Mr Nwaiwu stated that the CPS policy made it mandatory for all workers to contribute a percentage of their salaries as savings towards retirement.
The Abuja Chamber of Commerce and Industry on Wednesday honoured the courage, selfless service and unwavering dedication of men and women of the military.
Mr Gwary explained that the measure was to curb the menace of miscreants, vandalising government’s assets and infrastructure.
The minister explained that the dialysis would be done at an 80 per cent subsidy to ensure that dialysis care is more accessible and affordable to Nigerians.
The spokesman added that once a payment was made, a land allottee would get their C of O within two weeks.
The police command in the Federal Capital Territory said it had identified some criminal black spots in Abuja and commenced daily raids of the locations.
President Bola Tinubu has called on the Armed Forces of Nigeria to embrace innovation and adaptability in addressing the nation’s security challenges.
The Federal Capital Territory Muslim Pilgrims Welfare Board has fixed January 30 as the registration deadline for all intending pilgrims for the 2025 Hajj exercise
Mr Kaigama condemned ethnic and religious discrimination, calling for unity, justice, and mutual respect to achieve societal harmony.
Baba Madu, the NBS’ head of national accounts, explained that including illegal activities in the GDP estimation aligns with best practices.
