The embassy said passengers who were not allowed entry into the kingdom were given visas based on false claims.

The Saudi Embassy in Abuja said those denied entry submitted wrong information to obtain their visa, thus denying them entrance.

The Comptroller’s representative also said itcwould have generated more revenue but for waivers and concessions.

There were crucial interventions by the National Assembly leadership and by National Security Adviser Nuhu Ribadu.

He’s due back in Abuja same day (Thursday).

He condemned the assault, saying it is against the rule of law and the principles of freedom of association.

“Today, he is a senator who is busy with national politics. Maybe later we will give him as much information as possible, once he reaches out”

“The general public is encouraged to embrace alternative modes of payment, e-channels, for day-to-day transactions.”

It poses serious dangers to the global zero emissions agenda apart from huge revenue loss to the country.

“You have to be careful not to be seen to be doing the bidding of a particular candidate or a particular political party.”

According to TUC President Osifo, “We went on strike because government refused to act on the assault on Ajaero.”

“We may have headwinds, we may have challenges, but if we manage our resources, our assets better by joining hands with government…we will get out of it.”

The government however said the reason for withdrawing visas from 159 others is not yet known.

He received the presidential committee’s report on flood response harmonisation.

No one could go in or come out, including lawmakers.

“If you want to keep them unoccupied, the government will charge you triple ground rent,” said housing minister Dangiwa.

“We are facing very serious budgetary constraints. It is okay for me to tell you. It is fine for you to know. We have a very serious situation.”

“The Ministry will ensure such actions that impact the welfare of Nigerian citizens are mitigated in the future in line with the 4 Ds strategy of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu.”

“If the land is degraded, there cannot be food security,” said deputy environment minister Salako.

“As you can see, the UN flag has been lowered to half-mast as a mark of respect on this solemn occasion…”