The Minister had given a directive last Thursday for the pending 200,000 passport applications to be cleared.

“The pledge represents a 12.7% increase on the UK’s previous contribution to the GCF for the period of 2020 to 2023.”

A storm swept through eastern Libya on Monday, with its impact causing two dams on the Wadi Derna River to burst and flood Derma.

In another controversial decision, Christopher and Monica Mutsvangwa, a husband-and-wife pair, were named as ministers.

The minister vowed to stop contract padding.

He said the high costs contradict what the FCCPC stands for and most importantly, goes against section 88 of the electoral act.

Indonesia also plans to deepen trade and investment relations with the state government.

He has been arrested after unconsensual removal of a woman’s kidney.

Chairman Environment Task Force of the North-Central Nigeria state blamed unregulated mining activities for loss of potential farms.

East Libya’s interior minister urged nations and international agencies to come to their aid.

He said 30 out of the 70 buses will be dedicated to conveying civil servants to their places of work and back.

He praised BUA Group – a cement production company based in the state – for donating 10 patrol vehicles to security agencies.

Emirates and Ethiad Airlines will resume flights into and out of Nigeria immediately without any immediate payment by the Nigerian government.

“We also now have our own part to play and that is to stop demarketing Nigeria…”

Ethiopia has been in dispute with Egypt and Sudan over the highly controversial hydroelectric dam since its launch in 2011.

He played a significant role in Nigeria’s independence.

The UAE imposed a visa ban on Nigerians in October 2022 and shortly after, Emirates Airlines suspended flights to Nigeria.

The governor’s spokesperson blamed the accident on overcrowding and lack of life jackets.

“If we redeploy, I would do it only at the request of President Bazoum.”

The attack took place barely a week after previous attack in South Khartoum killed 20 people.