“As Nigeria’s election cycle edges towards 2027, Tinubu may be tempted to slow the pace of change. That would be a mistake,” said the FT.
Ms Aderonke accused FCTA officials of causing mayhem at the FIRS headquarters on Tuesday.
The administration has faced difficulties in raising revenues, as tax receipts plummeted amid low investor confidence.
The Nigerian said that many investors were convinced to invest in the scheme through several means.
HEDA said the legal step is meant to set a precedent that oil licence transfers and divestments must be conducted in compliance with Nigerian law.
Mr Wike said the party had been enmeshed in a protracted crisis due to dishonesty and lack of trust amongst its key stakeholders.
“We face widespread hunger, yet our leaders neglect agricultural investment due to persistent mismanagement and lack of accountability,” Mr Obi lamented.
Mr Agbakoba said voter apathy persists in the country because Nigerians have lost confidence in the electoral process.
Mr Obi advocated robust reinforcements in the security forces, noting the federal government must show readiness to protect people affected by the insurgency.
“These should be our major concern and the lasting message we carry home from the Vatican,” said Mr Obi.
