“We believe this partnership will be strengthened to add mutually-beneficial value.”

Blinken is expected to hold talks on deepening democracy in West Africa and strengthening trade relations.

He also said that Lagos deserves no special status other than being the unofficial commercial capital of Nigeria.

“We are validly elected by the majority of votes that were cast…our constituents are willing and ready to accompany us.”

“EFCC has apparently turned itself to a political tool, and this has to stop.”

“We also agreed at the level of our own security council meeting to set up security trust funds in Kaduna State.”

“You can just wake up one day, you become a minister and you can just wake up one day and you become a governor…”

He also said that the problem of the country lies in the exaggeration or negative ways Nigerians speak about themselves.

He said that the use of military solution has been used for over 10 years with little results.

She further said that plans are in place to fortify the copyright laws in order to give the creatives the legal backings and support they deserve.

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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