Mr Oshiomhole likened naira printing under the former president’s watch to what happened during the regime of former Ugandan President Idi Amin.
Mr Ogungbemide said the programme aims to enhance awareness of occupational stress and its impact on mental and physical health.
In April, Mr Tinubu had boasted of governing the country remotely from the UK during his last trip to Europe.
He added that the framework was already being implemented within NITDA.
Nongoatse said, “About 45,000 smallholder farmers will benefit indirectly from the initiative.’’
Mr Ogunbanjo said that the project was developed in partnership with Globacom Nigeria Limited.
Mr Adeboye said, “Nigeria, as well as other nations of the world, are going through a challenging time.’’
The minister noted that the increasing burden of cancer in the country needed solutions.
Alabi Kabir, Sheddy Ozonne and Hamza Idris, were elected unopposed as vice-president West, East and North respectively.
Mr Oyetola explained that the jackets would improve safety for those relying on the Benue, Donga, and Taraba rivers for travel and trade.
