Airstrikes Hit Khartoum as Sudan Ceasefire Falters
Despite shelling early in the morning, residents of Khartoum and its neighbouring cities said the fighting had been less intense on Saturday than in recent days.
Despite shelling early in the morning, residents of Khartoum and its neighbouring cities said the fighting had been less intense on Saturday than in recent days.
The new date is to be determined by the incoming administration.
She insists the only amendment is the enlargement of the subsidy removal committee.
affirmed the impact of Adenuga’s visionary leadership on Nigeria’s economy, setting the pace for investments in oil and gas, telecoms, real estate, banking, construction and hospitality.
He accepted the request of the President of the Sahrawi Republic to participate in the inaugural events ushering in the new Nigerian President in May.
She appealed to the Egyptian authorities to kindly allow the already traumatized travelers to transit to their final destinations.
The two leaders were seen exchanging pleasantries before entering the mosque to observe the Friday prayers.
“There is dignity in labour. The nation will continue to celebrate workers’ dedication and commitment to work,” said Interior Minister Aregbesola.
The NiDCOM Chairperson advised government to deploy RRS personnel around the world in anticipation of war.
He said whistleblowers are on the run, and disclosed details of recoveries from Abacha, Ibori and others.
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The extension – for another 72 hours – follows intensive diplomatic efforts by neighbouring countries, as well as the US, UK and UN.
“This administration has achieved a remarkable transformation of the military in the areas of fighting power, training, operations, manpower, remunerations, and medical services.”
A committee willl examine the removal process, including determining the appropriate timing and devising measures to support the poor and vulnerable.
Geoffrey Oyeama has said that to have started the evacuation of distressed Nigerians from conflict Sudan earlier than today, the 26th of April, would have been very risky.
“Our electric vehicles offer outstanding performance due to their advanced technology capabilities and testing for different terrains; all of which make our buses particularly well suited for use as a public transportation option in Nigeria.”
“We have everything in place, the aircrafts are in place, the offices, operational centres, the staffing and everything that we need to have in place,” Hadi Sirika said.
It says it hired 40 buses for evacuation at a cost of $1.2 million.
It approved N6bn for the construction of a corporate headquarters for agric ministry.
Oshiomhole, Peterside, Wabote, others charge commission to entrench sound corporate governance to attract private sector financing.
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