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1 Statement by His Excellency, Dr. Julius Maada Bio, President of the Republic of Sierra Leone at the 59Th Ordinary Session of T
STATEMENT BY HIS EXCELLENCY, DR. JULIUS MAADA BIO, PRESIDENT OF THE REPUBLIC OF SIERRA LEONE AT THE 59TH ORDINARY SESSION OF THE ECOWAS AUTHORITY OF HEADS OF STATE AND GOVERNMENT SUMMIT. 19TH JUNE 2021. Your Excellency, Nana Addo Dankwa AKUFO-ADDO, Chairman of the Authority of Heads of State and Government of ECOWAS, President of the Republic of Ghana; Your Excellencies, Heads of State and Government of ECOWAS; Your Excellency, the Representative of the UN Secretary General; Your Excellency, President of the African Union Commission; The President of the ECOWAS Commission, Members of the Diplomatic and Consular Corps, Distinguished Guests, 1 Ladies and Gentlemen. 1. I am grateful to Your Excellency, Nana Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo, Chair of the ECOWAS Authority of Heads of State and Government, President of the Republic of Ghana, for the warm hospitality you have extended to me and my delegation. I wish to also thank Your Excellency for the wonderful facilities you have put in place for this summit. Indeed, Ghana’s legendary hospitality is second to none. AKWABAA. 2. Let me also, on behalf of the people of Sierra Leone, congratulate your Government and the Republic of Ghana on your country’s accession to the United Nations Security Council in the non-permanent category for the 2022- 2023 session. We believe that Ghana’s win is a win for ECOWAS. You can count on my Government’s and country’s full support and cooperation in pursuing and advancing our shared objectives. 3. I also wish to congratulate H.E. Shirley Ayorkor Botchwey, Minister of Foreign Affairs and Regional Cooperation, Republic of Ghana, for her successful conclusion of Mediation and Security Council meetings and the Council of Ministers’ meetings. -
COVID-19: FG's N2.3Trn Intervention Stimulus Kicks Off Tomorrow
COVID-19: FG’s N2.3trn Intervention Stimulus Kicks off Tomorrow Rolls out with two states per geo-political zone Bauchi touts 828 communities to benefit from package Segun Awofadeji in Bauchi Covid-19 pandemic in the Management and Social states each per geo-political than 828 communities to Economic Planning, Mallam country kicks-off tomorrow, Development, in partnership zone would first rollout the benefit from the package. Yakubu Mudi, however A 2.3 trillion naira stimulus Monday May 24, in phases with the World Bank is tagged: registration, with Bauchi and A statement by the disclosed the development. package by the federal across the country. “Covid-19 Rapid Response Adamawa States from North communications officer of the The objective of the Covid-19 government to mitigate An initiative being Register (RRR)”. East Zone commencing from State Operations Coordinating Rapid Response Register (RRR) the effects of recession and overseen by the Ministry of With the phased approach May 24 to 31, of which Bauchi Unit (SOCU) in the Bauchi economic impact of the Humanitarian Affairs, Disaster beginning tomorrow, two is already touting no fewer State Ministry of Budget and Continued on page 5 Leave Our Party Alone, PDP Governors Warn EFCC… Page 5 Sunday 23 May, 2021 Vol 26. No 9540 www.thisdaylive.com T N400 RU N TH & REASO Buhari: Attahiru was a Brave Soldier Who Led from the Front Osinbajo: Their death, a depth of sacrifice They died with their boots on, says Jonathan He was determined to end Boko Haram war, Zulum attests Irabor assures sacrifices of fallen officers won’t be in vain Senate president, Mustapha, el-Rufai, Gambari, service chiefs attend burial See story on pgs 15, 16 & 17 The Heroes Who Died in Service to Fatherland.. -
NATIONAL SECURITY SUMMIT REPORT Full Report of the Special Summit on National Security
NATIONAL SECURITY SUMMIT REPORT Full Report of the Special Summit on National Security JUNE 2021 FINAL EDITION SPECIAL SUMMIT ON NATIONAL SECURITY /////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// 2 0 21 James Bryce PREFACE The threat of terrorism, crime, extreme nationalism, and environmental damage continues to evolve, and troubling gaps in national security and homeland defence present new and complex challenges. To safeguard the lives and livelihood of Nigerian citizens and rebuild the waning confidence that Nigerians have of the country’s security estate, it is imperative to move against existing threats to national security by putting forward strategies that will urgently address the current spate of insecurity in Nigeria. This National Security Summit Report (NSSR) sets forth extensive recommendations generated from the National Security Summit organised by the Nigerian House of Representatives to review the security situation in the country. The report also builds on existing national strategic documents including the National Counter Terrorism Strategy, Cybersecurity Policy and Strategy, the National Defence Policy and the Economics Recovery and Growth Plan (ERGP). AIMS AND OBJECTIVES THE FOUR (4) CORE OBJECTIVES OF THE NSSR ARE TO: • To review the success of the summit against predetermined key performance indicators (KPIs) and summit objectives and share key recommendations from desk research and summit outputs. • To consolidate historic and recently developed recommendations, from a diverse range of stakeholders across the country, that address existing and developing national security challenges. • To capture lessons learned, document success factors, and explore the areas of potential improvement drawing from the National Security Summit and similar historical actions to address national security issues. • To develop a guideline implementation plan and summary of key recommendations for Legislative action and Executive order.