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Niger State government officials announced a new policy to profile incoming herders and introduce entry permits, aiming to identify genuine pastoralists and prevent criminal elements from exploiting freedom of movement.

The Niger State government has reassured residents and schools of their safety, urging them to disregard false reports of bandit invasions circulating on social media.

The Niger State Government is inviting the Dangote Group and other private investors to explore crude oil opportunities in the Bida Basin, aiming to develop the region's oil potential.

The Niger State government has disclosed a high prevalence of Hepatitis B, affecting 7.5% of 20,000 individuals tested, and is implementing free testing and treatment programs.

The Niger state government has imposed a curfew on several communities following outbreaks of communal clashes, aiming to restore peace and order.

The Niger State government in Nigeria has integrated 396 UNICEF/GAVI health workers into its civil service to enhance healthcare delivery and address manpower shortages.

Alumni of the Federal University of Technology Minna (FUT Minna) are alleging that the Niger State government is attempting to take over assets on the university's Bosso campus, which they claim are worth over N7 trillion and include research centers, staff quarters, and laboratories.

The Niger State government has initiated a program to profile herders, aiming to improve security and regulate livestock movement by tracking pastoralists.

The Niger State Government has ordered the immediate shutdown of six illegal mineral processing sites located in the Kontagora Local Government Area. The operation was carried out by the State Ministry of Mineral Resources.

The Niger State Government has appealed to the Dangote Group and other private investors to explore crude oil opportunities in the Bida Basin, aiming to boost private sector participation in the state's extractive industry.

Families of two Niger State government officials, abducted five months ago, are appealing for urgent intervention after bandits demanded an additional N150 million for their release, despite already receiving N70 million.