This attack came after the junta began considering Algeria’s role in negotiating a transition to civilian rule.

He said the two institutions could play a complementary role that would contribute to the growth and development of the country.

“No administration in this country had economic issues like Buhari’s due to our dependence on oil and prices, which went down.”

It focuses on five major pillars of knowledge, policy, infrastructure, innovation and trade.

It was postponed to allow implementation of plans including a joint visitation to refineries to ascertain their rehabilitation status.

Atiku Abubakar had approached the court to compel the university to release Tinubu’s records.

Assets worth millions of pounds connected to the alleged wrongdoing have already been frozen.

She’s accused of cash, luxury items, private jet travel, and the use of upscale houses in Britain in exchange for granting oil contracts.

His selfless service to our country has greatly contributed to national development,” the President affirmed.

“They have contributed to the unprecedented rate of vaccine development during one of the greatest threats to human health in modern times.”

“What this government has been doing since inception, are announcements with limited thinking which again produces limited outcomes.”

“This idea that the government wants to distribute money to Nigerians is not something that can work in a population with over 75 million adults.”

A valedictory court session was held for late Justice Nweze.

The governor stated that his administration is “firing from all cylinder” to develop Anambra.

The state has taken steps to set up additional treatment centres.

The state governor promised the use of concrete technology that will make the bridge last for 50 years.

N35,000 provisional wage increase for all federal workers, FG to pay N25,000 monthly to 15m households for 3 months.

Police spokesman Bright Edafe said eight buses, two tankers, five trailers, two cars and one motorcycle caught in the inferno were burnt to ashes.

“We must focus on generating enough energy to ensure we turn the country’s fortunes around.”

Former Dean of Arts and Sciences, Gay, is Harvard University’s 30th president since its foundation in 1640.