Presidency: Cabinet Reshuffle Imminent, Move Will be Hinged on Ministers’ Performance Says new economic stabilisation bill to bolster naira against dollar value Vows not to intervene in NNPC/Dangote petrol price war
Deji Elumoye in Abuja
The presidency yesterday confirmed that President Bola Tinubu will soon
reshuffle his 47-man cabinet, but explained that the exercise which may be carried out anytime from now, would be evidence-based.
Besides , the presidency stated that Tinubu would be aided in his decision by public opinion that have been empirically extracted.
Special Adviser to the President on Information and Strategy, Bayo Onanuga, made this known while addressing newsmen at the State
House, Abuja. Onanuga, who was in the company with Senior Special Assistant to the President on Digital and New Media,
O’tega Ogra, said there was no timeline to when Tinubu would reshuffle his Continued on page 10
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25 Observer Groups Knock Edo Guber Poll, Object to Collation of Ward, LG Results 30 CSOs present recommendations to National Assembly Support Yiaga Africa's position that election lacks credibility It’s worst election conducted by INEC, PDP reiterates IG applauds conduct of officers, other security agencies during election
Chuks Okocha, Linus Aleke in Abuja and Adibe Emenyonu in Benin City
About 25 Observer Groups, yesterday, said last Saturday’s governorship election in Edo State fell short of
expectations, and stated that the collation of results at some levels did not comply with the Electoral
Act, 2022. About 30 other civil society organisations (CSOs), under the
aegis of Citizens Memorandum for Electoral Reforms, yesterday, presented 37 draft electoral recommendations
to the National Assembly to help Continued on page 10
Kekere-Ekun Confirmed as Chief Justice, Seeks Reform
CJN advocates pre-election matters terminate at Appeal Court Says stringent process should be adopted in judges’ appointment Threatens serious consequences for erring judges over conflicting judgements Says senior lawyers commenting on ongoing cases in court will face severe consequences Her appointment shows Tinubu's respect for seniority, merit, says Presidency Story on page 10
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R-L: Vice President, Federal Republic of Nigeria, Sen Kashim Shettima; Chairman of the Africa Minerals Strategy Group (AMSG) and Nigeria’s Solid Minerals Development Minister, Dr. Oladele Alake; Secretary General of the AMSG, Mr. Moses Engadu; and Minister of Minerals Development of Malawi, Hon. Monica Chang'anamuno at the High Impact Event of AMSG in New York, United States... yesterday