Bola Tinubu Sworn In As Nigeria’s 16th President
He said he will not allow his personal interest interfere with his official conduct.
He said he will not allow his personal interest interfere with his official conduct.
This took place in Abuja Monday Morning
They also urged Nigerians to be patient with the incoming administration as it settles in for the difficult job of redirecting the country.
He said he would not mismanage his lifetime aspiration and none of the issues would be an excuse for non-performance or failure.
“I pray for our nation, I pray that the Lord will prosper this land, that our land and its people will live in peace and security,” he said.
He will celebrate this week with visits to New York, London and his hometown of Fürth, Germany, his son David Kissinger wrote.
He saluted Tinubu’s courage and said he’s the best to succeed him. “You are the best candidate among all the contestants and Nigerians have chosen well.”
The Senate returned to plenary on Saturday for an emergency session.
The specific agenda of this session remains unclear.
Fury is eager to finalize his first fight of 2023 and instructed his team to push for a fight with Joshua this summer.
He said it’s aimed at strengthening best practices and raising moral standards among public servants.
The court deemed PDP’s case a waste of precious judicial time, dismissed it for grossly lacking in merit and awarded two million Naira against it in favour of the respondents.
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She also called on the President-elect to carefully select those who would aid his administration based on competence.
The strike commenced due to unresolved issues in salary structure and unpaid salaries in several federal hospitals.
The threat came on 4 February 1983 – about a month ahead of Queen Elizabeth II and her husband Prince Philip’s visit to California.
The President ssid he’s sure Nigeria is in safe hands while the president-elect said, “…whether you run to Daura or Niger Republic, expect knocks on your doors.”
Sirika was also threatened with charges of contempt of court.
He is standing trial on a 12-count charge bordering on the use of false documents, use of fabricated evidence, procuring the execution of documents by false pretence and fabricating evidence.
It also approved a new multipurpose policy for NIN and debit cards.
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