Mr Onaiyekan argued that the existing personnel are capable of delivering results if properly motivated and provided with the necessary work tools.
Mr Ebea said that the arrests followed credible intelligence and targeted raids on known drug hubs.
Ribadu is to lead the Nigerian side of the Joint Working Group, supported by a multi-stakeholder team comprising senior officials from relevant government establishments.
Mr Babangida-Audu stated, “We are called to examine our nation’s political horizon with seriousness and responsibility.”
“Seplat Energy’s transparency in ESG reporting attracted foreign institutional investors, lowering its financing costs,” said Mr Itua.
Mr Balami said the institution’s establishment was a deliberate response to skill gaps in Nigeria’s aviation industry.
The state government had cultivated 3,300 hectares of rice from the 10,000 hectares acquired for the rice project in the area.
The Gunners remain the only team with a perfect record in the Champions League this season, having won all five matches so far.
TikTok says its 2025 Sub-Saharan Africa Awards will spotlight creators whose content is helping to build stronger digital communities and opportunities across the region.
Police said the fire at a housing estate on Wednesday could have been caused by “gross negligence” by the construction firm.
Guinea-Bissau has experienced several coups and coup attempts since gaining independence from Portugal in 1974.
Saheed Owolabi stole and laundered money from a victim in the Eastern District of North Carolina and defrauded hundreds of others.
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