The president charged the new leadership to innovate and create new opportunities for Nigerians to leverage on.

The federal controller of works for Lagos State urged Nigerians to obediently follow diverted routes to ensure smooth flow of traffic.

Agusto’s legacy is deeply intertwined with the growth and development of the Nigerian finance sector.

He urged Nigerians to stop paying third parties for passport processing, as the application process can be done easily by oneself.

“We are in a new epoch in which we approach the fight against drug trafficking organisations with an indomitable spirit.”

He also said that the ministry of interior needs to work with other agencies to decongest correctional centres.

DG Adeyeye urged Nigerians to be on the lookout for counterfeit medicines and other regulated products and report to NAFDAC.

Minister Wike denied insinuations that his administration has anathema for the Islamic faith.

He praised him for laying the foundation for Nigeria’s federation through the creation of states, and fostering inter-ethnic understanding by establishing the NYSC.

He also approved the completion of the abandoned national library.

“Yhe belief in the concept of nationhood and patriotism has broken down in this country. This is not in doubt. We’re trying to rebuild that.”

He quoted former Ghana leader Nkrumah saying Africa should neither face the east nor west, but should always face forward.

“…after the senate has finished with the era of Olukayode, you can approach the senate for an amendment of the law.”

This license will be available to those who are graduates of mass communication and journalism.

“They must also be prepared to pay for electricity usage,” he pleaded.

SGF Akume said the programme shows the administration’s commitment to poverty alleviation.

Barau advised that effects of drug abuse be included in school curriculums from primary level.

Kaara Governor Abdulrazaq urged Nigerians to assess leaders based on investments in education and health, rather than roads and bridges.

Bala-Usman said the bond would also come with a consequence management framework for appointees who fall short.

Nigeria contributes an estimated 12,075 new cases of global cervical cancer annually.