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    Hardship: Nigerian Government Extends Palliatives To Students –

    Ibom FocusBy Ibom FocusMarch 16, 2024No Comments1 Min Read
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    Hardship: Nigerian Government Extends Palliatives To Students

    Nasarawa State Governor, Abdullahi Sule has directed state officials charged with the distribution of palliatives to draw up modality on how to extend the gesture to students in tertiary institutions.

    Governor Sule gave the directive during an emergency State Executive Council meeting in Lafia.

    The governor while acknowledging the success of the programme in the state, said the palliative distribution will continue, especially with students of tertiary institutions as target beneficiaries.

    He said there is urgent need to extend the gesture to the students as the prevailing hardship is affecting every segment of the society.

    Sule added that the gesture will greatly reduce the burden on the parents who are also battling to pay the school fees of their children and wards in the face of the prevailing situation.

    “To continue with the palliative, we have to discuss what to do with the students. Students, especially in tertiary institutions are yet to benefit from the palliative, especially during this month of Ramadan. We need to probably go to the tertiary institutions,” he stated.

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