Tinubu Will Address Labour’s Complaints in Independence Day Broadcast, Says National Economic Council
NEC appealed to Labour to shelve proposed strike because it will further hurt Nigeria’s economy.
NEC appealed to Labour to shelve proposed strike because it will further hurt Nigeria’s economy.
He assured citizens that sacrifices won’t be in vain under Tinubu.
Heightened anti-UN sentiments within the local population have led to violent demonstrations resulting in civilian casualties.
He advised governors to distribute palliatives to all rather than by party membership.
The exact Independence Day is always marked on October 1, but this year’s celebration falls on a Sunday.
The group described the outburst as a ridicule of Yoruba arrowheads.
A family friend who condemned his arrest said no reason was given by the DSS.
A Labour ministry spokesprson described the reports as false.
A statement, said it would be the first time Sarah Jakes Roberts would be visiting Africa.
“Officers and other alleged actors involved in this attempt at destabilization have been arrested and others are actively sought.”
Nimet said the predicted rainfall could lead to flash floods.
She said their appointment into the 12-member advisory council is a motivation for other Nigerians and Africans in general.
“For any government that is looking at the plight of the people, I think four months, about 120 days, is sufficient for you to have put some things in place.”
Lagbaja said this was to improve agility, responsiveness and efficacy of ground troops.
It said the strikes were effective and achieved their intended outcome.
He said the industry will use opportunities in the sector to attract foreign investments.
“Workers can’t go to work, feed, pay for children’s fees, survive on a loaf of bread per day. We have almost become destitute.”
He said he shed tears on poor state of Lokoja-Benin-Warri Road.
They claim that the minister was misinforming Nigerians and threatening workers.
Tinubu urged religious leaders to continue to pray for the nation.
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