Mr Rafsanjani said higher taxes would increase prices and discourage consumption.
He noted that several high-profile cases had been abandoned without accountability.
According to him, investing in youth development remains critical to Nigeria’s future.
Mr Iledare explained that electricity is not just about generating power but about ensuring it is affordable.
The NMDPRA pricing framework was derived from Platts average figures recorded between April 17 and 23, reflecting prevailing global oil market conditions.
He described the commission’s 14,000 employees as the silent engine driving Nigeria’s democracy forward.
Mr Adelabu said that he carried out his duties with a clear conscience and in the national interest.
Ms Gabriel said the establishment of the institute
Mr Tinubu will be accompanied on the trip by some of his ministers and senior aides.
He described workers as the backbone of productivity in healthcare, education, aviation, energy, and public service.
