Capo Mano will develop 100,000 hectares of irrigation infrastructure in Jigawa State.
Capo Mano is set to develop 100,000 hectares of irrigation infrastructure in Jigawa State, as reported by ThisDayLive. This project focuses on expanding irrigation capabilities in the state. Details regarding the implementation, timeline, and specific areas affected are not specified in the available information.
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Traditional rulers from Rivers, Imo, and Abia states have pledged to safeguard Nigeria's oil infrastructure to enhance national revenue. At a stakeholders' engagement in Port Harcourt, they praised Pipeline Infrastructure Nigeria Limited for improving security and community ties along the Trans Niger Pipeline. The event highlighted recent gains in oil production and community empowerment initiatives.
Zamfara State Governor Dauda Lawal has launched a €5.1 million European Union-funded project to strengthen peace, stability, and resilience in the state during a visit by the EU Ambassador.
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