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Co-chair of the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation, Bill Gates, says Nigeria’s economy has stagnated, stating that earlier in the year, the country’s debt exceeded 50 per cent of its Gross Domestic Product for the first time since 2001. Gates stated this during his address at the National Economic Council meeting held at the Council
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Former Ogun State Governor, Chief Olusegun Osoba, has said the late Obaseki Awolowo and MKO Abiola were never allowed to become Nigeria’s president. Osoba said despite killing most Yorubas in their quest for Nigerian presidency, President Bola Tinubu survived. He spoke during the All Progressives Congress South West Zone Assembly meeting held at Eko Hotels
Awolowo, MKO Abiola were never allowed become Nigerian president – Osoba
Former Ogun State Governor, Chief Olusegun Osoba, has said the late Obaseki Awolowo and MKO Abiola were never allowed to become Nigeria’s president.
Osoba said despite killing most Yorubas in their quest for Nigerian presidency, President Bola Tinubu survived.
He spoke during the All Progressives Congress South West Zone Assembly meeting held at Eko Hotels and Suites, Lagos.
According to Osoba: “Many of us here today worked tirelessly to support the late Chief Obafemi Awolowo’s quest for the presidency, but he wasn’t allowed to get there.
“Similarly, we rallied behind the late MKO Abiola’s presidential ambition, but we lost him, and with him, the opportunity.
“They killed many of us because of our mission to make this country better. But we thank God that some of us are still alive to witness Bola Tinubu’s success.
Awolowo, MKO Abiola were never allowed become Nigerian president – Osoba
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The Lagos State Government has explained its decision not to join other states in their lawsuit against the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission before the Supreme Court. According to the state, an ongoing case between it and the anti-graft agency over a similar issue is already before the apex court. Addressing journalists on Wednesday during
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The Lagos State Government has explained its decision not to join other states in their lawsuit against the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission before the Supreme Court. According to the state, an ongoing case between it and the anti-graft agency over a similar issue is already before the apex court. Addressing journalists on Wednesday during