“The good news is that following several payments in installments, Mr. Wasiu has completed the payment of the arbitrary award, net of certain deductions ahead of the June 2023 deadline.”

The incoming President, is a seasoned banker and a prominent figure in the Nigerian banking sector.

“We need to strike a delicate balance between encouraging local participation in the oil & gas sector and compromising efficiency and cost.”

Countries have been urged to collaborate further on visa issuance to unlock the continent’s tourism potential.

It will help to shape Africa’s response to a string of global crises.

Police also stopped an attempt by climate protesters to glue themselves to the ground on the square outside the meeting.

Quest suggested that those who already have a US or Shenghen visa be allowed entry to South Africa and other African countries.

VP Osinbajo announced this during the inauguration of the 240mw Afam 3-Fast Power Plan. He said the challenge in gas to power remains despite FG’s N40bn stabilisation fund.

It affects PTA, BTA, international school fees, medicals, personal home remittances and vehicle registration as government agencies and corporate entities are also required to sight documents before services.

Nigeria’s vice president inaugurated the 240mw Afam power plant in Rivers State.

“in 2008 I went bankrupt in Nigeria. Tony proceeded to take my shares in UBA to service the interest on my loans and he also took over my shares in Africa Finance Corporation, where I was the largest shareholder.”

In an order, Justice Matthew Fader, the chief justice of the Supreme Court of Maryland, sent the case back to Anne Arundel County Circuit Court with directions to dismiss.

It revealed that Nigerian firms scored 25% average diversity.

Meanwhile Transcorp Power Plc was delisted from the routine evaluation and monitoring of the Bureau of Public Enterprises, marking a major achievement for the company.

He noted that the soon-to-be commissioned refinery in Lagos, would enable Nigeria achieve self-sufficiency in refined petroleum products, as well as export to other African markets.

The 6000 barrels per day refinery has been completed and has since commenced operation with its main output being Diesel, Naphtha and Low Pour Fuel Oil.

Yadudu described the action of the unions as an impunity and ego-trip, stating that the action is against the nation’s law.

The refinery is the biggest refinery in Africa and also the biggest single-train refinery in the world.

18 African countries have been confirmed as exhibitors at the expo which takes place at the Inkosi Albert Luthuli International Convention Centre from May 8 to 11.

“Fear is contagious,” he said, adding that “you can’t run an economy” when people worry if their money is safe in banks.