He said Nigeria loses nothing as such moves create opportunities for indigenous companies.

“We are poised to take advantage of the digital revolution.”

He said that without credible intelligence from citizens, the government and security agencies will not be able to work.

“15 to 20 years from now, are we going to be able to sustain the current level of capacity in the industry?”

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“Insecurity doesn’t stop the oil and gas industry from operating…but what it does is that it adds a premium to the cost of production.”

This follows reports of over N50m raised through crowdfunding to pay the ransom for the release of five sisters.

He said the institution won’t accept international students yet as it is still under the probationary license period of the NUC.

Dr Bosun Tijani, Nigeria’s Minister of Digital Economy and Information Communication Technology spoke to the Global Business Report about his plan to upskill 3 million Nigerians in Software development, fully

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“If we stop, overtime the kidnapping will not be profitable and they will stop.”

“The appetite to invest in Nigeria is very low unfortunately…One of those things (to change it) would be to create a sanctity of contractnery.”

Governor Makinde said the explosion was most likely caused by explosives stored by illegal miners.

He said that the service has raised revenue by 37% and plans an upward salary review to boost employees’ morale.

President Tinubu commended Tantita and other private security firms for working in synergy to achieve the feat.

He cautioned that some judgement-related reports in the media were mere comments and will not be seen in the judgement’s hardcopy

“I think South Africa has stuck its neck out, a good moral position.”

However renowned lawyer Mike Ozekhome said the injustice inflicted on Plateau is irreversible.

The docket of the Supreme Court is overcrowded, and the justices are overwhelmed. Mike Ozekhome, Senior Advocate of Nigeria

It has the capacity to meet 100% of Nigeria’s requirement of all refined products and a surplus for export.