Nigeria May Have To Borrow To Service Debt By 2025 If Precautions Are Not Taken, Says Economist Paul Alaje
“I am really surprised that it is mentioned in the public space now that we want to securitize ways and means again.”
“I am really surprised that it is mentioned in the public space now that we want to securitize ways and means again.”
He also justified the visit of Governor Fubara to the governor of Bayelsa state, emphasizing the need for unity.
The 16-year-old also spoke on her climate change document, saying it was made to inspire people to spark changes in their own way.
“If the 29 (security) MDAs work together to embrace co-operation, coordination and collaboration, we are not going to sit around and complain about security.”
The protest was led by the founder Ebomi Ministries Prophet Isa El-Buba.
“I hope it’s not going to mark the end of ECOWAS or sort of weaken the regional body.”
“Definitely, we’re going to have food sufficiency and we’ll definitely have surplus to export,”‘ said Governor Namadi.
“The statement showed that there is improvement in recurrent to capital ratio from 68:32 in 2023 to 60:40 in 2024.”
“These people (terrorists) act with impunity because they know people are not armed.”
Meanwhile Niger’s Governor Bago has said despite insecurity, farmers are now ready to return to farms in the state.
“Motorists nationwide are advised against engaging in panic buying, as there is presently ample availability of PMS across the country.”
The retired Colonel said Buhari’s administration fed terrorism and insecurity in Nigeria rather than curbing it.
“We cannot afford this system of government as a people. Until we agree to that truth, we aren’t going anywhere.”
He said Tinubu will sign an executive order to encourage Nigerians against hoarding money.
The only secret to appreciating naira is a strong economy, an industrial productive base and a steady export market. President Tinubu failed in eight priority areas, spending 98 percent of
Salihu Lukman, Former National Vice Chairman, APC North-West
The President expeditiously put pen to paper on the first day of the year immediately after returning to Abuja from Lagos where he spent the Christmas break.
He said times may be rough and tough but Nigerians should remain unbowed because tough times don’t last.
It said the coordinated nature of the massacre showed that there was a failure of security intelligence.
It pegged crude oil benchmark at $77.96 per barrel and 1.78m barrels daily output, while exchange rate is N800
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