“Reform is a reset because we were living in fiscal illusions. So, we needed to stop deceiving ourselves so the country can move forward,” Mr Oyedele said.
Mr Ur-Rehman said such policies should include six months of paid maternity leave, flexible working arrangements, breastfeeding breaks, and private lactation spaces.
Mr Bugaje said the curriculum was developed in response to the growing global demand for AI skills and emerging technologies.
Mr Najomo said that the authority was not opposed to the strengthening of any aviation agency.
Mr Nkwocha stated that the vice president would commit the time off official duties to study and reflect to strengthen his capacity for continued service to the country.
Mr Ndirmbula charged the new executives to strengthen the profession and take it to greater heights.
Ms Onubogu commended Ms Shaibu for sustaining and expanding the achievements of previous administrations.
Bolaji Oluwatosin, a legal practitioner, told Peoples Gazette that the anti-corruption agency had limited power to freeze the accounts.
“The rule of law must prevail over the rule of politics,” the governor said.
The CGC added that preliminary findings also identified security gaps that might have contributed to the breach.
