…partners, civil society organisations, traditional and religious institutions, the private sector, community leaders and the media. She reaffirmed Nigeria’s commitment to working with UNESCO and other development partners to build a literate, sustainable and prosperous society. Ahmad said the government would continue…

…₦2m and ₦3m on retirement, depending on rank. He also urged the Kogi Government and private sector to engage retired officers in security and intelligence roles. He emphasised that retired officers had a lot to offer in security and psychological profiling. He urged the government and private sector to tap into this ex…

…areas, development partners, civil society organisations, communities, and the private sector to strengthen domestic ownership of the HIV response. “Resource mobilisation goes beyond funding or material resources. It includes strategies that will ensure that the HIV response continues to thrive towards ending HIV/AIDS…

…dumpsites and critical waste collection points, while sustaining engagements with Private Sector Participation operators to improve service delivery across the state. The commissioner insisted that keeping Lagos clean required a collective effort between government and residents, stating that government’s role in provi…

…leaders, political stakeholders, civil society organisations, organised labour, the private sector, women and communities across the state. He particularly praised Deltans for sustaining peace, saying the stability had created an environment for development. “The peace we are enjoying today has brought development. If…

…and religious institutions, schools, security agencies, civil society organisations, the private sector and the media. “The Nigerian child must not be an afterthought in Nigeria’s development agenda. Protecting the Nigerian child is not charity. It is a national responsibility,”Sanni said. The organisation reaffirmed i…

…development partners, academia, professional bodies, civil society organisations and the private sector, had completed the first draft of the compact. A cross-section of participants at the event. He said the draft followed months of technical engagements, evidence-based analysis, inter-sectoral collaboration and consu…

…Accounting and a Master of Business Administration. She has extensive experience in the private sector, public sector and international development. “She is widely credited for her strategic contributions to Ekiti State’s improved standing in accountability, transparency and fiscal management over the past six years an…

…therefore place an additional burden on public finances. The minister said the Organised Private Sector and other stakeholders in the economy had similarly cautioned against reversing the ongoing reforms. “Nigeria cannot build tomorrow’s economy by returning to yesterday’s unsustainable subsidy regime. We have moved be…

…“Restoring it would instantly sabotage the nascent renaissance of local refining, crush private sector confidence, and plunge the country back into chronic foreign exchange haemorrhage. Nigerians must reject this sordid narrative of regression. “True leadership requires the courage to defend difficult, foundational ref…

…out his administration’s achievements, added that “the state government is encouraging private sector participation in water and power supply, with two investors currently bidding,” as he urged residents to acquire prepaid meters at a subsidised rate. He said, “Work on Erekesan Market is temporarily suspended but will…

…accountability and results from elected officials. Reflecting on his experience in the private sector and as governor of Anambra State, he said his background had equipped him with knowledge of public finance, institutional management and development. He said he was entering the 2027 presidential contest with the convi…

…beyond just the NADDC, seeking more support from relevant government Agencies and the private sector.

…through transparent governance, infrastructure development and collaboration with the private sector. Earlier, the Minister of State for Petroleum Resources (Gas), Ekperikpe Ekpo, said the event marked the launch of two major national interventions in the state: the rural women empowerment initiative for entrepreneursh…

…deputy governor, Mr Friday Aghedo. The governor said his administration recognised the private sector as a critical partner in development, noting that the government’s SHINE Agenda was designed to improve infrastructure, strengthen security, support agriculture and human development, and create an enabling environment…

…the United Nations, Development Partners, International Financial Institutions, and the private sector to accelerate recovery and sustainable development in the state. Babagana Zulum made the call at the Council Chambers of the Government […] The post Zulum hosts 4th UN Offer meeting, seeks stronger UN appeared first o…

…welfare. The organisation called for greater collaboration among government, the private sector, development partners, academia, labour organisations, civil society and young Nigerians in developing solutions to accelerate inclusive economic growth. It described NES #32 as a platform for evidence-based dialogue, strate…

…project that has not been destroyed by the government in Nigeria is the NLNG, where the private sector has 51 per cent, and the Nigerian government has 49 per cent. See what we did with Nigerian railways. “See what we did with the national shipping company. See what we are doing now even with the NNPC. The NNPC has ref…

…urging stronger collaboration among government institutions, development partners, the private sector and youth-led organisations. She said such collaboration was necessary to expand opportunities for young Nigerians and ensure that youth-focused interventions were inclusive, sustainable and responsive to emerging need…

…can build Nigeria’s digital future alone. The Federal Government, state governments, the private sector, academia and development partners all have complementary roles to play,” he said. The partnership therefore places the Enugu facilities within a wider push to use digital infrastructure and human capital to support…

…as a partnership involving the Federal Government, the United Nations and the private sector to protect schools in high-risk communities and ensure that children could continue their education despite insecurity. More than $30 million has been mobilised for the Safe Schools Initiative since its establishment, according…

…Bola Tinubu has explained that he supported the Dangote Refinery to encourage the private sector to invest more in the nation’s economy. Tinubu said this on Thursday at a meeting with the board and management of the Nigerian Exchange Group at the Presidential Villa, Abuja. Recounting his conversation with the late form…

…strategic economic assets that have the capacity to transform Osun’s economy, stimulate private sector investment and create wealth for our people,” he said. Earlier, the WABOTAN President, Tope Fajemirokun, described Oyebamiji as a high-performing administrator, adding that his success stories at NIWA will be replicat…

…require partnership. Faith communities, traditional institutions, civil society, the private sector and citizens all have indispensable roles to play in promoting peace, strengthening social cohesion and advancing national development. Constructive engagement between Government and these institutions is therefore not o…

…management, research, media and administration, while stimulating entrepreneurship and private sector investment. Minister of State for Education, Prof. Suwaiba Sa’id Ahmad, described the initiative as a landmark reform that would redefine the relationship between education and sports by allowing talented students to e…