Tinubu: Nigeria Must Feed Its Citizens And Have Enough For Export
The Nigerian President assured of a comprehensive programme to end farmer-herder clashes.
The Nigerian President assured of a comprehensive programme to end farmer-herder clashes.
It also said that about 120,000 people who arrived last year will no longer be eligible under the new rule.
“Where are we going to get this kind of money? Even if we sell the entire community, we cannot raise N40 trillion.”
Soyinka called for a conscious effort at preserving the culture and tradition of the Nigerian people.
Muslims across Nigeria are to commence fasting.
It expressed concern that a Senator can raise unsubstantiated claims to fuel divisive rhetoric.
They said many farmers have been chased away from their farms and ancestral homesm
“This despicable act is a further illustration of the pervading threat posed by terrorism to the peace of the Nigerian State.”
“We have so far counted 15 who are missing and we are still searching for more.”
Shettima met with stakeholders and assured of a lasting solution to insecurity.
“It’s not how long you lived but how well and the impact,” said senate president Akpabio.
Fubara had said, “What is this struggle all about? …with all the power financially, (Wigwe) couldn’t control life.”
“The state government has a clear policy on non-negotiation with terrorists, bandits and other criminal elements.”
Sanwo-Olu, Fubara, Abiodun, Dangote, Obi, Wike and many others attended the service.
He promised to mobilize international support for Nigeria to secure their release.
“Nothing else is acceptable to me and the waiting family members of these abducted citizens.”
“The bandits ordered us to enter the bush, so we obeyed them because they were many.”
“As a person I don’t spend my time criticizing people. It is challenging to be president.”
The exact number of abducted individuals is unclear.
“If you want to make investment attractive, ensure that the cost of bringing those expatriates is affordable.”
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