The MoUs cover aviation, foreign affairs, science and technology, and the Bank of Agriculture.
The PSIRS chairman emphasised the need for synergy among government agencies in the state.
He noted that the exercise would continue for one year until Aug. 30, 2026.
Mr Damagum expressed gratitude to the party’s leadership for the confidence reposed in him.
”The list of these organisations will be published today in some major newspapers across the country,” NDPC.
“We find it deeply regrettable that the judiciary…is experiencing this unprecedented low treatment,” said JUSUN.
The PSIRS chairman emphasised the need for synergy among government agencies in the state.
The minister said the administration of President Bola Tinubu had prioritised deliberate investments in healthcare professionals.
Mr Igwenyi said ASUU viewed the loan as a distraction and an attempt by the federal government to impoverish members instead of honouring the 2009 agreement.
Ms Pace said more than 70 per cent of Nigeria’s population is under the age of 30.
Ms Madaki explained that L-PRES was a six-year World Bank-supported project, jointly funded by the bank, the state, and benefiting communities.
The initiative is designed to drive job creation, skills development, and technology transfer in the country’s automotive sector.
He said the reduction was a result of the administration’s huge investment in security.
Mr Oborevwori insisted that the revitalisation of the ports would create jobs, attract investments, and boost national revenue.
Victory and Gigi had a complicated relationship that never turned into a full relationship.
David Ajang, Catholic Bishop of Lafia Diocese, has called for structured teachings on parenting as a way of reducing moral decadence in Nigeria.
Road accidents have left about 100 dead over the past week in Afghanistan, with the deadliest registered in the western city of Herat.
Mr Touray urged the AU and the UN to support regional counter-terrorism operations.
The secretary of state explained that a large number of foreign truck drivers are taking jobs from American truckers, adding that they pose a risk to Americans.
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