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How To Make Milk Candy (Gullisuwa)
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Gullisuwa is a popular sweet delicacy made in Northern Nigeria and is by far the easiest to make and arguably their sweetest confectionery.
The ingredients are:
Milk (powdered)
Sugar
Oil
Water
How to Make:
For every quantity of milk use one-quarter it's quantity of sugar.
First put the powder milk in a bowl, add the sugar and stir.
Now to mix, very little water is needed.
To mix, start adding a teaspoonful of water and mix.
Use a spoon while mixing to avoid sticky hands.
You can continue adding the water by drops until the milk dough looks like the one above.
Now cut the dough into small pieces.
Apply some oil to the palm of your hands and roll them into balls.
Fry your milk candy over medium heat to avoid burning. Let cool before eating.
Enjoy!
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State Governors, Others Consulted On Water Bill FG
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THE Minister of Water Resources, Suleiman Adamu, says the Federal Government consulted state governments and other critical stakeholders in the sector before coming up with the controversial National Water Resources Bill 2020 currently before the National Assembly.
Adamu, who spoke at a press conference in Abuja on Friday, said a retreat was first held on the bill before it was sent to state governors for their contributions.
Bayelsa and Benue State governments are among stakeholders that have kicked against the bill which was withdrawn in the House of Representatives on September 29 in order for it to be gazetted after members clashed over the piece of legislation.
The minister, however, expressed surprise about the level of opposition that had risen against the bill.
He said, “Three weeks after I came into office, I decided to have a retreat and I invited all the major stakeholders in the water sector. It was at that retreat that the issue of the bill came up, that we need to pass it.
“In November 2017, the House of Representatives considered the bill. There was a two-day public hearing on this bill. There was no issue. House of Representatives passed it.
“As it is the procedure, they now took the bill to the Senate for concurrence. It was presented to the Senate sometimes in 2018. Some senators asked some questions.
“I learnt that explanations were made but some senators did not feel satisfied and the Senate President at the time suggested that a technical committee be formed and all senators that had issues should refer them to that committee and the committee should tidy it up and return it.
“The next thing we heard in the media was that Buhari’s bill had divided the Senate along religion and ethnic lines and that the bill had been thrown out. Then people were claiming it was a RUGA bill.â€
https://punchng.com/state-governors-others-consulted-on-water-bill-fg/
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