“The empty booths at TICAD are not just about a diplomatic embarrassment, they are a clear symbol of the hollow promises and empty governance,” said Mr Obi.
“I came on board, and people were already shouting that local contractors were being owed N5 billion, N8 billion,” said Mr Wike. “I asked, ‘Who awarded these contracts?’
“This morning, I drove past a huge waste dump right in Wuse 2/Utako as I made my way to the Centre for the Study of Economies of Africa. That was a gory sight,” said Mr Fasua.
“Some journalists reported they practised self-censorship. Journalists and local NGOs claimed security services intimidated journalists,” said the report.
“Despite the increase, currency devaluation meant the minimum wage was no longer higher than the poverty income level,” the U.S. government said.
“In truth, you mortgage your tomorrow for a token that can not sustain you today,” stated Mr Obi.
“Instead of abusing the Canadian judge, the APC and PDP should urgently adopt legal measures to prove that they are not terrorist organisations,” Mr Falana advised.
He lauded Mr Tinubu’s government for improved security in the country.
“The signal we sent was that both ADC and Labour Party are dead in Anambra,” said Mr Soludo.
The junta accused a French citizen, Yann Vezilier, of being a spy for French international service of mobilising the coupists.
