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“People can hardly feed, and that’s responsible for why some of the people can go into criminality.”

He said if given the same chance he wouldn’t do anything differently under Nigeria’s current system.

He further called for a review of some recent judgements delivered by the Court of Appeal.

“Can we look inward and outward to see what in our country, culture, tradition, practice and living over the years that we can learn from…?”

He also emphasised the need to embrace Siemens technology in all aspects of the PPI for project sustainability.

He said the Lagos State government needs to justify contract awards, because from the public’s reaction, it “touched a raw nerve”.

Meanwhile, ex-Twitch CEO Emmett Shear will become OpenAI’s new boss.

It’s a testament to both China’s growing geopolitical influence and its longstanding support for the Palestinians.

The firm said that Nigeria should look for alternatives to the Netherlands and Belgium.

Analysts say the development may convey mixed signals and erode investors’ confidence.

“…whether you’re doing erosion control, it has to happen at a state owned level.”

Israel has long alleged that Hamas maintains a sprawling command post inside and under Shifa.

“Our deliberations were incredibly fruitful, marking a significant step forward in ending the impasse,” said deputy oil minister Lokpobiri.

He said a professor’s salary for 30 years can’t buy a Nigerian legislator’s car.

“You all combined are not 10 per cent of what I am made up of. Shame on you all.”

“We are optimistic that the Supreme Court will by the grace of Allah SWT, set aside these miscarriages of justice by the Tribunal and the Appeal Court.”

“We are on a redemption mission; a serious business is what we have come for,” said Kenneth Omeruo.

“This decision will provide millions of Americans, criminal defendants, public interest organizations, and the media an ability to see for themselves what happened that day

The Israeli PM blamed Hamas for always putting civilians in harm’s way.

He added that it’s not sustainable for Nigeria to borrow as 98% of revenue is already spent on debt service.