PRAY FOR PEACE IN NIGERIA, SANWO-OLU URGES INTENDING PILGRIMS. (PHOTOS). #PRESS RELEASE.

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 PRAY FOR PEACE IN NIGERIA, SANWO-OLU URGES INTENDING PILGRIMS Lagos State Governor, Mr Babajide Sanwo-Olu has charged the Intending Pilgrims embarking on the 2026 holy pilgrimage exercise to the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia to actively participate in the prayer sessions for the prosperity of Lagos State and Nigeria. Governor Sanwo-Olu gave the charge during a one-day seminar held at the Lagos Television De-Blue Roof Ikeja for the 2026 Hajj Intending Pilgrims, organised by the Lagos State Muslim Pilgrims Welfare Board. The Governor, represented by the Commissioner for Home Affairs, Mr Ibrahim Layode, said that the Hajj exercise revolves around intermittent prayer sessions and the pilgrims should use the opportunity to pray for the State and Nigeria at large fervently. "Let me congratulate all our intending pilgrims. You are among the few that Allah has chosen this year to answer His call to the Holy Land. Hajj is the fifth pillar of Islam, and it is a journey of faith, humility, and to...

RESIGN OR STEP ASIDE — GOV. ALIA WARNS AMBITIOUS APPOINTEES AHEAD OF 2027 POLLS . (PHOTO).


 RESIGN OR STEP ASIDE — GOV. ALIA WARNS AMBITIOUS APPOINTEES AHEAD OF 2027 POLLS 


Benue State Governor, Rev. Fr. Hyacinth Alia, has directed all political appointees seeking elective offices in the 2027 general elections to resign on or before March 30, 2026, in a move aimed at sustaining governance and ongoing development in the state.


The governor announced the directive last Wednesday during an Iftar with Muslim faithful at the New Banquet Hall, Government House, Makurdi. The event provided a platform for him to outline his administration’s expectations ahead of the political season.


Alia said early resignation would allow his administration to promptly fill vacant positions and avoid disruptions in governance.


According to him, the measure is necessary to maintain the current pace of development and ensure that public service delivery remains uninterrupted.


He stressed that those with political ambitions should step aside without delay to give room for capable replacements who can continue ongoing projects.


“The earlier those who want to resign tender their letters, the better. It gives me clear direction to get other hands to continue the work,” he said.


The governor reaffirmed his commitment to development, stating, “When you see roads being fixed and civil servants working happily, that is development. I am determined to do more because that is my covenant with the people.”


He added that nothing would distract his administration from delivering on its mandate to reposition Benue State.

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