Ola Awakan, the NTDA chief, has described structure, funding and infrastructure as key priorities for tourism development in Nigeria.
LG chairmen will now earn N450,000; vice-chairmen, N400,000; secretaries, N240,000; supervisors, N230,000; and SAs to chairmen, N165,000. Legislative leaders will earn N300,000.
The Nigerian Correctional Service has unveiled its first-ever unified training manual and standardised professional course badges for its training institutions nationwide.
The Nigerian Electricity Regulatory Commission says the country’s grid-connected power plants utilised 86 per cent of available generation capacity in August.
“Over the years, I have stood by people and for causes I believed in, sometimes in difficult circumstances and at considerable personal cost,” said Mr El-Rufai.
Works minister Dave Umahi has urged Igbos in the South-East to support President Bola Tinubu’s bid for a second term.
Mr Amupitan said sustained funding was necessary to provide security and logistics.
Mr Darma expressed concern over the continued abandonment of government housing projects.
The director-general said the initiative aligned with the federal government’s fiscal policy direction.
Mr Aliyu said energy access should be treated as an economic policy rather than charity.
