Government exists for the people. The people are the central shaft from where government’s authority revolve. They are the oxygen, the mitochondrion of
The Nigerian Constitution puts it this way: ‘’Sovereignty belongs to the people of Nigeria from whom government through this Constitution derives all its powers and authority.’’
As the ministry of information said, as the biggest economy and most populous country in Africa, with a substantial extractive economy and extensive vulnerability to climate change, Nigeria has a significant stake in climate action, and our active and robust participation at COP28 was therefore not unwarranted. COP-28 presents an array of investment and partnership opportunities for the various sectors affected by climate change.
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Manufacturing sector is set for a relief as the federal government is set to kickoff its two programmes targeted at alleviating the impact of the fuel subsidy