Ms Usman emphasised the importance of contextualising AI policies to address the country’s specific problems and challenges.
Nigeria lauded the Preparatory Commission for the Comprehensive Nuclear-Test-Ban Treaty Organisation (CTBTO) for its steadfast efforts in pursuit of a nuclear‑test‑free world.
The Tinubu-led government stated that the tax law will not take effect in January 2026, but rather whenever Mr Edun decides to implement it.
The NCS had announced in August plans to phase out the manual ERS and replace it with an automated ERS as part of efforts to modernise its excise operations.
Mr Elliot said Mr Tinubu’s administration had made improvements in the economy, agriculture, infrastructure, health, and education, among others.
Mr Shettima, who urged the architects to support the current administration, described Mr Tinubu as “a compassionate leader who won’t even want to hurt a fly.”
He said the country had made progress toward a more competitive and investor-friendly environment.
He said the committee would also ensure that the outcomes of the meeting aligned with national priorities.
He stressed that fiscal policies must go beyond revenue mobilisation to influence healthy behaviours.
Ms Uguamaye alleged that the NYSC withheld her discharge certificate in retaliation for her criticism of Mr Tinubu’s economic policies.
