Mr Dankama described Mr Atiku as an experienced and competent leader capable of rescuing Nigeria from socio-economic and security challenges.
Mr Bashir urged members to remain cooperative, loyal and prayerful.
S&P projected that Nigeria’s current account surplus would improve to 5.8 per cent of GDP in 2026 from 4.8 per cent in 2025.
Mr Dosunmu said, ““The South-West has always stood for progressive politics.”
Mr Osifo said, “I think God knows better, and God knows tomorrow.”
Mr Tinubu said the task before the party was to sustain continuity, consolidate reforms and strengthen the foundation of a modern Nigeria.
According to him, forgiveness of one another’s transgressions gives room for salvation and better coexistence with others.
He said most butchers could not afford to buy cattle directly from farmers due to lack of funds and were compelled to buy on credit from dealers at inflated prices.
With the extension, the registration for the national common entrance examination will close on May 31, 2026.
KSCHMA has enrolled more than 1.2 million residents in its health insurance scheme as part of efforts to expand healthcare coverage.
