He said the loan is taking effect as it helps to stabilize the financial system and acute FX shortage

This was as Ango Abdullahi said that Nigeria’s leadership has failed the people

“The sanctions that we contemplated might help lead our brothers to the negotiating table have become a harsh stumbling block”

“The sanctions that we contemplated might help lead our brothers to the negotiating table have become a harsh stumbling block”

“Sadly, as with any effort to reform and sanitise a system entrenched in long-term malpractice, the CBN’s efforts have been met with ferocious resistance…”

In his acceptance speech, Akpata paid tribute to the late Governor of Ondo State, Arakunrin Rotimi Akeredolu.

It is in continuation of the ongoing efforts to improve energy supply to industrial clusters across the country.

His recent decision to delay the vote, originally scheduled for Sunday, to mid-December sparked deadly protests.

He lauded the deceased’s “indomitable legacy of national service.”

“I don’t think that anybody should just wake up and do something contrary to what the party has set down and seek to get that validated.”

Adelabu said though the debt will not be written off, but the debt payment will be restructured if there was assurance of regular payment

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“I have a can-do attitude that must be translated into a must-do attitude.”

“We are sensitive to the plight of Lagosians, and are working on a process to ease pressure.”

“We should realise that the naira is tumbling because we have not been producing for years.”

“Tt is pertinent that when such decisions are taken unilaterally, there is need to go ahead and implement unilaterally.”

He pledged to prioritise domestic and direct foreign investment in the sector.

He ssid it’ll be unfair to single out Edo and that turn-by-turn arrangement kills democracy.

Governor Bassey Otu of Cross River State has been chosen as the newChairman.

He advised the President not to be bothered by criticism of his policies.