If you look at the structure of the budget, I didn’t see any serious departure from the previous budgets.

“There was no way a statute would have envisaged the CBN lending directly to farmers, manufacturers, and the entertainment…”

“While CNG is cheaper when it is being used in the long run, LPG is more available.”

“This case of Plateau State… has more to do with the sanctity and integrity of the Supreme Court itself.”

APC chieftain Dele Fulani argued that the state governor was healthy and would resume office anytime soon.

He said if the governor doesn’t resign, the case will be reported to the office of the state assembly.

He also revealed plans to audit the National Council for Museums and equip it, so that it can transform and renovate museums around Nigeria.

“Citizens have a fundamental role to play in recapturing INEC.”

The lawyer and NNPP spokesperson called for investigation by the Nigerian Judicial Council.

Gbenga Omotoso also debunked the governor used funds from the state treasury to pay off legal fees.

“People can hardly feed, and that’s responsible for why some of the people can go into criminality.”

He urged both parties to resolve issues pending since their dispute in 1948.

He said the Lagos State government needs to justify contract awards, because from the public’s reaction, it “touched a raw nerve”.

The professor advised the president to employ a committee to integrate reports to aid electoral reform.

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He added that it’s not sustainable for Nigeria to borrow as 98% of revenue is already spent on debt service.

“If you know that you are really something big in the past, you will be good in the future,” said the celebrated archeologist.

However, according to NIIA researcher Kester Onor, Boakai’s alliances may not be enough to secure a him a win in the elections.

“Today, he is a senator who is busy with national politics. Maybe later we will give him as much information as possible, once he reaches out”

According to TUC President Osifo, “We went on strike because government refused to act on the assault on Ajaero.”