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BREAKING: Tinubu Postpones Kaduna Trip, To Visit Benue On Wednesday Over Ongoing Crisis

President Tinubu reschedules his official visit to Kaduna State, now to travel to Benue State on Wednesday as part of his efforts to foster peace and address the persistent conflict affecting communities in the state
The President’s visit aims to assess firsthand the recurring crisis that has claimed numerous lives and caused significant destruction.
Tinubu is expected to hold a town hall meeting with all stakeholders—including traditional rulers, political, religious, community leaders, and youth groups—to seek lasting solutions to the hostilities.
According to his itinerary released over the weekend, President Tinubu was scheduled to visit Kaduna State on Wednesday to commission various state government projects. However, the official visit to Kaduna State will now occur on Thursday, June 19, 2025.
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