“Our people really don’t know how much states spend on bailing out local governments, and that’s the issue there,” Mr Abdulrahman said.
“With regards to Gaza, very clear, our opposition to of course displacements of people.’’
Mr Namadi said that the state was already number one in the production of wheat.
”You know we are old friends. And it was as a friend that I told him ‘don’t run,” he said.
Tahir Mamman said that the decision was made to ensure that tertiary institutions are properly managed.
“This is part of the technological wave that is present very much in Nigeria, which is becoming a bigger and bigger share of the economy.’’
Ajuri Ngelale, special adviser to the President on media and publicity, made this known while briefing State House Correspondents in Abuja.
“I said very unambiguously that the last general elections in Nigeria are the most transparent.”
Mr Buhari, last week, hosted diverse prominent figures ranging from Anthony Joshua to Orji Uzor Kalu.
He identified the scarcity of petroleum products and the naira redesign as major challenges confronting INEC. However, Mr Yakubu said solutions were already in sight.
