Shettima said the economic agenda of President Bola Tinubu’s administration was rooted in supporting each state.
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Tinubu made this known during his consultative session with FOCI held at Wells Carlton Hotels in Abuja on Thursday.
Leading the debate on the general principles of the bill on Wednesday during plenary, Senate Leader Yahaya Abdullahi announced continuation of the budget consideration by the lawmakers.
Fashola made the remarks on Thursday while inspecting some ongoing Federal Government road projects in Osun State.
The MOU is also to maximise skills, knowledge and responses in the realisation of the postcode objectives.
President Buhari has challenged state governors to redouble efforts in addressing infrastructure deficiencies in their respective states to revamp the nation’s economy.
The Federal Ministry of Transportation has signed a Memorandum of Understanding with Japan to promote quality infrastructure development and harmonious relationship between Nigeria and Japan.
The Minister of State II for Power, Works and Housing, Suleiman Zarma, made this known on Wednesday when he paid a courtesy visit on the Governor Yahaya Bello of Kogi.
The Senior Special Assistant to the President on Media and Publicity, Mallam Garba Shehu, stated this in an interview programme on Express Radio in Kano on Tuesday
According to the minister, similar intervention will be provided to polytechnics and colleges of education as soon as the analyses of their needs’ assessment are over
Akinjide stated this at the foundation laying ceremony for the upgrading of Karu Motor Park in Abuja Municipal Area Council
Apollos explained that UBA is however supporting the sector through funding of state-of-the-art technology for the aircraft and provision of payment solutions in the 19 African countries where the bank has presence
The minister said that the country needed to invest an average of $25
billion (N4 trillion) per annum from 2014 to 2018 on infrastructure,
compared with $10 billion (N1.6 trillion) the government currently
spent