Mr Tinubu described the civil service as “the engine room” for delivering public goods and effective governance throughout Nigeria.
He said that with the bus terminals, residents do not need to wait on the roadside for vehicles.
Nigeria’s delegation, led by comptroller-general Adewale Adeniyi, met with Surjit Bhujbal of India’s Central Board of Indirect Taxes and Customs.
“This is not just another conference. It is an opportunity for truth-telling, healing, dialogue, and decisive recommendations,” he said.
Mills said this at the official unveiling of a meeting of working groups of the U.S.–Nigeria Commercial and Investment Partnership on Tuesday in Abuja.
Mr Tinubu commended the FCT Administration, led by Mr Wike, for its vision and commitment to the quality and timely execution of projects.
The visit is expected to yield significant policy breakthroughs across multiple sectors.
“It is our desire that all aspirants and candidates will work towards the success of the elections come 2026,” he stated.
The children expressed disappointment on how Nigeria has failed them as a country.
The U.S. security alert comes after Boko Haram suicide bomber killed over 20 in Borno over the weekend.
