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The Governor's Mandate Legacy awards, an esteemed recognition event, is set to honour several distinguished individuals for their outstanding contributions to society. The awards, published on September 18, 2025, will be presented to Governor Kayode Fayemi, Dr. Olusegun Mimiko, Senator Aliero, former Governor Yuguda, and Comrade Oshiomole.
The awards are named in honour of four former lieutenant governors: the Honourable Lincoln M. Alexander, the Honourable Hilary M. Weston, and two others, whose names were not fully listed in the search results. This event aims to celebrate outstanding citizens and their contributions, commemorating the legacies of these former lieutenant governors.
The importance of home-grown solutions in the fight against insurgency in Africa is being emphasized, as these awards underscore the significance of individual contributions towards nation-building.
Meanwhile, in the realm of education, academics at the National Open University of Nigeria (NOUN) have been granted patent rights for various inventions, marking a significant stride in academic innovation.
In health news, stakeholders have pledged support for STOP guidelines to reduce mortality in Akwa Ibom. This initiative is aimed at improving health outcomes and saving lives in the region.
In the agricultural sector, Nigeria is projected to earn $22 billion annually from the bamboo value chain, offering a promising opportunity for economic growth and job creation.
The exact date for the presentation of the Governor's Mandate Legacy awards has not been specified. However, the anticipation is high as these awards serve as a testament to the power of individual action in shaping the future of Nigeria.
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