ACCESS TO CNG: PRESIDENT BOLA TINUBU DIRECTS PiCNG TO DEPLOY ABOUT 100,000 CONVERSION KITS. (PHOTO).

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 ACCESS TO CNG: PRESIDENT BOLA  TINUBU DIRECTS PiCNG TO DEPLOY ABOUT 100,000 CONVERSION KITS  President Bola Tinubu has directed the Presidential Initiative on Compressed Natural Gas, PiCNG with an immediate mandate to deploy about one hundred thousand conversion kits to increase people’s access to CNG across the country. The President gave the directive when he received in audience, the chairman of the PiCNG, Ismaeel Ahmed in the state house.  The President sought to know progress update about the initiative as well as what the agency is doing to mitigate possible impact of the war in the Middle East and the rising costs of petroleum product. The administration believes CNG remains a veritable alternative to ease mobility for Nigerians.

CAMEROONIAN FORCES ENCROACH INTO NIGERIAN TERRITORY, SEIZE FARMALANDS FROM NIGERIANS. (PHOTO).


Cameroonian armed security operatives have encroached and seized farmlands from Nigerians in border communities, SaharaReporters learnt.

Some residents of Kwaja, a border community in Adamawa State, have cried out, urging the Nigerian government to recover their land from the Cameroonian authorities.

The residents have vehemently protested, saying they were denied access to their farmlands.

Their protest message says, 'Maintain ICJ position’, ‘We agreed to the 1932 Thompson Marchand Declaration’, We request for Protection from Nigerian Government'.

The community alleged that Cameroonian officials on 14 February, 2022 erected demarcation signs in Kwaja, Kinga, Jugrma, Fajawa Girziya villages in the Mubi South Local Government Area, known for the cultivation of Irish potatoes.

Native ReportersCameroonian Forces Encroach Into Nigerian Territory, Seize Farmalands From Nigerians 

Cameroonian armed security operatives have encroached and seized farmlands from Nigerians in border communities, SaharaReporters learnt.

Some residents of Kwaja, a border community in Adamawa State, have cried out, urging the Nigerian government to recover their land from the Cameroonian authorities.

The residents have vehemently protested, saying they were denied access to their farmlands.

Their protest message says, 'Maintain ICJ position’, ‘We agreed to the 1932 Thompson Marchand Declaration’, We request for Protection from Nigerian Government'.

The community alleged that Cameroonian officials on 14 February, 2022 erected demarcation signs in Kwaja, Kinga, Jugrma, Fajawa Girziya villages in the Mubi South Local Government Area, known for the cultivation of Irish potatoes.


 

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