Napoleon Bali: Tinubu Didn’t Ask Parliament For Approval To Wage War With Niger Republic
“We don’t want any war because we have a lot of refugees because of insecurity in Nigeria, that are presently in Niger Republic. We considered them.”
“We don’t want any war because we have a lot of refugees because of insecurity in Nigeria, that are presently in Niger Republic. We considered them.”
“He has not even addressed Nigerians and justified what he’s going to do, he has gone to the senate to ask for approval. That’s no way to declare war.”
“President Tinubu has made it clear to me that his principal spokesperson is someone who is calm in the face of provocation and who will speak to fact in an age of misinformation.”
He said there should be an internal discussion between Nigeria and Niger based on their bilateral relationship.
“He’s done it before, and he’s going to do it again, but prevention, for us, is the focus more than cure.”
The Senator stated that the party’s main focus is on “Project Nigeria”.
He also said that he will plug the leakages to increase the state’s revenue.
The early front-runner in the 2024 Republican presidential primary sat stern-faced with his hands folded, shaking his head at times as he conferred with an attorney.
“The constitution is very explicit that you arrest and charge somebody to court within 24 hours or at maximum, 48 hours.”
“We will only appeal that, in his wisdom, when the next opportunity comes, more women will be considered.”
He said ECOWAS did not have enough experience to intervene in the Niger coup.
He pledged to ensure a scientific register of party members and pay utmost attention to election management and conflict resolution.
This has led to Labour suspending protests and opting for further engagements with government.
“The protest has been called off because the government has promised that within the next week, a lot of things will be put in place “he said
In a Monday broadcast, Tinubu reeled out measures to cushion the effects but labour said it’s not enough.
We hope labour won’t go on the streets, said the President’s Chief of Staff Gbajabiamila.
“A lot of them cannot afford the requirements that financial institutions typically put forward,” he said.
Eye witness account indicated that the crash took place at 2:41 pm while on descent during a test circuit.
The Court had scheduled this Tuesday for parties to adopt their final written addresses.
“We will get out of this turbulence. And, due to the measures we have taken, Nigeria will be better equipped and able to take advantage of the future that awaits her.”
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