Mr Tinubu is expected to engage with key private sector leaders and senior government officials while in Lagos.
She said Nigeria’s insolvency law was statutorily comprehensive but procedurally weak due to heavy reliance on overburdened courts.
Mr Tinubu also acknowledged the transformative role of Mr Oyedepo’s educational institutions.
He condemned the use of petroleum and diesel trucks to transport cooking oils.
The president urged citizens to continue to pray for the leaders and the country.
According to FAAN, the system will also enhance revenue assurance.
The commissioner urged the corps members to justify the trust the nation has in them.
Mr Ladoja succeeded Oba Owolabi Olakulehin, who died on July 7, 2025.
He said that there was an initiative to turn NTAC into a hub for exporting Nigeria’s man-power to countries in need.
The government, through the FCCPC, recently imposed a $220 million fine on Meta for data breaches.
