He said Nigeria is ready to re-ignite wheat production.

He said construction of the underpass was due to risks involved with pedestrian crossing of the highway.

Governor Bahago had last week released N5.3 billion for the purchase of food items and for logistics as well as set up committees to oversee the exercise.

He said the partnership would help to resolve issues surrounding the over 4000 containers and over 3000 vehicles abandoned at the nation’s ports.

An official said the relocation was deemed necessary due to the unfortunate fire incident that occurred at the international terminal 1, on Wednesday.

He said the country’s diversity of talent and culture will shape its prosperity.

“The issue of passport is a national emergency. I keep getting emails daily from Nigerians complaining. We cannot continue like that.”

The number of casualties will be determined after forensic investigations.

The announcement is likely to be made during the upcoming Delhi Summit.

While the coup has garnered support from the general population in Gabon, it has faced criticism from the African Union.

The NLC said it was not unmindful of the actions of detractors and fifth columnists, but would remain more committed in the defense of Nigerian workers.

He said the court wrote history by spurning intimidation and all manner of prejudice to deliver justice according to law.

It said the interpretation of the constitution by the Labour Party lawyers is completely “fallacious if not outrightly ludicrous.”

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The governor says his vision is to make Kaduna the leading economic hub in northern Nigeria.

Oladeji Ibrahim, the President-Elect of the Faculty of Education Students Association, announced that the students would continue to lay siege to the campus until their arrested colleagues were released.

The fire affected the primary gateway.

NLC said it was delighted with the massive support Nigerians gave the strike against hardship imposed by the removal of fuel subsidy.

“The Niger airspace remains closed to all operational military flights and others requiring prior authorisation from the relevant authorities.”

“It would be unfair where a winner with 37 per cent of the votes cast takes 100 percent of the spoils,” said Fayemi.