Uber said in a statement, “After a thorough review of our business, we have made the tough decision to wind down our operations in Nigeria, effective 2 September 2026.”
Mr Wike made the remarks during a media chat on Wednesday.
Mr Gidado-Bebeji “If there is a lawful basis for any further investigation or prosecution, due process should be strictly followed.”
Mr Wike stated, “There is no election in Nigeria where the issue of hunger and insecurity won’t come up.”
Mr Tinubu also praised his multi-sectoral approach in ensuring good governance.
Ms Olapade assumed office as the university’s fifth substantive bursar on Wednesday.
Mr Dangote said, “The economic reforms being implemented by the Federal Government are beginning to yield tangible results.”
Mr Wike stated, “My thinking and strategy anywhere I am sitting is how the President will win the (2027) election.”
‎The registrar urged teachers, school owners and other stakeholders to verify information through the council’s official channels.
Yiaga Africa has urged political parties to strengthen internal discipline and sanction members who engage in hate speech, cyberbullying and character assassination.
