Mr Marwa said human capital remained the most valuable asset in any knowledge-based economy.
Mrs Sulaiman-Ibrahim described the MoU as a sacred pact to prioritise the family as the engine of national prosperity.
Mr Agboola said, “Stablecoins and open banking are not abstract ideas; they are practical tools acting as the operating system for productivity at scale.”
Mr Abdul said the programmes were to ensure that employees fully aligned with YABATECH’s vision of innovation, excellence and lifelong learning.
JAMB noted, “The law is explicit that no candidate is permitted to hold two admissions concurrently.”
Mr Achiatar said the reform would boost Nigeria’s technological manpower and drive the economy.
Mr Obi stated that the president failed to fix the country’s power sector.
The ICPC alleged that Mr Ojerinde committed multiple frauds while heading NECO and JAMB.
The first batch of 300 Nigerian refugees in Cameroon has arrived in Pulka town in the Gwoza LGA of Borno.
Speaking in an interview on Wednesday, its spokesperson, Ovie Ewhubare, cautioned intending travellers against scams.
