The lawmakers noted that the judgement debts of $556,754,584.31, £398, 526.17 and N226,281,801,881.64, constitute a significant financial burden on the nation's finances. Read More
"If the court rules that I am right, fine. If the court rules that he (Tinubu) is right — so that's the end of the fight because at the moment we are at the Supreme Court and there is no any other court (higher) than the Supreme Court," Atiku said.
The wife of the missing politician says one of her greatest worries is her inability to provide answers to questions from her children who constantly ask about their father's whereabouts.
He regretted the challenges confronting Nigerian teachers, including overcrowded classrooms, scarce resources and limited opportunities for professional development, which he said are the result of prolonged neglect of the noble profession. Read More
Experts discuss solutions to Nigeria's economic challenges at GOCOP conference
The experts spoke on Thursday at the 7th Annual Conference of the Guild of Corporate Online Publishers (GOCOP) themed: "Nigeria: Roadmap for Socio-Economic Recovery and Sustainability."
"Clearly, his release will help in reducing crime and criminality, banditry, assassinations, and kidnapping prevalent in the South-east. thereby fostering the revitalisation of the dwindling economy of the region and a peaceable return to normalcy," he said.
The Zungeru hydropower project, located on the Kaduna River in Niger State, Nigeria, is a 700MW hydroelectric facility built by a Chinese consortium comprising Sinohydro Corporation Limited and China National Electric Engineering Company. The project costs about $1.3 billion (₦162.9 billion) and it is the biggest power project completed in Nigeria in the past ten years and one of the biggest power projects in Africa to be availed a preferential loan facility from the Export-Import Bank (Exim Bank) of China.
I must dispense with any further rigmarole and get to the point, while the governor's generous offer lasts. The governor told a crowd of excited, cheering youths who came to visit him at the Government House on September 26, that he had finally come up with a plan to put at least 4,000 of them out of unemployment, as part of his "Skill Up Imo" programme. He said he had spoken with representatives of some Canadian and European firms in Nigeria. The companies would not only train these youths, but also send them to different choice destinations in North America and Europe to work.
Germany is recognised as a global hub for education, offering a nurturing environment for students and extending a warm welcome to individuals from around the world.
Ms Obi in her welcome address noted the board had been saddled with the responsibility of driving the growth of professional Women's Football in Nigeria.
He acknowledged the importance of adopting a whole-government approach to addressing the multiple and intersecting factors that impact adolescents in the country.
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