The News Agency of reports that the books were handed over to the Commandant of the depot, Maj.-Gen. Victor Okwudili-Ezugwu by the Commander, British Military Advisory Training Team in Nigeria, Col. Jeremy Bogshow.
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The House of Lords, parliament’s unelected upper house, voted 348-to-225 in favour of a change, which seeks the possibility of the nation remaining in the EU customs union after Brexit
Lord Ahmad of Wimbledon, the UK Minister of State for the United Nations, stated this at the Security Council briefing on the Group of 5 Sahel Joint Force.
The EU (Withdrawal) Bill is central to the government’s plan to leave the EU in March 2019, repealing the laws that made Britain an EU member and transposing existing EU law into British law.
The position of the High Commission was made known in Lagos by the Deputy High Commissioner, Laure Beaufils, when she received in audience the Director-General of NAPTIP, Julie Okah-Donli, who led a team of officials on a visit to the office of the Deputy High Commission in Lagos.
“The publication follows months of consultations on how to reduce the impact of diesel vehicles, and accelerate the move to cleaner transport,” the government said in a statement on Wednesday.
The British High Commissioner to Nigeria, Paul Arkwright, said this while receiving the Group General Manager, Group Public Affairs of the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation, Ndu Ughamadu, in Abuja on Sunday.
The British High Commissioner to Nigeria, Paul Thomas Arkwright, said on Friday that the British Government was not supporting those calling for the secession in Nigeria.
The British foreign office recommended President Trump “should be extended the full courtesy of a state visit”, but lawmakers are still to debate the petition in parliament on February 20
The British High Commissioner to Nigeria, Paul Arkwright, made the pledge while fielding questions from newsmen in Kano on Wednesday
British Deputy High Commissioner to Nigeria, Mr. Peter Carter who disclosed this in Asaba yesterday during a visit to the state Governor, Dr. Emmanuel Uduaghan, said that the United Kingdom was encouraged by the infrastructural development and incentives put in place by the administration
The statement, signed by Ogbole Amedu Ode, the spokesperson of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs in Abuja, said the Nigerian Government was yet to get a final decision on the issue, which became public some months ago