Efem Ubi: Tinubu’s Emergence As ECOWAS Chairman Good For Nigeria
The NIIA professor said Africa needs homegrown solutions to its problems.
The NIIA professor said Africa needs homegrown solutions to its problems.
He claimed Uzodinma hired vigilantes from neighbouring states, who turned out to be the unknown gunmen.
The president described him as a model for generations of bankers and lawyers.
He urged President Tinubu to release Nnamdi Kanu to help restore peace in the South-East.
President Tinubu, VP Shettima and SGF Akume are also in the dual emolument league.
She also shared her tips to improve the reading culture in students.
He said Adamu should not be a distraction to the party and it’s stakeholders.
He said that it was his goal to build a credible opposition for the majority parties.
He said Africa was losing as much as $5 billion yearly because such a payment system does not currently exist.
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He warned against playing politics with the military.
He thanked the Awujale and others for the support he was given during the elections.
Foreign analyst says opposition tried to pull down President Julius Bio’s administration in the midst of inherited national inflation.
He said the partnership of government in this sector will enable the sector to grow even more.
He said the PDP will be surrendering for the next four years, the role that they ought to play in the national assembly.
They pointed out that in the last 8 years of the previous administration, electricity tariffs had gone up by 186%.
They asked the government to provide better security and to prioritize their welfare.
He said that there is a need for a new school of thought in the institutions.
He advised that regulations for global explorations be put in place under the UN.
“The bill which I co-sponsored in the House is a bill to establish the national council for Christian Education in Nigeria, and not to control.”
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