It also mandated the relevant ommittees to liaise with the CBN to explore policies required for the adoption of the Chinese Yuan as an official foreign exchange reserve currency.

The grace period will last from December 21, 2023 to January 4, 2024.

“We are going to cross the Red Sea and take you to the land of opportunities and blessings.”

Saidi reportedly got annoyed as a result of his father’s unpleasant words and attacked him with a cutlass.

“There were no set standards for measuring performance and career progression in the Corps.”

The new vote now supports a ceasefire in Gaza, as confirmed by the country’s information ministry.

The Ooni of Ife urged resilience amid tough times, while the CAN President preached reconciliation.

Oyo Governor Makinde appealed to all those who contested the stool to sheath their sword and withdraw court cases in the interest of peace.

“Over the years we have asked miners in the state approved by the federal government to register with the ministry of solid minerals and natural resources.”

The RSF, engaged in a protracted conflict with the army, has advanced into Wad Madani, causing widespread panic and displacement.

The remarks prompted concerns about potential diplomatic tension between the two East African nations.

The Supreme Court held that there’s no law in the country stopping a trial based on the violation of the rights of a suspect.

The appellant argued that the trial court erred in law when it struck out its suit on the grounds of non joinder of Salvic Petroleum Resources.

The panel handed down a 48-hour deadline to all sub-committees to submit their reports on the budget.

“It will also address the daunting economic challenges that the media executives and editors are faced with during and after office.”

“You are our inspiration to focus on cultivating a robust human capital.”

“I thank you for your support and opinions, even the criticism of our government…You have held our feet to the fire…”

He said his administration will continue to prioritise the welfare of workers and infrastructure development.

The group faulted President Tinubu’s “interference” in the governorship election petitions in Kano, Plateau, Zamfara states.

The president charged members to prioritize profitability, service and Niger Delta recognition.