Nasarawa State Governor, Alhaji Aliyu Akwe Doma has warned that his administration would not condone any acts of lawlessness and disorder in the state.

The leaderships of the Raw Materials Research Development Council (RMRDC) and the Nasarawa Chamber of Commerce, Industry, Mines and Agriculture (NASCCIMA) and other stakeholders have been called to offer suggestions to the government of Nasarawa State on how to improve the lot of the citizenry.

The Nasarawa state branch of Nigeria Union of Local Government Employers (NULGE) has called on Nasarawa state government to revert to the unified local government service in the state.

The Vice President of Manufacturers Association of Nigeria (MAN), Senator Walid Jibrin has called on Federal Government to remove Value Added Tax (VAT) on to textiles as means  of reviving the ailing industry.

The rector of Kaduna Polytechnic, Dr. Danjuma Ismaila Isah, has called on the academic staff in the institution to put in more effort to enable it maintain its high standard.

National Open University of Nigeria (NOUN), Lafia study centre has matriculated 627 students for different programmes for 2007/2008 academic year.

Disturbed by the increasing spread of HIV/AIDS in Nasarawa State and most especially among youths, a faith-based organization, “Community Based Care Support (CBCS)” based at Ola Hospital, has enjoined youth to practice total abstinence from sex.

The recent report on global road accidents has again revealed that Africa has the highest record of deaths through rood accidents even though the continent accounts for less than ten per cent of vehicles in the world.  According to the report, Africa accounts for more than 40 per cent of the 1.2 million people who perish yearly through road accidents globally.

NASACA, an acronym for Nasarawa State AIDS Control Agency is an off-shoot of the Nasarawa State Action Committee on Aids (SACA).  The transformation of what was hitherto known as Action Committee on Aids to NASACA, no doubt, was necessitated by the present administration’s resolve to address squarely issues that constitute threat to the health of the citizenry.

Nasarawa State commissioner for commerce, industries and cooperative, Alhaji Yusuf Loko, has called on cooperative societies to widen their scope of revenue generation so as to position themselves for the challenges ahead.