The USTR said Nigeria and other countries’ failure to ban the importation of goods produced with forced labour burdened or restricted U.S. commerce.
Mr Leo visited Algeria, Cameroon, Angola, and Equatorial Guinea to strengthen interfaith dialogue.
Mr Obono said, “For Nigeria, the Malabo Protocol is not an abstract legal framework; it is a practical and urgent tool for justice.”
He said Nigeria should think beyond OPEC production quotas and target higher crude oil output to maximise value.
In tribute, Pope Leo said, “Let us thank the Lord for the great gift of Francis’ life to the whole Church and to the whole world.”
Study visas for nationals from Afghanistan, Cameroon, Myanmar, and Sudan have been halted, as have work visas for Afghans.
President of the federation, Oluwaseyi Johnson, expressed optimism about Nigeria’s chances at the championship.
The agency noted, “During the eight-week operation, investigations exposed scams linked to over USD 45 million in financial losses.”
Nigeria and Angola have signed a bilateral agreement to facilitate the movement of diplomats and government officials between the two countries.
Adeleye said, “My journey did not happen by accident; preparations started long before I stepped onto the court.’’
