He commended the vice president’s zeal and commitment to a better Nigeria.

“No leader worth his salt will indeed allow a state to be run by people that we cannot even identify,” he said.

He said the 2023 headcount must be above board.

The Nigerian President will have his name on the Roll of Honour in the community’s new headquarters upon its completion in Abuja.

He thanked Nigerian amazons who have served meritoriously as partners in the progress witnessed on the political, economic and social fronts.

The IMF, UNFPA and other development partners, as well as the private sector have committed to the exercise.

The absence of a statement by either President Muhammadu Buhari or the Central Bank has resulted in uncertainty, as businesses in Abuja and other places continue to reject the old denominations.

“I have interacted with Iranians over many years especially when I was the Petroleum Minister and understand the country and its people.”

Atiku said the protest will hold everyday or every other day if need be.

It claims she was starved, watched by armed guards and made to call TB Joshua ‘daddy’

The country only ranked higher than Afghanistan, Ethiopia, Yemen and DR Congo.

The NNPC has blamed election-induced restrictions for the fresh shortages.

She welcomed Labour Party’s Peter Obi and PDP’s Atiku Abubakar’s statements committing to take the legal route.

“I sympathize with you, not only as a youth, but due to the position of some of the groups operating outside the country, even though this is a problem you inherited from your father” he told Deby-Itno.

It’s focused on improved communication and exchange of real time intelligence.

This follows an invitation by the Emir of Qatar, His Highness Sheikh Tamim bin Hamad Al Thani

He assured that the war against insurgency and criminality will be sustained.

He pledged more support for the welfare of the military, while assuring that their labour will not be in vain.

“Nigeria is the most populous country in Africa with a big economy. Whatever happens here sets the pace for the rest of Africa,” he said.

The court held that there was no need to join the CBN in the suit since the apex bank got its directive from the president.