The ICPC boss said the commission was ensuring that assets taken outside the shores of Africa and recovered were not looted again.
Mr Ikenga said that the Joint Security Force in the state had already stepped up surveillance and patrols.
The Nigerian government had, last week, advised that Israel should have opted for diplomacy and dialogue to resolve the bad blood with Iran.
Governor Ademola Adeleke says he will pursue legal means as a form of peaceful resolution to the ongoing local government crisis in Osun.
The ICPC boss said the commission was ensuring that assets taken outside the shores of Africa and recovered were not looted again.
The National Pension Commission reports that the total assets under the Contributory Pension Scheme increased to N23.33 trillion as of March 31.
Flutterwave is helping businesses in Cameroon to accept payments, make payouts, and manage financial operations with ease and security.
The director explained that diphtheria was a serious infection that produces a toxin that damages tissue.
Mr Ajayi said the initiative was part of efforts to align senior secondary education with national priorities on functional skills, entrepreneurship, and food security.
“The health of Nigerians is not a bargaining chip,” said the NMA official. “It is a sacred responsibility that must be safeguarded by all of us.”
The U.S. Mission in Nigeria has warned its employees and citizens to avoid “non-official” visits to Nigerian military bases and government facilities.
Mr Marwa emphasised the critical role of parents in drug abuse prevention, urging them to instil sound moral values in their children.
Established in 1989, the Cressey Award is named after Dr Donald Cressey.
According to him, there is a growing skills gap across Africa’s aviation sector.
The statement noted that patients with serious medical conditions received professional guidance and given notes for further specialised tests.
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