Tag: Lai Mohammed

The sectoral debates will focus on addressing issues of national importance.

The minister wants Culture and Tourism made as attractive as petroleum.

The minister says government plugged financial loopholes to achieve the feat.

But we are in this situation today mainly because of the attacks on the export lines.

Mr. Mohammed says the government was aware of the hardship in the country.

A new APC spokesperson is to be named soon.

This Administration has decided to turn the economic disaster‎ that we inherited to a blessing by diversifying our economy.

The government says only 13 of the 24 power stations are currently functioning.

The minister says the federal government was working towards meeting the June 17 deadline.

The government defends Mr. Buhari’s increasingly controversial foreign trips, saying they are not frivolous.

Nigeria government says Boko Haram remains “massively degraded and largely defeated”.

Nigeria’s information minister says former President Jonathan could not understand how credible leadership could impact on troops’ performance.

Mr. Mohammed said government would not be distracted.

The minister says a few people have stolen more than allocated to develop the ordinary Nigerian.

Mr. Mohammed provides no names.

The Minister of Information says the Buhari administration will not pry into citizens' emails, private messages

PDP says the new price is "deception".

''We will restore the National Theatre to its pride of place and make it more user friendly," Mr. Mohammed says

Nigerian government spokesperson: "Today, I can report that the war against Boko Haram is largely won."

Mr. Mohammed says the postponement would afford ministers to reconcile figures.

Govt. laments absence of 'civilian component' in war against insurgency.

Mr. Mohammed said the situation at the camps was particularly daunting for women and children.

"I have listened to the complaints of many of these agitators and right down it is economic."

"We are much more informed about the horror of the war."

The minister says Nigerians will see the government’s focus once the 2016 budget is released.