“There is an economic downturn all over the world, and not in Nigeria alone. But we pray Allah will see us through,” Mrs Tinubu-Ojo said.
In July, the Association of Nigerian Licensed Customs Agents (ANLCA) complained that floating the nation’s currency had caused a drop in vehicle importation in the nation’s ports.
“We must, therefore, take all possible measures to ensure the security of lives and property in our dear nation.”
The recent postponement of the election by Mr Sall has thrown Senegal into crisis, with its election calendar about to be disrupted.
The AEDC said it would commence disconnection of the Presidential Villa and other MDAs that have failed to pay their bills by February 28.
“I wish today’s difficulties did not exist. But we must endure if we are to reach the good side of our future,” said Seyi Tinubu.
“Public opinion should be respected. Let the winner win. Let the loser lose. No one should get anything extra,” said the politician.
“Tinubu is thief! Tinubu is thief!” the protesters hurled their opprobrium toward the president in a video posted on X.
“This is not the Benue we prayed for. The electioneering period is over, and now is governance,” said Governor Hyacinth Alia.
Over 380 have been detained as Russian police crackdown on mourners of Russian opposition leader Aleksei Navalny.
