Mr Osazuwa listed challenges facing the port to include insecurity, low patronage and delays in dredging the River Niger.
Mr Tikau stressed the need for national unity, patriotism, dignity of labour and religious tolerance.
Mr Dingyadi stated that the policy would boost productivity and strengthen investor confidence in Nigeria’s labour environment.
Mr Tinubu also approved the adoption of a proposed pension harmonisation policy for DBS pensioners in the 2026 pension budget.
The Nigerian Police Force Microfinance Bank lost by 7.25 per cent, closing at N3.20 per share.
He said that of serious concern was the persistent public media outbursts against PDP by some prominent members.
Mr Obi said he would ensure that political parties were bigger than the elected people.
Mr Sowore’s release came hours after the protests gained momentum nationwide.
He said Nigeria will continue to have close collaboration and engagement with the U.S. for the benefit of the two nations.
He stated that the revitalisation and development of the textile sector would help save foreign exchange and create jobs.
