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Press focuses on Nigerian leader’s resolve to tackle herders and farmers conflicts, others Nigeria-Press-Review May 25, 2021 to 09:54 250 APA – Lagos (Nigeria) The report that President Muhammadu Buhari, has expressed a strong resolve to address the conflicts of herders and farmers permanently and Buhari’s lamentation on the loss of military officers, especially at a time the country is facing a serious security crisis are some of the trending stories in Nigerian newspapers on Tuesday.
The Guardian reports that President Muhammadu Buhari, yesterday, expressed a strong resolve to address the conflicts of herders and farmers permanently, but not without chiding the Southern Governors’ Forum for their recent ban on open grazing, which he described as an act of questionable legality. The president further accused the governors of politicking with
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The House of Representatives’ Committee on Customs and Excise, on Monday, grilled top officials of the Federal Government over the abandonment of 22 cargo scanners that cost taxpayers $120m at the seaports, airports and land borders.
The Speaker of the House, Femi Gbajabiamila, while declaring the hearing open, noted that the investigation was to unravel the circumstances surrounding the sudden failure of scanners after the private partners handed over the facilities to Nigerian government.
Gbajabiamila, who was represented by Chairman of the Committee on House Services, Mr Olawale Raji, recalled that in 2006, Nigeria acquired the scanners and retained the service providers on Build, Own, Operate and Transfer terms.