Nigeria Presidency Defends Reforms, Tackles Atiku
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Nigeria's Presidency is defending President Tinubu's economic reforms, acknowledging the hardship they cause while arguing difficult choices are unavoidable. The Presidency also criticized former Vice President Atiku Abubakar for reporting Tinubu to U.S. officials, questioning Abubakar's legal status in the United States.
Presidency unveils plans for new federal and state policing framework
- Nigeria's presidency has established a high-level working group to draft a legal framework for a new federal and state policing model. - The draft Executive Bill is scheduled for presentation to President Bola Tinubu on September 3, 2026. - The public, including professional bodies and civil society, is invited to submit memoranda and proposals by August 13, 2026, via a dedicated website.
Presidency replies Atiku on economy, says ex-VP’s claims based on outdated data
- Nigeria's Presidency responded to former Vice President Atiku Abubakar's criticisms of the current administration's economic policies. - Abubakar had accused the government of excessive borrowing, q…
Presidency Defends Tinubu's Reforms, Dismisses N7.98tn Oil Windfall Claim
- The Nigerian Presidency defended President Bola Tinubu's economic reforms against criticism from former Vice President Atiku Abubakar. - The Presidency dismissed Abubakar's claims of a N7.98 trillio…
Presidency faults Atiku’s N7.98tn oil windfall claim
- The Nigerian Presidency refuted claims by former Vice President Atiku Abubakar regarding an unaccounted N7.98tn oil windfall. - The Presidency stated that any incremental revenue from higher oil pri…