“The judiciary, they know the correct thing to do. But they are refusing to do it. They are pretending to sleep,” said Mr Jonathan
The royal father said that the late Okupe played pivotal roles in shaping Nigeria’s political discourse and public service.
Mr Jonathan urged African nations to invest in education, digital infrastructure, and skills development to harness the potential of the continent’s youths.
Mr Jonathan stressed the importance of collective investment in building Nigeria
Rush for food at events in Anambra, Abuja and Oyo, resulting in stampedes that killed at least 65 lives in the past week.
Mr Jonathan also prayed that God grants Mr Buhari good health, wisdom, and joy.
Mrs Jonathan urged the female students to shun prostitution, drug abuse and all manner of vices but instead be role models with dignity as women, wives and mothers.
Mr Ndukuba emphasised the church’s historical role in pioneering healthcare in Nigeria.
“As you mark a milestone of platinum jubilee, I celebrate you for your invaluable record of public service to our country,” said Mr Jonathan.
