Mr Tinubu said Nigeria today had a leader in the late Awolowo’s mould guiding the country through a critical period of reforms.
The council, now led by the newly elected Chair, Archbishop Laurent Mbanda, declared that the “Canterbury Instruments” have failed to uphold essential biblical discipline.
Mr Gbajabiamila described the proposed company as a major step toward repositioning Nigeria’s electricity sector.
The cleric said Nigerians should reject vote buying during the election period.
According to her, the approval takes effect from April 27, 2026.
He said the senior officers were promoted to fill the vacancies created by the retirement of eight DIGs.
He described the attack as “a heartless assault on innocent citizens”.
According to Mr Onanuga, the Tinubu-led administration has also improved healthcare and embarked on the construction of superhighways.
Mr Onoja said the troops also intercepted about 51,000 litres of stolen crude oil within the past week.
He said food security was central to Nigeria’s economic stability, national independence and poverty reduction.
