Mr Obi decried Nigeria’s situation, noting that the country’s prevailing economic hardship resulted from bad leadership.
The assembly, thereafter, adjourned sitting until Nov. 9, 2026.
Mr Omoti urged doctors to undergo regular medical checks and maintain healthy lifestyles.
The vice-chancellor added that the university remained committed to sustaining its development while prudently managing available resources.
The candidate added that the SDP was committed to transforming Lagos’ political landscape through people-oriented policies.
More important, Pavillon represents what can happen when a growing business is able to recognise an opportunity and access the support needed to pursue it.
Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney urged Albertans not to take the outcome for granted and asked for a decisive result.
Ugandan police spokesperson Kituuma Rusoke on Monday said that Mr Kabera’s head had still not been recovered.
Officials estimated that the cocaine seized from Mr D was worth N16 million in street value.
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