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Vice-President Kashim Shettima criticises Peter Obi’s economic comparisons, arguing Nigeria cannot simply adopt policies designed for Bangladesh.
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President Bola Tinubu has asked the Senate to repeal the law establishing the Administrative Staff College of Nigeria and create a National School of Government to strengthen leadership development and public sector capacity.
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Lagos State Deputy Governor Obafemi Hamzat has urged African governments and businesses to invest more in digital infrastructure, local innovation and technology development to help scale homegrown solutions and accelerate economic growth.
Nigeria reaffirms its 2060 net-zero target, combining renewable energy, gas, clean cooking and climate-smart agriculture.
Nigeria says developing countries can pursue industrialisation and energy access while taking meaningful climate action.
Tinubu links Nigeria’s foreign policy to economic reforms, stressing institutions, investment and private-sector growth.
Otti backs subsidy removal, saying restoring petrol subsidies would undermine Nigeria’s finances and reverse economic reforms.
Hackers stole about $351.6 million from Bitget wallets, prompting a withdrawal suspension and an ongoing security investigation.
Netanyahu delivered a forceful UN address attacking Iran, critics and allies as dozens of delegates walked out.
Tinubu says the UN Security Council must reflect today’s global realities, with stronger African representation in permanent membership.
Tinubu urges the world to embrace artificial intelligence as a tool for development, innovation, productivity and human advancement.
Shettima says debt servicing is limiting development spending, urging reforms and wider access to affordable financing.
Nigeria urges sustained global support for victims of extremism, focusing on recovery, justice, rehabilitation and reintegration.
Tinubu says military victories alone cannot guarantee lasting peace, urging diplomacy, development and stronger international cooperation.
UNGA speakers urge stronger multilateral cooperation, respect for international law and a central role for the United Nations.
