Stephen Angbulu is a State House Correspondent for Punch Newspapers, covering national news in Nigeria. With a focus on political developments and government affairs, Stephen provides insightful analysis and reporting on key issues impacting the country.
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By: Stephen Angbulu, Abdulrahman Zakariyau, Adebayo Folorunsho-Francis
•Consular officers deployed to embassies in Spain, Malaysia, Brazil, others, concerns raised over state of country's missions abroad
Vice President Kashim Shettima is currently presiding over the 145th meeting of the National Economic Council at the State House, Abuja.
By: Stephen Angbulu
The National Economic Council on Thursday gave the Federal Capital Territory, and Adamawa, Kwara and Kebbi states a week to submit their positions on the proposed creation of state police.
By: Stephen Angbulu
President Bola Tinubu, on Wednesday, assured the international community that his administration will continue prioritising the welfare of the poor and most vulnerable even as the economic reforms bear fruit.
The Federal Government and the state governors will next week take decisions on the creation of state.
By: Stephen Angbulu
The National Economic Council on Thursday resolved that Nigeria needs a reformed and diversified electricity system, in addition to the existing national grid.
The Federal Government will likely apply for the extradition of Simon Ekpa, the leader of the Eastern Security Network, the paramilitary organization of the Indigenous People of Biafra.
The African Development Bank has onboarded 21 states for the second phase of its Special Agro-Industrial Processing Zones Programme.
Tinubu wrote the Senate, seeking confirmation of Lieutenant General Olufemi Oluyede’s appointment as the substantive Chief of Army Staff.
By: Ayoola, Stephen Angbulu
President Bola Tinubu has appealed to a Brazilian firm and one of the world's leading meat processing companies, JBS S.A, to invest in the country's $2.5bn livestock sector, assuring the company of a good return on their investment.
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