Mr Ojon alleged that Mr Elliot’s continued stay in office was largely due to Mr Gbajabiamila’s influence.
Mr Gbajabiamila acknowledged the agency’s contributions across several sectors of the Nigerian economy.
Gbajabiamila disclosed this during a stakeholders’ meeting at the State House, Abuja, attended by ministers, agency heads, and key officials.
Mr Gbajabiamila said education is the bedrock of sustainable development.
Mr Disu described policing as demanding and high-risk.
Mr Gbajabiamila identified the temptation to mobilise identity as a shortcut to power as a critical challenge facing Nigerian politics.
Mr Opadokun noted that the situation in Nigeria would have been different if the country was not governed by military despots.
Ms Yusuf described the visit as an unexpected blessing.
“They said the money was a Christmas gift from the president to the honourables,” a lawmaker told The Gazette. “Christmas is the season to collect gifts, even from the president.”
He said youths remained central to his administration’s agenda.
