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Thank you so much for this. According to the recommendation in 2:24 - 2:30 of the video, solar installation should be another alternative to the effect of El Niño in the country 🤔 But as the ravaging El Niño phenomenon and extreme heat intensify, millions of Nigerians are left struggling with unbearable temperatures, unreliable electricity, and the rising cost of survival. How can families, small businesses, hospitals, and vulnerable citizens cope when electricity supply remains inadequate at a time they need it most? Meanwhile, the @NigeriaGov has made provisions for the solarization of the Aso Rock Presidential Villa at the cost of N17 billion in the 2025 and 2026 budgets. What does this investment mean for the ordinary Nigerian who cannot afford alternative power, solar installations, or even the fuel to run a generator? Where is the relief for the common man? Citizens should not have to bear the combined burden of extreme heat, power shortages, and the high cost of living without practical support. We call on the government to urgently strengthen electricity supply, provide targeted relief for vulnerable households and small businesses, and ensure that public investments in solar energy translate into accessible, affordable power for ordinary Nigerians. Public spending must deliver public relief. When the heat becomes unbearable and the lights go out, who stands with the people? #Askquestions

Amount allocated: N33million Project: Renovation and Construction of Primary Healthcare Centre in Koso, Karu LGA, and Karu Mada, Kokona LGA, Nasarawa State Budget Year: 2025 FG Budget. Status: Not done. Effect: Pregnant women have to travel to Garaku to access healthcare and delivery services. Residents reported that some pregnant women have lost their babies while trying to reach Garaku due to the long distance, poor road conditions, and insecurity challenges along the route. We call on LOWER BENUE RIVER BASIN DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY (LBRBDA), the implementing agency, to call the contractor back to site.

Amount allocated: N137million Project: Construction and Furnishing of Constituency Office in Nasarawa/Toto Federal Constituency, Nasarawa Budget Year: 2025 FG Budget. Status: Ongoing, but construction stopped in July 2026. The building had reached the decking level of the first floor, while the installation and laying of iron pillars are ongoing. We call on LOWER BENUE RIVER BASIN DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY (LBRBDA), the implementing agency, to call the contractor back to site to complete this project.

We paid a monitoring visit to Wayo Mati PHC, Wamba LGA Nasarawa State. Condition at the time of tracking: Wall cracks, maternity ward leakages, broken toilet in the labor room, a damaged incinerator, a faulty gate, a damaged water tank, and a broken roof. Population target: This is the sole government health facility serving over 3000 residents, with a patient inflow of about 816. We implore the @NphcdaNG, @NasarawaGovt, to facilitate the immediate renovation and staffing of this facility. #FixOurPHCs

We paid a monitoring visit to Mararaba Gongon PHC in Wamba LGA, Nasarawa State. Condition at the time of tracking: Cracked building, no standby doctors, no ambulances, no alternative power supply Population target: Over 12,000 residents depend on this facility. With a monthly attendance of 240 patients We implore the @NphcdaNG, @NasarawaGovt, to facilitate the immediate renovation and staffing of this facility. #FixOurPHCs

Dear @NphcdaNG, Gov @Hope_Uzodimma1, This is the facility that serves over 24,000 residents of Eziama Obire, in Nkwerre LGA, Imo State, To say this facility need immediate intervention is an understatement. If you visit this facility for treatment, you will have to fetch water from the well, there’s no perimeter fencing so being admitted overnight might be risky, the ceiling is caved in, roof is damaged and the toilet is broken. Still, residents use this facility due to limited options. We implore your office, the @GovtOfImoState, @ISPHCDA1, to facilitate the immediate renovation of this facility. #FixOurPHCs

We monitored the dualisation of the Ibadan-Ijebu Ode Road today and confirms that construction by JRB Construction Company is ongoing. Current activities include road expansion, subgrade filling, and embankment construction. Along the Ibadan axis, work is progressing around Idi Ayunre, specifically Aba Ala, Orile Odo, and Sanwo. On the Ijebu Ode axis, construction is ongoing around Imowo, and NASFAT area of Iperin. We will continue to monitor progress and engage relevant stakeholders to ensure the timely completion of this project for the benefit of road users and surrounding communities.

Last month, through our HCDT awareness town halls, we engaged residents of Uvwiamuge community, Ughelli North LGA, Delta state, to build understanding of the Host Community Development Trust established under the Petroleum Industry Act (PIA) 2021. These engagements explore how the HCDT works, what communities are entitled to, and how residents can participate in decision-making and follow the money.

Last month, through our HCDT awareness town halls, we engaged residents of Ovworokpokpo community, Udu LGA, Delta state, to build understanding of the Host Community Development Trust established under the Petroleum Industry Act (PIA) 2021. These engagements explore how the HCDT works, what communities are entitled to, and how residents can participate in decision-making and follow the money.

Last month, through our HCDT awareness town halls, we engaged residents of Erhierhiphor community, Udu LGA, Delta state to build understanding of the Host Community Development Trust established under the Petroleum Industry Act (PIA) 2021. These engagements explore how the HCDT works, what communities are entitled to, and how residents can participate in decision-making and follow the money.

Last month, through our HCDT awareness town halls, we engaged residents of NEW JERUSALEM community, YENAGOA LGA, Bayelsa state to build understanding of the Host Community Development Trust established under the Petroleum Industry Act (PIA) 2021. These engagements explore how the HCDT works, what communities are entitled to, and how residents can participate in decision-making and follow the money.

Last month, through our HCDT awareness town halls, we engaged residents of IYAMBIRI community, YENAGOA LGA, Bayelsa state to build understanding of the Host Community Development Trust established under the Petroleum Industry Act (PIA) 2021. These engagements explore how the HCDT works, what communities are entitled to, and how residents can participate in decision-making and follow the money.

Last month, through our HCDT awareness town halls, we engaged residents of GBARANTORU community, Yenagoa LGA, Bayelsa state to build understanding of the Host Community Development Trust established under the Petroleum Industry Act (PIA) 2021. These engagements explore how the HCDT works, what communities are entitled to, and how residents can participate in decision-making and follow the money.

Last month, through our HCDT awareness town halls, we engaged residents of Epie Zarama community, Yenagoa LGA, Bayelsa state to build understanding of the Host Community Development Trust established under the Petroleum Industry Act (PIA) 2021. These engagements explore how the HCDT works, what communities are entitled to, and how residents can participate in decision-making and follow the money.

Last month, through our HCDT awareness town halls, we engaged residents of ELEBELE community, OGBIA LGA, Bayelsa state to build understanding of the Host Community Development Trust established under the Petroleum Industry Act (PIA) 2021. These engagements explore how the HCDT works, what communities are entitled to, and how residents can participate in decision-making and follow the money.