“It is witchcraft economics: create the burden with one hand, offer debt with the other, and demand applause for the intervention,” Mr Abubakar said.
The Abuja Chamber of Commerce and Industry (ACCI) says agriculture accounts for about 23.16 per cent of Nigeria’s real GDP and can lift millions out of poverty.
Mr Ezekiel said NEMA provided relief assistance to 24,625 households.
Mr Nwala said Nigeria already had a diverse SBCC ecosystem
The spokesperson said officials guilty of wrongdoing were subjected to disciplinary measures.
Mr Husseini acknowledged the widespread lack of awareness about IP rights and regulations.
Mr Mutwang described the ambulances as a strategic investment in emergency healthcare.
Mr Kabir said Bangladesh’s experience shows that peace and security must be pursued alongside social and economic development.
Mr Olukoyede said, “Your theme is exactly what Nigeria needs.”
“We politicians are the problem of this country. There is nothing wrong with Nigeria,” Mr Obi said.
