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Borno Judges Receive 19 Toyota Camry Donate by the State Government 

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Borno Judges Receive 19 Toyota Camry Donate by the State Government 

The Governor of Borno State has donated 19 Toyota Camry Vehicles, 2024 models to Judges and Khadis in the state. 

The keys to the vehicles were handed over to the Attorney General during a brief ceremony at the Government House on Friday evening.

The Deputy Chief of Staff, Babagana Mallumbe,was represented by the governor and presented the vehicles to the Commissioner of Justice, Hauwa Abubakar, for onward delivery to the beneficiaries. 

Hauwa expressed her gratitude to the governor’s commitment for good governance and promoting justice.

“This donation underscores His Excellency’s dedication to promoting justice in Borno State.

“We are confident that this support will enhance the operations of the judiciary and contribute to upholding justice for all”, Hauwa stated.

Mallumbe expressed that the gesture is a testament to Zulum’s support for the judiciary.

“As directed by His Excellency, it is my honour and privilege to hand over these vehicles to you on behalf of the state government.

“This donation is part of our efforts to enhance the judicial sector and ensure that our citizens have access to justice as we continue to recover from 16 years of insurgency”, he said.

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Abdulrasaq Nafisat Taiye, a 400-level student of Usman danfodio university sokoto. She is a campus journalist and who is eager to take journalism to the next level. Recently Ripple Nigeria had published two of her FactCheck. Nafisat is honored to be the Assistant General Secretary of Pen Press UDUS and serve as Assistant publicity manager of the UDUS debate club. She is humble and dedicated to her roles. Nafisat is currently a reporter with ASIWAJU MEDIA.

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