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On Friday evening, President Bola Tinubu held a private meeting with the governors of Benue, Kaduna, and Cross River states at the State House in Abuja, as the Federal Government continues to confront security and governance challenges throughout the nation.
Governors Hyacinth Alia (Benue), Uba Sani (Kaduna), and Bassey Otu (Cross River) reportedly arrived at the Presidential Villa separately before proceeding to the President’s first-floor office for the closed-door discussions.
While the Presidency did not disclose specific details regarding the discussions, sources familiar with the meetings revealed that the conversations centered on security issues and other pressing governance matters affecting the three states.
Prominent topics included communal unrest, banditry, and rising economic pressures.
Following the meetings, the governors did not speak to the media. They exchanged only brief pleasantries with reporters before departing to their official vehicles in the State House parking area.
As of the time of publication, no official statement had been released regarding the outcomes of the “strategic” discussions.
Frequently Asked Questions
What was the purpose of the meeting between President Tinubu and the governors?
The purpose of the meeting was to discuss security-related issues and urgent governance concerns affecting Benue, Kaduna, and Cross River states.
Which governors attended the meeting?
The governors who attended the meeting were Hyacinth Alia from Benue, Uba Sani from Kaduna, and Bassey Otu from Cross River.
Were there any public statements made after the meeting?
No, the governors did not address the media after the meeting, and no official statement regarding the outcomes was released at that time.
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