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.

NDLEA boss Marwa praised officers for ensuring a fair balance between their drug supply reduction and drug demand reduction efforts.

She said Nigeria will be great again.

The Justice ministry said while Emefiele had indicated interest in a deal, no arrangement has been reached.

The victims, said to be members of church’s choir, were reportedly attacked and kidnapped on the Benin-Akure Expressway Friday evening.

The military high command said it was set to change its mode of operation to involve both kinetic and non-kinetic measures to tackle insecurity and terrorism

He said Nigeria lost direction after independence when the military seized power and changed the constitution.

“Rascality has become a measure of success in Nigeria. That must change.”

He described those who wanted to perpetuate fuel subsidies and broken foreign exchange policies as people building their mansion in the centre of a swamp.

He said his government has embarked on a new era in the country’s national defence and security strategy.

They called for legal and regulatory frameworks on virtual assets, including cryptocurrencies, to combat drug crimes.

He expressed optimism that democracy will wax stronger in the country.

The commission will make an inquiry into the consumer protection aspect of the matter.

It is more than the N133bn more than the N966bn shared in July. The balance in the Excess Crude Account is now $473m.

While in New York, he held bilateral and economic meetings targeted at improving the nation’s economy and diplomatic image.

Lalong was sighted at the office of Gbajabiamila in preparation for the meeting, but the Labour leaders did not show up.

“I want to reaffirm that in the contemporary world, the only legitimacy for any leader is through a mandate that is freely give by the people…”

“Nigeria, with its expanding MSME sector of close to 40 million, has the potential to lead business innovation beyond Africa.”