“Foreigners should be able to come to Nigeria based on merit. It can no longer be business as usual.”

The arrests took place in Zango Kataf local government area, Kaduna State.

She says there’s light at end of tunnel.

“The President is a very compassionate leader and in the coming months, there will be changes in the fortunes of Nigeria.”

“We suspect Diezani Alison-Madueke abused her power in Nigeria and accepted financial rewards for awarding multi-million-pound contracts.”

“Going forward, we need to really rethink how we fund a lot of things in education in our country.”

The meeting may have been called to avert armed conflict over the lingering political crisis in Niger Republic.

“We will continue to talk to ourselves. Knowing fully well that Nigeria is at the doldrum of complete decay.”

The union further stated that it vehemently opposes any involvement by anyone or any nation outside of Africa.

E“What is at stake here is the ego of the people involved. Every war can be ended with a dialogue from the beginning.”

In a tweet on Tuesday, he said a war within the sub-region would be a war between brothers.

They all gave an overview of what their leadership might look like by design and in sync with the renewed hope agenda of the Tinubu administration.

“I can pardon the president who adds three or four new ministries but I want to see definition. What is it that these ministries are supposed to do differently?”

“The gemstone sector is a multi-billion-dollar industry that has not received the right attention despite the push to diversify our national economy.”

“Thus, in our view, continuing on the reform path would be imperative to allay concerns on the external side.”

“Our responsibility is to ensure that we use the environment sustainably,” said deputy environment minister Ishaq Salako.

She pointed out that Information Technology can be used as a one stop shop for economic growth and emancipation.

He said it is the highest honour to have been asked to serve the country by President Bola Tinubu.

“Nigeria needs to rely on its strength, natural resources and create more jobs for its citizens.”

He also called for clear distinctions to avoid duplicating the duties of the ICPC and the EFCC.