Mr Tinubu challenged Nigerian universities to conduct a thorough self-assessment to ascertain if they were meeting national and global community expectations.
Mr Ododo said, “As citizens you shouldn’t allow yourselves to be used by selfish and destructive politicians who think only of themselves.
PTAD said that the payment was part of the N32,000 increment approved by President Bola Tinubu.
“I have promised the president that we will deliver 2.5 million votes to him in 2027,” Mr Okpebholo said.
“Do not stop until you secure qualification. Super Eagles, keep soaring. The nation stands with you!” the president said.
While thanking the federal government for the initiative, Mr Mutfwang promised to build his administration on the principles of justice and fairness.
Senator Adeola Solomon (APC-Ogun) commended the committee for the report.
Amidst security challenges, especially in the North, army chief Waidi Shaibu has assured Nigerians of improved security across the country.
Mr Shettima said Mr Tinubu’s government has succeeded in ending the regimes of volatility and unpredictability that once characterised Nigeria’s economy.
The federal government has announced that it will provide starter packs to graduates of Technical and Vocational Education and Training programmes.
