Diplomatic officials of the rainbow nation say the country is working to build stronger cultural and bilateral ties with Nigeria.

“If the pharmaceutical industry can have NAFDAC and the manufacturing industry can have the tandard Organization of Nigeria, the creatives also need their own regulations now.”

“We must have an electoral body that we are all going to respect that is independent and well funded.”

He said that the government was being unfair by repeating instead of rotating communities in power.

He said Imo state’s per capita expenditure on health and education for 2022 were N581 and N381 respectively.

“I am very confident that we have proper grounds of appeal, and we will take up those grounds.”

Industry players from 98 countries across the world gathered in Abuja, Nigeria’s federal capital, for the AVIATION AFRICA 2023 Summit and Exhibition, to discuss ways to unlock the vast potential

“What we do is to provide empirical information and data in the public domain.”

She also said that unity among developing nations could boost SDGs actualization.

It’s scheduled to commence operations September 2024.

He said that Nigeria should invest in energy and tech to recieve foreign investments.

“The win is especially for the man with the vision, Prince Nduka Obaigbena, who inspires us to report facts, without fear or favour.”

“The governor has activated Imo youths in the area of agriculture,” he said.

“We have a big advantage in the places where the elections didn’t hold, so coming out of the gate, we feel very confident.”

He said the judiciary should be held accountable to statutory laws as they are superior to decided cases.

“If you have contributed your own quota, and you have not yet been rewarded, I seek your indulgence to be patient.”

“A banker needs to have a broader view and not micro manage… you need the big picture to be a successful CBN governor.”

The commissioner said the controversies and accusations of bias are disheartening.

He said Tinubu’s shuttle diplomacy is “very beneficial” for Nigeria, citing $14bn investments pledged by India.

This brings the total of Air Peace’s Embraer orders to 35 aircraft.