“As a regulatory agency, we are supposed to have 12,000 staff but we are barely 2,000 in a country of more than 230 million,” said NAFDAC boss.
“Take, for instance, the Gwagwalada market road, the road has been under construction for years.”
He said his government had to continuously be intellectually inquisitive and reform its way of doing things.
“This emerging reality must stop. The health of our democracy is being compromised by this unholy alliance,” said Mr Abubakar.
The police command in Abuja on Thursday released Yushau Shuaibu after he was arrested for trying to die by suicide on July 8.
“Oh, pardon me,” Ms Akpoti-Natasha apologised. Despite Ms Akpoti-Natasha’s apology, the Senate president retorted, “We are not in a nightclub.”
The Abuja Electricity Distribution Company has attributed a power outage in Kubwa and environs to a technical fault at the Kubwa transmission station.
NCoS has called on the public to cooperate with the service to recapture 31 fleeing inmates.
The NLC condemned the police commissioner’s action and threatened to protest nationwide if he failed to urgently apologise for trampling on both unions’ rights.
“In light of this, we demand an immediate police apology to NASU and SSANU members whom they violated.”
