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No Cash Sharing Palliative In Niger  – Bago

by Abu Nmodu
2 years ago
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Niger State governor, Mohammed Umaru Bago has warned the standing committees in all the 25 local government areas not to share money as palliatives to the people.

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The governor in a statement by his chief press secretary, Bologi Ibrahim, said the money given to all the local government councils is to be used to procure grains and other food items not to be shared.

He said the choice of food items to be procured is to be determined by the stakeholders in each of the local government areas in addition to the rice and maize that will have been provided.

The governor emphasised that any standing committee that shares cash will be sanctioned.

Governor Bago has rolled out some modalities for the distribution of fuel subsidy palliatives which will last for three days from tomorrow.

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