Lukman has called on the Federal Government to allow for the creation of State Police in the wake of rising attacks on schools, saying Nigeria’s national situation was no longer acceptable. Lukman in a statement issued Monday in Abuja also challenged the political class and subnational entities to complement efforts of the federal government to reduce mass poverty which he described as the factory producing kidnappers, bandits, and terrorists. The PGF boss queried why the ruling All Progressives Congress APC would set up the Gov. Nasir el-Rufai Committee on True Federalism which among other things recommended the creation of State Police if it knew it would not implement the committee’s recommendations. ....
Former Borno State governor, Sen. Ali Modu Sheriff has commended the Yobe state Government over its International Cargo Airport project, saying it would boost the economy of the region. ....
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Vanguard News Yobe: The road to recovery On By Isa Sanusi The people of Gujba local government area of Yobe state will never forget August 2014. It was the August in which Boko Haram overran Buni Yadi the headquarters of Gujba Local Government, precisely on 21 August. The ruthless insurgents imposed their laws on the people. They hoisted their flag over the residence of the District Head, which they were said to have used as a base. The militants also instituted the system’; summarily executing people and taking food and other essentials by force. In February of the same year, 59 boys were killed at the Federal Government College of Buni Yadi. Boko Haram also burned down twenty-four buildings of the school. What was left of Buni Yadi was ruins and homes deserted by owners who have to flee to safety. The large weekly market could no longer hold and the local economy of the whole area was brought to a halt. ....