2027: DEPUTY SPEAKER, KALU HAS NOT DECLARED FOR ABIA GOVERNORSHIP. (PHOTO).#PRESS RELEASE.

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 Press Release From the Office of the Deputy Speaker, House of Representatives 2027: Deputy Speaker, Kalu Has Not Declared For Abia Governorship The attention of the Office of the Deputy Speaker, House of Representatives, Rt. Hon. Benjamin Okezie Kalu, PhD, LL.D, CFR, has been drawn to a false and misleading news report circulating on social media, attributed to "Native Reporters", claiming the Deputy Speaker's intention to run for Governor of Abia State in 2027. We categorically state that the report is baseless, unfounded, and lacks credibility. The Deputy Speaker has not made any declaration, either privately or publicly, to contest for the governorship of Abia State in 2027. The Deputy Speaker is focused on his four-year mandate of representing  Bende Federal Constituency of Abia State and serving them and indeed, all Nigerians with dedication and integrity. We urge "Native Reporters" to retract the false report and adhere to basic journalistic ethics, inclu...

NIGERIA MOVES TO RE-OPEN BORDERS WITH BENIN REPUBLIC, SIGNS 12- POINT COMMUNIQUE.(PHOTO).


Nigeria moves to re-open borders with Benin Republic, signs 12-point communique

In line with the Federal Government’s drive to facilitate trade and improve Nigeria’s economy to become globally competitive, a delegation of the Nigeria Customs Service (NCS), led by the Ag. Comptroller General of Customs, Bashir Adewale Adeniyi has paid a working visit to the Republic of Benin and signed a 12-point communique which aims to fully re-open the border between both countries, a statement signed on Tuesday by National Spokesman of Customs, Abdullahi Maiwada revealed.

According to the Customs statement, “The Ag. CGC and his delegation visited the Nigerian Embassy on Monday, 24th of July and met with Ambassador Kayode Aluko, the Nigerian Ambassador to the Republic of Benin.

“Thereafter, they were received by the Director General of the Customs Administration in Benin, Mr. Alain Hinkati, Customs partners Webb Fontaine and Benin Control. 

“They also visited Customs facilities at the port of Cotonou, where the Ag. CGC was taken through the processes and operations at the port.”

During the visit, the two chiefs engaged with stakeholders from both countries and their concerns were identified and effectively considered. 

Notable among the concerns is the request to review the possibilities of reopening the border, as well as addressing the issue of administrative charges.

 

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