Today’s Headlines: Tinubu Calls For Peace, Unity Among Okun People Ahead Of Kogi Elections; Lawal Restates Commitment To Restore Peace In Zamfara
Tinubu Calls For Peace, Unity Among Okun People Ahead Of Kogi Elections
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President Bola Tinubu has called on the people of Kogi West Senatorial District to maintain peace and unity ahead of the forthcoming gubernatorial elections in the State.
Speaking at a meeting with leaders of Okun Development Association, led by Professor Micheal Ikupolati, at the Presidential Villa on Thursday, the President assured them of his commitment to look into their concerns regarding marginalization and the need for fair representation in governance of their state.
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Lawal Restates Commitment To Restore Peace In Zamfara
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The governor stated this while receiving a report from the transition committee, where he promised to carefully study the report and come up with action plans for immediate implementation.
Governor Dauda Lawal reaffirmed the state government’s determination to block all revenue leakages and entrench the culture of accountability, transparency, and openness in governance.
Panadol Manufacturer, GSK, To End tions In Nigeria After 51 Years
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In a statement sent to the Nigerian Exchange Limited, the multinational pharmaceutical company said it would transition to a third-party direct distribution model for its pharmaceutical products.
At the same time, the company said it is now working with its advisers to agree on the next steps, while it plans to submit a scheme of arrangements to the Securities and Exchange Commission for the possible return of cash to its local shareholders.
Tinubu Woos Libya, Algeria Against Junta
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President Bola Tinubu, on Thursday, dispatched a delegation led by a Nigerian diplomat, Babagana Kingibe, to engage with the leaders of Libya and Algeria on the crisis in Niger Republic, where a military junta overthrew democratically-elected President Mohamed Bazoum.
This was as he sent another delegation, headed by former Nigerian Head of State, Gen. Abdulsalami Abubakar, to Niger to speedily resolve the current political impasse in the country.
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