The president urged policyholders, the public interest and improving trust and confidence in the sector.
A charity group on Thursday said Mr Onakoya experienced intense vomiting and stomach pain.
Mr Omo-Agege assured of the committee’s resolve to strictly follow the party’s guidelines and constitution.
On Friday, the Abuja Division of the Federal High Court dismissed EFCC’s money laundering charge filed against former attorney general Mohammed Adoke.
It said the South-South recorded the lowest average retail price per litre of kerosene at N1,273.07.
Mr Otu said the move would increase food production, availability, accessibility, and affordability in Cross River.
Mr Ezenwa said that opposition political parties were meant to be shadow governments, through policy differentiation.
Mr Olumide said such investors may also risk losing their property or investment to demolition.
Mr Ododo said the menace of insecurity and flooding in Kogi could impact other states bordering it if left unaddressed.
Mr Enoh said that the partnership would help to inject funding into sports development from the private sector.
The President assured citizens that his administration remained committed to creating and expanding opportunities for the youth.
The prosecutor said the offence contravened sections 287, 411, and 308 of the Criminal Law of Lagos State.
DiCarlo said fighting in El Fasher could unleash bloody inter-communal strife throughout Darfur.
Ten senior commanders, including chief of the Kenya Defence Forces Francis Ogolla, were killed in a helicopter crash in the country’s northwest.
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