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Federal Government Distributes Local Items in Ondo State, Promotes Indigenous Innovation

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The federal government distributed locally made household items, including solar home systems and clean cooking stoves, to 330 residents across Ondo State under the National Agency for Science and Engineering Infrastructure Sustainable Empowerment Programme. Khalil Halilu, the Executive Vice Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of the National Agency for Science and Engineering Infrastructure, advocated for the wider use of indigenous innovations.

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Khalil Halilu stated that promoting locally developed products could stimulate domestic manufacturing and create jobs. He noted that increased use of indigenous innovations would strengthen Nigeria’s capacity to solve local challenges and improve standards of living.

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