Mr Idris said that Mr Tinubu administration is committed to a deep-rooted restructuring of the country.
“NOA has diligently worked to produce a brand new national values charter…with the president’s commitment to a moral, ethical, and cultural reawakening…,” said Mr Idris.
While emphasising his commitment to press freedom, Mr Mills added, “That is why I am here with my team, and it was a good discussion with the minister.”
“The President is not an opponent of protest of any kind but the President is an opponent of violence and anything that will negatively hamper the wellbeing of Nigerians.’’
The minister also said President Bola Tinubu agreed that the national minimum wage review would no longer be done every five years.
He said the council deliberated on the state of affairs of the country, especially the shortage of food.
The UAE suspended the issuance of visas to Nigerians over two years ago due to a diplomatic row between both countries.
“The Tinubu administration is, therefore, dedicated to creating an environment where journalists can work freely, without intimidation.”
“Misinformation is a cancer that may lead to a breakdown of law and order in the country.’’
“I want to assure you that you will see a lot more of our work as a team as we enter this second year of the administration.”
