They pointed out that in the last 8 years of the previous administration, electricity tariffs had gone up by 186%.

They asked the government to provide better security and to prioritize their welfare.

He said that there is a need for a new school of thought in the institutions.

He advised that regulations for global explorations be put in place under the UN.

“The bill which I co-sponsored in the House is a bill to establish the national council for Christian Education in Nigeria, and not to control.”

The former CBN Deputy Governor said the apex bank has been sidetracked from its mandate.

He said this is a critical step to bring Nigerians together and to give everyone a sense of belonging.

The move has been met by strong condemnations from the public.

His predecessor Usman Alkali Baba, who appeared in mufti, expressed confidence in his successor.

He said Governor Daudu Lawal should have called Matawalle for an explanation.

He said that the dismissal of human rights would hardly even be noticed, as the government will be playing on the sentiments of the people.

The platform has started commercial operations with nine countries signed up so far, the Bank’s President Oramah said.

He accused the Army and Navy top brass of being the brain behind oil-theft in the zone.

Aniagwu said Clark did not have first-hand knowledge of the issues, and so, there were falsehoods in the statements he made.

He raised the issue of the bombing of herdsmen by the Air Force in Nasarawa earlier this year.

The PDP chieftain said dedpite opposition, nothing and nobody could stop him from going home.

“How can somebody who isn’t even a youth be a minister of youth. That’s like appointing a man to be the minister of women affairs.”

He reiterated his administration’s commitment towards delivering on campaign promises to Nigerians.

He condemned the shareholding of Nigeria Air and said that even though the Ethiopians have 49% of the shareholding, they are not bringing any penny into the country.