The NUSA spokesman urged Mr Tinubu to leverage Nigeria’s economic relationship with South Africa more strategically.
The group urged the federal government to treat the ongoing repatriation as the beginning of a comprehensive support programme.
Mr Adeniran noted that the development was commendable.
Mr Itua stated that the institution’s vice-chancellor displayed commendable leadership.
The consulate urged the expected Nigerian nationals to come along with their clearance certificates, as well as other documents used during the screening process.
The police spokesperson noted that security operatives continued to act on actionable intelligence and maintain pressure on the fleeing suspects to ensure their arrest and prosecution.
The union said the decision was taken in the collective interest of teachers, learners and the general public.
The earthquakes struck areas such as La Guaira, Yaracuy, Miranda, Aragua, Carabobo, Falcón, Lara and Mérida.
The Carlos III Health Institute in Madrid, Spain, said 1,028 people in the country died from heat-related causes during the heatwave that hit Europe.
Mr Atiku said Mr Gbajabiamila’s claim that PFIPC does not exist as an agency only widened the government’s credibility gap.
