Tinubu Takes Action Against Reform Challenges, Assures More in 2024

Onanuga assured the public that a series of proactive measures are already in motion

President Bola Tinubu

In response to the impactful reforms initiated across various sectors, President Bola Tinubu is proactively addressing the ensuing challenges. Bayo Onanuga, the Special Adviser to the President on Information and Strategy, revealed this development in a statement released on Saturday in Abuja. Emphasizing Tinubu’s commitment, Onanuga stated that additional measures are slated for implementation in 2024.

Acknowledging the temporary disruptions caused by the reforms, Tinubu remains resolute in mitigating the challenges. Onanuga assured the public that a series of proactive measures are already in motion, with more anticipated in the coming year.

“In the New Year, we anticipate the current understated silver linings to evolve into rays of sunshine, benefiting all Nigerians,” remarked Onanuga, expressing optimism about the positive outcomes of the ongoing efforts.

Nigeria Signs 2023 Radio Communications Final Act For Global Connectivity

Nigeria has announced the signing of the Final Act of World Radiocommunications Conference (WRC) WRC-2023 alongside other countries of the globe.

The final act constitutes a raft of the decisions taken at the conference.

The announcement is contained in a statement issued yesterday by the Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC).

The Final Act comprises both the new and revised provisions of the radio regulations, an international treaty governing the use of the radio-frequency spectrum and satellite orbits.

Minister of Communications, Innovation and Digital Economy, Dr. Bosun Tijani, represented Nigeria and was joined by the Executive Vice Chairman, Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC), Dr. Aminu Maida and the Managing Director, Nigerian Communications Satellite Limited (NigComSat Ltd), Mrs. Jane Egerton-Idehen.

The WRC-2023 is a global, inter-governmental treaty conference which is held every three to four years by the International Telecommunication Union (ITU), the United Nations-affiliated international organization for telecommunications.

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