Mrs Dabiri-Erewa stated, “We pledge our solidarity and support for the Renewed Hope agenda of Mr President.’’
The presidential aide said that the regional strategy approach was very much in alignment with Mr Tinubu’s agenda.
Mr Tinubu responded affirmatively when Mr Macron asked if he was enjoying his time in the Western European country.
This is part of ongoing efforts to revitalise primary health care under the Renewed Hope Agenda.
The union emphasised that its industrial action would be total, indefinite and comprehensive.
‎Mr Tinubu departed Abuja on September 4 for France for a working vacation.
Mr Tinubu wished the ICRC boss continued strength, wisdom, and success in national service.
The presidential spokesperson explained that “When the currency adjusts, the naira value of existing external debt rises—whether or not new loans are taken.”
He said that Nigerians living abroad make substantial contributions to the national economy through remittances.
Security challenges marked Mr El-Rufai’s administration as Kaduna governor.
