Minister Warns Youths Against Social Media Misinformation, Urges Caution to Prevent Unrest

By Maryam Aminu

The Minister of State for Youth Development, Engr. Olawande Ayodele, has strongly urged Nigerian youths to refrain from being misled by false information on social media, which he fears could incite national unrest.

Ayodele made this plea during a meeting in Abuja with the Renewed Hope Ambassadors of Nigeria, led by veteran Nollywood actor, Zack Orji.

The minister emphasized that many social media posts are politically motivated lies aimed at discrediting President Bola Ahmed Tinubu’s administration.

“We are pleading, we are begging, we are appealing to everybody. We are sure that this country is in safe hands. We should not allow political people to tell us things that are not correct,” Ayodele stated.

He cautioned against using social media platforms like Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, and Snapchat as tools to destabilize the nation.

Ayodele also addressed traders directly, warning them of the potential impacts of unrest on their livelihoods.

He acknowledged the right to protest but advocated for dialogue and research to address grievances. “This is a listening government,” he assured.

Highlighting the administration’s efforts, Ayodele mentioned the 130 percent increase in the minimum wage, the disbursement of ₦10 billion for the procurement of CNG buses to reduce transportation costs, and the approval of a ₦35 billion student loan scheme benefiting 70,000 applicants.

He also noted the suspension of duties, tariffs, and taxes on certain food imports to ease the economic burden on Nigerians.

4th left , Hon. Minister of State for Youth Development, Engr. Ayodele Olawande, 3rd left, Veteran Nollywood Actor, Zark Orji and others during the courtesy call of the Renewed Hope Ambassadors of Nigeria on the Hon. Minister of State for Youth Development.

Zack Orji, speaking on behalf of the Renewed Hope Ambassadors, labeled the planned protest as “directionless” and warned of its potential to cause widespread instability, deter investment, and disrupt public services.

He drew parallels with recent events in Kenya to illustrate the adverse effects of such actions.

“This directionless protest could lead to widespread unrest and instability, deterring investments and stifling economic growth in various sectors, including disrupting production and events, impacting the livelihoods of many,” Orji stated.

Orji reiterated the group’s recognition of the challenges faced by Nigerians but emphasized that the hard decisions made by the government are necessary for the country’s growth.

He announced the launch of the “Jagaban Will Fix It Nigeria Project,” aimed at addressing concerns through town hall meetings and capacity-building initiatives. This project plans to reach 100 communities and empower 5,000 individuals across the FCT and the 36 states.

“We urgently plead with our fellow Nigerians and other stakeholders in the entertainment industry to desist from the planned protest. Our platforms and influence can be used to foster unity and advocate for meaningful solutions,” Orji added.

Abel Damina tirades against Pastor Enenche, others sheer arrogance, disrespectful – Odola

A former assistant pastor with Pastor Abel Damina of Power City International, Apostle Paul Odola has frowned at the way and manner the former attacks ministers of the gospel.

It has been obsreved that Damina had picked on respected clerics such as Pastor EA Adeboye of RCCG, Bishop Oyedepo, Dr Paul Enenche and other various men of God.

However, Odola, who was the Bauchi State cordinator of the Damina-led International Charismatic Ministers Association, ICMA, in 1995, described his constant tirades against his fellow preachers as sheer arrogance and to a large extent, disrespectful.

He urged Damina to stop trying to divide the body of Christ with his “exaggerated and digressional messages.”

He said, “I was the Bauchi coordinator of the International Charismatic Ministers Association, ICMA, led by Dr Damina in 1995. Ever since I have known him, he has influenced me greatly in ministry, I must confess.

“But now, I don’t subscribe to some of the doctrinal teachings he propagates. As a matter of fact, we have had cause to question some of the exaggerations.

“For me, like I’ve often said, he is majoring on the minor. That is not edifying. It is a complete digression from the Bible’s teachings. When you are remapping a place, ancient landmarks should not be removed because the entire map becomes confusing. We are to be taught very basic, powerful, spiritual Christian practices. But I see his teachings as digressions from what we knew him to be.

“The way that Dr Damina has chosen to preach his gospel is completely out of character of how the gospel of Jesus should be presented. His name callings and picking on certain messages of fathers of faith that have come to be respected is out of character.

“These are people who have had personal experiences and encounters with God. I don’t think it is in anybody’s ministerial calling to correct people who have produced evidence, touched lives, and transformed destinies. People respected around the world should not be insulted in their understanding of God and the revelations they share. That is not Christian-like.”

Asked if Damina has deviated, Odola said, “The deviation is very obvious. The Dr Abel Damina we knew then was powerful, fiery, eloquent and impactful. In those days, Uyo was like a spiritual marker. Every February, we all looked forward to going to Uyo because of what we learned from his teachings, preachings, and ministerial impact. That is not the case right now. He has completely deviated from the things we knew about him then. That is not the same Dr Abel Damina of the 90s.”

On what might have led to the his sudden change and strange teachings, Apostle Odola opined, “In his own words, he felt empty, felt hollow, then traveled and said he had an encounter, and came back with this strange ministerial pattern. I don’t know what went wrong, but this certainly is not the Dr. Abel Damina that I knew.

“To be very precise, Dr Abel’s comments about other men of God like Daddy GO, Dr Paul Enenche are sheer arrogance and to a large extent, disrespectful.

“If he had had the opportunity, like some of us who have gone to the Glory Dome in Abuja and seen what the Lord has enabled this man to accomplish, I think with all sincerity, Dr. Abel would review his statements regarding Dr Paul Enenche.

“But when you stay in your corner and are not aware of what people are doing for God, your view about them will become pygmy and myopic.

“As a pastor, I know that nobody is perfect, but from what I have observed, Dr Abel Damina has gone too far in his divisive way of preaching the gospel. His arrogant approach to declaring the word of God has not helped to fortify or unify the body of Christ. A lot of people online are confused about the gospel of Christ due to his current teachings. To that end, he has become more divisive than united. There’s quite a lot of division and confusion.”

New Permanent Secretary of the Federal Ministry of Youth Development Assumes Office

By Maryam Aminu

The Federal Ministry of Youth Development has welcomed its new Permanent Secretary, Mr. Olubunmi Olusanya.

During the official handover ceremony, the outgoing Permanent Secretary, Dr. Dunoma Umar Ahmed, urged the ministry staff to support and cooperate with Mr. Olusanya to ensure the ministry’s continued success and fulfillment of its mandates.

Dr. Ahmed praised the dedication and intelligence of the ministry’s staff, attributing his achievements during his tenure to their hard work and commitment.

He encouraged them to extend the same support to his successor.

Having been reassigned to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Dr. Ahmed reiterated President Bola Ahmed Tinubu’s commitment to youth development.

He highlighted the president’s strategic appointment of two young ministers to spearhead the ministry’s initiatives, reflecting the administration’s focus on youth empowerment in alignment with the renewed hope agenda.

“It’s a known fact that youth constitute 75% of Nigeria’s population. Youth are the economic strength of this country, and it is today that usually determines tomorrow. For this purpose, we have to invest in them to make them economically viable,” Dr. Ahmed stated.

Acceptance speech by Mr. Olubunmi Olusanya, Permanent Secretary Federal Ministry of Youth Development.

In his address, Mr. Olusanya expressed his appreciation for the positive feedback he has received about the ministry’s staff and encouraged them to continue their excellent work.

He assured the staff that their welfare and training would be prioritized to ensure motivation and smooth operations within the ministry.

Mr. Olusanya emphasized his open-door policy for ideas and collaboration.

Describing Dr. Ahmed as his mentor, Mr. Olusanya acknowledged that Dr. Ahmed’s guidance significantly contributed to his appointment as Permanent Secretary, despite not foreseeing that he would succeed him in the ministry.

In a vote of thanks, the Director of the Legal Department, ZI Gregory Fulus expressed gratitude for Dr. Ahmed’s contributions during his tenure and pledged the staff’s cooperation with Mr. Olusanya, wishing him a successful tenure.

Corruption Allegations Against NNPC baseless-NCSCN


A Coalition, the National Civil Society Council of Nigeria (NCSCN), on Friday, described the corruption allegations levelled against the management of the Nigerian National Petroleum…

A Coalition, the National Civil Society Council of Nigeria (NCSCN), on Friday, described the corruption allegations levelled against the management of the Nigerian National Petroleum Company Limited (NNPCL) as unfounded.

recalls that the allegations involved claims of missing $2.04bn and N164bn in oil revenues.

The accusations were based on the 2020 audited report by the Auditor-General of the Federation, which purportedly indicated that the funds were unaccounted for by the then Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC).

But the Executive Director of NCSCN, Comrade Blessing Akinlosotu, while addressing a press conference in Abuja, said the group had conducted thorough investigations, refuted the claims and exonerated NNPCL of any wrongdoing.

He said, “Upon receipt of disturbing complaints from some of the affiliate members of the Civil Society Council, the leadership embarked upon independent enquiries and fact-finding missions which included interactions with both the accusers and the accused, leading us to vital discoveries and authentic records of the various issues raised. We hereby itemize some of the major accusations and contentious matters with the outcomes of our enquiries.

“The Leadership of NCSCN had a very thorough interface with the management of the NNPCL, calling for relevant books of accounts, while critical questions were asked.

“The tedious and non-manipulated mission revealed that by 2020 NNPCL was not yet in existence at that time in question, NNPC was the established existence and NAPIMS was in charge of the business arm. NNPCL was incorporated in September 2021 and formally unveiled on July 19, 2022.

“The Management of NNPCL presented to us the original Audited Account of NNPC which was found free of any verifiable fraud. NAPIMS is now scrapped, and the transition from NNPC to NNPCL proper stock-taking and auditees were conducted and made public, hence, the alleged missing funding is unfounded and unsubstantial even in the said AGF Report.

“NCSCN will make records available to members in our planned National Civil Society Conversation on the Petroleum Industry and PIA by next month where this issue shall be laid to rest once and for all among the Civil Society Community. We can boldly assert that the missing fund does not exist in the books and records unless there are other documents available outside all the official Audit Records.”

Abel Damina didn’t ordain Dr Paul Enenche into ministry – Paul Odola opens up

Apostle Paul Odola, the General Overseer of Dominion Power Assembly International, has countered the recent claim by Pastor Abel Damina of Power City International that he (Damina) ordained the Senior Pastor of Dunamis International Gospel Centre, Dr Paul Enenche and gave him direction into ministry.

Recall that Damina had always claimed that he was the one who ordained Dr Enenche into ministry and gave him direction on how to start his now global ministry, a claim many people have faulted.

Damina had also claimed that he ordained both Dr Enenche and Apostle Odola same day into ministries.

Speaking for the first time on the controversy in an interview with newsmen, Apostle Odola faulted Damina’s claim, stressing that Pastor Enenche was already an established minister before his path crossed that of Damina very breifly in 1995.

He said, “I’ve been privileged to know Dr. Abel Damina and Dr. Paul Enenche since 1995 and that was the first time Dr. Paul Enenche came into the picture.

“At the time Dr. Paul came into the picture, he was already a man of God in his own right. I have a particular handbill where Dr Paul featured as a guest speaker in 1995.

“In that handbill, there was one pastor called Dr Friday Yanga. Dr Paul came into the picture already as a minister of the gospel, fireful and vibrant. He often attended conferences that Damina organized then.

“There was this Jos Prayer Conference that was going on then that Dr. Paul attended. When the ICMA movement became a church, Dr. Paul came in as an associate minister. Sometimes he went around preaching, so we didn’t get to see him on Sundays. If he was around, he just came in for the service.

“I had the opportunity to invite Dr Paul to minister for us in Bauchi State in 1995. He was then a man of God in his own right. He came to that meeting with Dr Becky, his wife, and their daughter, Deborah, his mother in-law. He was anointed, fireful, a man of God in his own right by all standards.

“We had the opportunity of coming around Dr. Joshua Talena and Dr. Damina, and it was very clear that Dr. Paul was different. He was different from us in so many ways. He was different in his lifestyle, his approach to ministry, and his morality. At one of the conferences we had in Uyo in 1996, Dr Paul also attended. It was obvious that Dr Paul had his own approach, his own lifestyle, and ministry. He only came around as an associate.

“We always knew he had a ministry that was going to be global because of his approach to life and ministry, which was quite different from ours.

“His very strict and high standard of living was different from ours because we were all young men then. The way he is today, I am not surprised.

“If Dr Abel Damina claims to have trained or ordained Dr Paul Enenche into ministry, it is false.

“When a man who had his own ministry and was already in ministry associates with you at one point in time, it does not mean you ordained him into ministry. It is just like saying John the Baptist ordained Jesus into ministry. Today, we can see that Dr Paul Enenche had it and was intentional about it while he was with us.

Asked how long Dr Paul’s association with Damina lasted before he founded his church, Odola said, “The interaction was quite brief because Dr Paul was already in ministry and only associated with us. He realized that the company was not befitting for him and he left.

“On our part, our youthful exuberance was very obvious, so Dr Paul, sensing and understanding that, had to completely dissociate himself from us. That interaction and association were brief. I think it was that lack of principle and youthful exuberance that he observed. When he came around, he didn’t stay too long and today, the difference is clear.”

Speaking on the claim that Damina was part of the inaugural service of Dunamis Church in Abuja, Odola said, “To the best of my memory, Dr Paul had already started the church in Abuja when Dr Damina and I came for one of his conferences. I was part of that conference. The church had already started before Dr Abel Damina was invited to come as a guest minister.

“As a matter of fact, we were all surprised at what the church had grown to be within a short period. Obviously, I don’t think it was the inaugural meeting that we came for because the church had already started and Dr Abel was invited as a guest speaker and we all came together.

“Anyone with us then would know that Dr Paul Enenche knew where he was headed and what he wanted to do. People like Rev Talena could tell that Dr Paul came in with the understanding of ministry and where he was headed.

“When it was time to start his own ministry, we all knew he was going to leave.

“Dr Paul had always shown clearly that he knew where he was going and what he wanted to do in ministry.

“I want to say this with all sincerity. I invited him (Dr Paul) to preach in our church in Bauchi in 1995 because I saw that he was quite different among us. He was the first person that ever came to preach when I answered the call.

“I did it because I saw what he had and who he was. Today, I am not surprised at what the Lord has used him to do. I had the privilege of taking a tour of the Glory Dome recently, and I want to say that people only see the Dome from the outside. They have no idea of the Glory Dome except if they come and visit and experience it like I did. Dr Paul is not just a gift to our nation; he’s a gift to our generation.

“What he has been able to do by the hand of God, no man can claim. No man can claim that he has inspired it. He is a generational gift and consistently remains an inspiration to our generation. I think everyone in their right senses should give this man the honor he deserves and learn from what God is using him to do.

“Dr Paul Enenche, I must say this with all sincerity is one of the greatest voices we have in the body of Christ. He is more or less like the current father of our faith because, whether we like it or not, the older generations are phasing out.

“He is one of the current fathers of faith that my generation of ministers is looking up to. Let’s talk about the lives that he has touched. In every country he has gone to, presidents and leaders of that nation attend his crusades. Such a man should be given the honor he deserves.

“So, Dr Damina’s comments regarding Dr. Paul Enenche are completely unfounded.”

CISLAC Urges Nigerian Government to Address Citizens’ Grievances with Clear Timeframe

Bilkisu Adejoh

The Civil Society Legislative Advocacy Centre (CISLAC) has called on the Nigerian government to establish a definitive timeline for resolving citizens’ grievances, rather than suppressing protests.

This plea was made by the Executive Director of CISLAC, Comrade Auwal Musa Rafsanjani, who highlighted the urgency of addressing issues such as inflation, unemployment, corruption, and insecurity.

“Inflation, unemployment, corruption, and insecurity are critical challenges that need urgent attention. The integrity of our institutions is in question, and it is imperative to restore trust and confidence so that citizens can once again believe in their country,” Rafsanjani stated.

Rafsanjani emphasized the need to protect the rights of protesters, stating that peaceful protest is a fundamental right in Nigeria.

“Protesters must be protected. This is a democratic right, and the government should ensure their safety. The protests should not be framed along religious, ethnic, and political lines; rather, the government at all levels should listen to and address the genuine concerns of the people,” he added.

CISLAC has urged local and state governments to leverage their influence to resolve issues constructively, rather than exerting undue pressure on protesters, which could provoke further unrest. “Addressing the issues raised is crucial. The government must set a clear timeframe for resolving these problems instead of merely attempting to halt protests or arresting those who want to protest,” Rafsanjani emphasized.

The organization also warned against the military’s involvement in handling domestic issues, which should be the responsibility of the police and the Department of State Services (DSS).

“The military should not assume the role of the police in domestic matters. Professionalism and restraint are essential to avoid escalating tensions,” Rafsanjani cautioned.

Rafsanjani also called on protesters to remain responsible and vigilant against individuals seeking to exploit the protests for negative purposes.

“Protesters must remain peaceful and vigilant. The police should protect them and ensure the protest does not escalate due to the actions of those with malicious intentions,” he noted.

CISLAC further called for comprehensive measures to address the issues at hand, allowing citizens to freely express their opinions on government actions.

“In a democratic setting, every individual should have the right to express their views on government performance. President Bola Tinubu, himself a product of protest, should understand and respect this right,”

CISLAC stands firmly with the citizens in their right to peaceful protest and calls on the government to act with urgency and responsibility in addressing the concerns raised by Nigerians.

The organization also called on governments at both state and national levels to release those who have been arrested for expressing their desire to join peaceful protests for positive change.

Minister Urges Nigerian Youth to Cancel August Protest

By Maryam Aminu

The Minister of State for Youth Development, Ayodele Olawande, has called on Nigerian youth to cancel the planned nationwide protest scheduled for August.

Speaking in his office on Thursday, Olawande emphasized that protests with potential for destruction are not the best way to voice concerns to the government.

“There are many ways we can register our displeasure as youth to the government, but a protest that has the potential to snowball into destruction is not an option,” Olawande stated.

“We have our whole future ahead of us. Hence, anything that hurts Nigeria affects us more than anyone else.”

Highlighting the government’s efforts to address youth issues, he pointed to various youth-focused initiatives.

He mentioned the “Young and Secure” campaign, which aims to prevent a recurrence of the issues that led to the 2020 #EndSARS protests, and the “Youth Desk,” a platform for young Nigerians to voice their concerns.

The Minister stressed the importance of bringing the government closer to the youth.

“Personally, I believe we need to work to bring the government closer to the youth, to make it easier for the youth to feel and experience the impact of government. This is the reason I have prioritized a political engagement, by visiting more than 13 states so far,” he said.

Olawande acknowledged the challenge of unemployment and the skills mismatch in the labour market. To address this, he cited the Nigerian Youth Academy (NIYA), which aims to upskill youth and connect them to employers.

“For those pursuing self-employment, the Nigerian Youth Investment Fund (NYIF) provides support, and President Tinubu has allocated ₦50 billion in nano-grants to small businesses across all 774 local government areas.” He stated

The Minister also mentioned the Consumer Credit Scheme, introduced by President Tinubu, to enable Nigerians to access goods and services with payments spread over time.

In the political sphere, Olawande noted that the President has appointed a significant number of young people to top government positions and promoted local government autonomy to democratize political participation at the grassroots level.

“While all the initiatives we are working on may not have addressed all the problems, I am confident that President Tinubu will continue to expand opportunities for the youth and other categories of Nigerians to thrive,” Olawande said.

He urged the youth to be patient and use all available channels to engage with the government.

“The doors to my office are open at all times to receive your complaints, grievances, and suggestions. Protests that will muddle up the issues we are fighting for will not advance our cause,” the Minister pleaded.

Aliagan Declares Candidacy for NGIJ President

…Promises to elevate the status of investigative journalism in Nigeria

    The Group Managing Editor, TimeNigeria Magazine, Abdulrahman Aliagan has officially announced his candidacy for the position of National President of the Nigerian Guild of Investigative Journalists (NGIJ), outlining a comprehensive platform focused on professionalism, capacity building, public accountability, promoting good governance, and strengthening democratic culture in Nigeria.

    With a background as the former General Secretary of the Guild, Aliagan brings a wealth of experience and dedication to the table. Having served for more than five uninterrupted years in various roles within the organization, he has a deep understanding of its operations, challenges, and potential for growth.

    Aliagan’s involvement in all of the Guild’s activities since its inception showcases his commitment to the NGIJ’s mission and vision. Through his strategic leadership and collaborative approach, he has contributed significantly to the growth and impact of the organization.

    As a foundational member of the NGIJ, Aliagan has played a vital role in shaping the values, objectives, and organizational culture of the Guild. His dedication and sacrifice, even in challenging circumstances, demonstrate his unwavering commitment to advancing the interests of members and the field of investigative journalism as a whole.

    If elected as National President, Aliagan pledges to prioritize transparency, accountability, and effective governance within the Guild. He aims to foster a culture of excellence, innovation, and inclusivity, empowering members to uphold the highest standards of ethical journalism and advocate for press freedom.

    Aliagan’s vision for the NGIJ includes elevating the status of investigative journalism in Nigeria, championing truth, transparency, and social justice. With a focus on capacity building and professional development, he seeks to create a formidable force that upholds the values of integrity and ethical journalism.

    With a call for support from members and stakeholders, Aliagan expresses confidence in his ability to lead the NGIJ to even greater heights, serving the best interests of the Guild and the journalism profession as a whole.

    As the campaign for the NGIJ presidency unfolds, Abdulrahman Aliagan emerges as a credible leader with a compelling vision for the future of investigative journalism in Nigeria.

    NCFF Nigeria’s Renewed Hope Agenda: A Commitment to Sustainable Agriculture and Food Security

    Maryam Aminu

    At present, family farming is a subject of great importance for sustainable development of rural communities and promotion of healthy lifestyle.

    Family farming is the predominant form of agriculture in the food production sector for both in developing and developed countries. In this sense, the National Committee for Family Farming organised a National Congress Meeting on Thursday at the NUJ FCT Council Press Center in Utako, Abuja

    In his remarks, the National Coordinator of the National Committee for Family Farming (NCFF) Nigeria, Mr. Raymond Enoch, highlighted the organization’s ongoing efforts to promote sustainable agriculture and food security across the nation.

    Mr. Enoch emphasized the critical role family farming plays in linking economic, environmental, social, and cultural functions for food production and consumption.

    He expressed that the meeting aimed to broaden the national conversation on the seven pillars of the Global Action Plan of the United Nations Decade for Family Farming (UNDEFF-2019-2028).

    “Adopted by the UN General Assembly, the seven pillars include developing an enabling policy environment, ensuring youth and generational sustainability, promoting gender equity and women’s leadership, strengthening family farmers’ organizations, improving socio-economic inclusion, promoting climate-resilient food systems, and strengthening the multidimensionality of family farming.” He said

    Mr Enoch expressed that a key objective of the UNDFF Global Action Plan was to develop 100 National Action Plans (NAP) on Family Farming by 2028, in collaboration with governments, family farmers’ organizations, and multistakeholder platforms.

    He noted that Nigeria’s NAP would address the challenges and potential of family farming comprehensively, contributing to national priorities in agriculture, nutrition, environment, and health, thereby aligning with the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).

    “NCFF Nigeria has taken significant steps towards this goal, including signing a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with the Federal Ministry of Agriculture and Food Security to mobilize strategic stakeholders for developing the NAP.”

    He expressed that NCFF Nigeria is engaging with partners such as the UN’s FAO and IFAD, AFD, and the Benue State Government to streamline actions towards achieving the UNDFF mandate.

    Mr. Enoch called on all stakeholders in agriculture, private sectors, farmers’ organizations, women, and youth to join hands with NCFF Nigeria in advancing sustainable agricultural practices through family farming initiatives.

    “This collaborative effort aims to bolster food security and achieve the renewed hope agenda of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu’s administration.” He added

    NCFF National Coordinator reaffirmed NCFF Nigeria’s commitment to fostering sustainable, inclusive, viable, and resilient food systems, ensuring a brighter future for Nigeria through family farming.

    Thinklab Leads 14.8km Kaduna Millennium City Ring Road Project, Assures Quality Delivery

    By Bilkisu Adejoh

    In a significant milestone for Kaduna State’s infrastructure development, Governor Senator Uba Sani has officially launched the construction of a 14.8-kilometer dual road project in Millennium City, Chikun LGA.

    The groundbreaking ceremony at Danbushiya Junction marks the beginning of a project that will enhance connectivity within Millennium City, linking Danbushiya to various other areas.

    In his keynote address, Senator Uba Sani reiterated his administration’s commitment to infrastructure development, emphasizing its critical role in driving economic growth and improving the quality of life for citizens.

    He assured the public that the project would be completed on time and within budget, highlighting the government’s dedication to efficient project management.

    The Thinklab Group, a renowned conglomerate with expertise in housing development, financial solutions, and infrastructure, has been appointed as the project’s contractor. Known for their proven track record in building construction, industrial facilities, civil structures, roads, and infrastructure,

    Thinklab Group is well-equipped to deliver a high-quality project.

    The groundbreaking event was attended by numerous dignitaries, including the Secretary to the State Government, Cabinet Members, Traditional Rulers, Community Stakeholders among others.