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Boosting banditry business, Katsina Govt appoints Welfare Committee for families of attack Some state governments in the northwest seem to be rolling out policies that would rather boost banditry and contain the menace in the north. The Katsina State Government appeared to be taking to this when the government inaugurated an Executive Council Committee to take care of the welfare of orphans and widows whose parents or husbands had been killed by bandits in the 11 most affected local government areas. While the action may not be totally wrong, governments in the northwest should be seen to be taking more effective actions to combat the rage of bandits in the zone. The Deputy Governor of Katsina State, Alhaji Mannir Yakubu, who is chairman of the committee, had disclosed the appointment of the welfare intervention committee by the governor of the state, Aminu Masari. The deputy governor had emphasized that the start executive council had at its 6th regular meeting pointed out with concern the effects of the bandits violence on the socio-economic well-being of the affected communities, particularly, orphans and widows. The deputy governor said the council, therefore, constituted the committee under his chairmanship to advise the government on how to improve the lives of those affected. Other terms of reference of the committee, according to the deputy governor, include identifying orphans and widows in the affected local government areas and suggesting the kind of assistance to be provided to the victims by the government. Others include determining the source of financing for the project and co-opting any other individuals that may assist in the conduct of the committee’s assignment. The composition of the committee includes the Commissioners of Budget and Planning, Local Government and Chieftaincy Affairs, Special Duties and Women Affairs. Other members are the Special Advisers on Community Development, Higher Education, Economic Empowerment and Social Intervention, as well as that of Political Matters, among others. The committee commenced work immediately after inauguration last Tuesday.

Boosting banditry business, Katsina Govt appoints Welfare Committee for families of attack Some state governments in the northwest seem to be rolling out policies that would rather boost banditry and contain the menace in the north. The Katsina State Government appeared to be taking to this when the government inaugurated an Executive Council Committee to take care of the welfare of orphans and widows whose parents or husbands had been killed by bandits in the 11 most affected local government areas. While the action may not be totally wrong, governments in the northwest should be seen to be taking more effective actions to combat the rage of bandits in the zone. The Deputy Governor of Katsina State, Alhaji Mannir Yakubu, who is chairman of the committee, had disclosed the appointment of the welfare intervention committee by the governor of the state, Aminu Masari. The deputy governor had emphasized that the start executive council had at its 6th regular meeting pointed out with concern the effects of the bandits violence on the socio-economic well-being of the affected communities, particularly, orphans and widows. The deputy governor said the council, therefore, constituted the committee under his chairmanship to advise the government on how to improve the lives of those affected. Other terms of reference of the committee, according to the deputy governor, include identifying orphans and widows in the affected local government areas and suggesting the kind of assistance to be provided to the victims by the government. Others include determining the source of financing for the project and co-opting any other individuals that may assist in the conduct of the committee’s assignment. The composition of the committee includes the Commissioners of Budget and Planning, Local Government and Chieftaincy Affairs, Special Duties and Women Affairs. Other members are the Special Advisers on Community Development, Higher Education, Economic Empowerment and Social Intervention, as well as that of Political Matters, among others. The committee commenced work immediately after inauguration last Tuesday.

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Some stakeholders in the Nigerian project have released statistics of states involvement in oil procduction and how President Muhammadu Buhari, in his appointments in the oil sector, favoured northerners to dominate keys positions.

The statistics show that the four Top Crude Oil Producing States in Nigeria are:

1.Akwa Ibom        504,000-bpd-32%
2. Delta                 346,000-bpd-22%
3. Rivers                344,000-bpd-22%
4. Bayelsa              290,000-bpd-18%

President Buhari made the following appointments into the Oil Industry Positions.

NORTH
1 Malami Shehu          MD/PH Refinery.
2 Muhammed Abah    MD/Warri Refinery.
3 Umar Ajiya              MD/MPMC.
4 Bala Wunti               GGM/CP&S.
5 Usman Yusuf           GMD/STA-Tech.
6 Ahmadu Katagum    GGM/Shipping/Down Stream.
7 Kallamu Abdullahi  GGM/Renewable Energy.
8 Shaibu Musa            MD/Medical Services Limited.
9 Ibrahim Birma         GGM/Governance.
10 Faruk Ahmed         MD/Product/Marketing.
11 Mele Kyari,            Group MD NNPC
12. Muhammadu Buhari Petroleum Minister.

SOUTH-WEST
1 Adewale Ladenegan      MD/Kaduna Refinery
2 Adeyemi Adetunji         MD/Retails
3 Bola Afolabi      GGM/Research/Development

SOUTH-SOUTH
1 Roland Ewubare      Group G/M
2 Diepriye Tariab        MD/IDSL
3 Timi Silva                Minister of State Petroleum

SOUTH-EAST   0

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