He said no serious democracy allows courts determine election winners.

He is also to deposit his travel documents.

He said with stable political landscape, foreign investments in Nigeria now secure.

The plan is to increase revenue from the sector to N100bn, said Culture Minister Musawa.

Gbenga Omotoso also debunked the governor used funds from the state treasury to pay off legal fees.

“People can hardly feed, and that’s responsible for why some of the people can go into criminality.”

He urged both parties to resolve issues pending since their dispute in 1948.

He said the Lagos State government needs to justify contract awards, because from the public’s reaction, it “touched a raw nerve”.

The professor advised the president to employ a committee to integrate reports to aid electoral reform.

He highlighted Nigeria’s stable democracy since 1999 and ongoing economic reforms.

The Nigerian president will hold bilateral talks with German Chancellor Scholz.

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He will hold bilateral talks with German Chancellor Scholz.

He added that it’s not sustainable for Nigeria to borrow as 98% of revenue is already spent on debt service.

“The number one source of revenue especially in the short term, even in the medium term is oil revenue.”

After years of struggles to reach its production potential, Nigeria is now ready to play a key role in the energy market, thanks in no small part to the birth and announcement of ‘Nembe’, a new blend of crude oil.

“If you know that you are really something big in the past, you will be good in the future,” said the celebrated archeologist.

However, according to NIIA researcher Kester Onor, Boakai’s alliances may not be enough to secure a him a win in the elections.

“You have to be careful not to be seen to be doing the bidding of a particular candidate or a particular political party.”

The workshop ended with over $950 million in facility agreements signed.