According to him, the 2026 AFNIS comes at a crucial moment in Africa’s history.Â
She said the percentage was based on the volume of counterfeit and fake cosmetics, food and beverages confiscated.Â
The project aims to improve broadcast quality and boost the digital economy.
He said that lack of policy continuity would make Nigeria’s transport sector to be constrained.
Mr Adeyanju said that digital technology was a critical driver of national development, economic competitiveness and improved governance.
Ms Henry urged veterans to remain committed to the ideals of service by supporting security efforts within their localities.
Mr Mark said, “The ADC is not on trial. Rather, it is the judiciary that is on trial and the nation is waiting to see how the National Judicial Council will handle this situation.”
Ms Sulaiman-Ibrahim emphasised the need to expand women’s access to finance, land ownership opportunities and agricultural inputs.
Mr Adeyemo pledged YFAI’s support for efforts aimed at improving the global competitiveness of Nigerian honey.
The Nigerian government announced the launch of FreeTV, a national digital television platform.
