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When one adds their words to the recent contribution of  Senator Ted Cruz, the greatest defender of Israel and advocate of 'Christian Zionism' in the American Senate, where he accused Nigeria of the same and where he said that he was introducing a Bill in the  Senate to do "something about it" and "protect Christians in Nigeria" then you will get an even clearer picture of what is unfolding and the horrendous agenda those behind it have in store for us.

Under the plan, all hostages currently held by Hamas are expected to be released soon, with Israeli troops withdrawing from parts of Gaza as the first step toward peace. The release of living hostages is anticipated to occur within 72 hours of the agreement’s signing, while the return of the bodies of deceased hostages may take longer due to logistical challenges. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu praised the courage of Israeli forces and expressed gratitude to Trump and his team for their efforts.

Iran has also criticized the IAEA for what it calls a double standard, accusing the agency of failing to condemn Israeli strikes on Iranian nuclear facilities, despite its obligations under the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty (NPT). Western governments, led by the United States and supported by Israel, have long accused Iran of seeking nuclear weapons—a charge Iran has consistently denied. Tehran insists its nuclear program is solely for civilian purposes and maintains that it has the right to enrich uranium under the NPT. 

According to ALDRAP, confirming Professor Amupitan would violate Section 5 of the Code of Conduct Bureau and Tribunal Act, 1991, which prohibits public officers from placing themselves in positions where their personal interests conflict with official duties. The association also referenced Section 19 of the Independent Corrupt Practices and Related Offences Act, 2003, stating that Amupitan’s confirmation could be seen as using his former position for personal gain. 

When one adds their words to the recent contribution of  Senator Ted Cruz, the greatest defender of Israel and advocate of 'Christian Zionism' in the American Senate, where he accused Nigeria of the same and where he said that he was introducing a Bill in the  Senate to do "something about it" and "protect Christians in Nigeria" then you will get an even clearer picture of what is unfolding and the horrendous agenda those behind it have in store for us.

While legislative amendments are sometimes necessary to address emerging challenges, the current proposal to amend the PIA threatens to undo its core strengths: operational autonomy, clear governance structures, and investor confidence. Rather than consolidating power within government bodies, the PIA should be allowed to run its course, focusing on addressing underlying issues such as corruption through better enforcement, rather than structural overhaul. Only by maintaining the integrity of the PIA can Nigeria hope to realize its vision of a world-class, transparent, and efficient oil industry. President Tinubu should be wary of the officials in his administration advising him to amend the PIA. They don't mean well for the country.

In nutshell, the Israeli bombing of Hamas leaders in Qatar has been described by international observers as affecting perceptions of U.S. credibility. The incident has drawn attention to the scope of American influence over Israel and its implications for a U.S.-supported diplomatic initiative, as well as U.S. relations with regional partners. This development has prompted discussions about the U.S.'s role as a security guarantor and mediator in the Middle East. 

According to ALDRAP, confirming Professor Amupitan would violate Section 5 of the Code of Conduct Bureau and Tribunal Act, 1991, which prohibits public officers from placing themselves in positions where their personal interests conflict with official duties. The association also referenced Section 19 of the Independent Corrupt Practices and Related Offences Act, 2003, stating that Amupitan’s confirmation could be seen as using his former position for personal gain. 

When one adds their words to the recent contribution of  Senator Ted Cruz, the greatest defender of Israel and advocate of 'Christian Zionism' in the American Senate, where he accused Nigeria of the same and where he said that he was introducing a Bill in the  Senate to do "something about it" and "protect Christians in Nigeria" then you will get an even clearer picture of what is unfolding and the horrendous agenda those behind it have in store for us.

Under the plan, all hostages currently held by Hamas are expected to be released soon, with Israeli troops withdrawing from parts of Gaza as the first step toward peace. The release of living hostages is anticipated to occur within 72 hours of the agreement’s signing, while the return of the bodies of deceased hostages may take longer due to logistical challenges. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu praised the courage of Israeli forces and expressed gratitude to Trump and his team for their efforts.

Iran has also criticized the IAEA for what it calls a double standard, accusing the agency of failing to condemn Israeli strikes on Iranian nuclear facilities, despite its obligations under the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty (NPT). Western governments, led by the United States and supported by Israel, have long accused Iran of seeking nuclear weapons—a charge Iran has consistently denied. Tehran insists its nuclear program is solely for civilian purposes and maintains that it has the right to enrich uranium under the NPT. 

While legislative amendments are sometimes necessary to address emerging challenges, the current proposal to amend the PIA threatens to undo its core strengths: operational autonomy, clear governance structures, and investor confidence. Rather than consolidating power within government bodies, the PIA should be allowed to run its course, focusing on addressing underlying issues such as corruption through better enforcement, rather than structural overhaul. Only by maintaining the integrity of the PIA can Nigeria hope to realize its vision of a world-class, transparent, and efficient oil industry. President Tinubu should be wary of the officials in his administration advising him to amend the PIA. They don't mean well for the country.

According to ALDRAP, confirming Professor Amupitan would violate Section 5 of the Code of Conduct Bureau and Tribunal Act, 1991, which prohibits public officers from placing themselves in positions where their personal interests conflict with official duties. The association also referenced Section 19 of the Independent Corrupt Practices and Related Offences Act, 2003, stating that Amupitan’s confirmation could be seen as using his former position for personal gain. 

When one adds their words to the recent contribution of  Senator Ted Cruz, the greatest defender of Israel and advocate of 'Christian Zionism' in the American Senate, where he accused Nigeria of the same and where he said that he was introducing a Bill in the  Senate to do "something about it" and "protect Christians in Nigeria" then you will get an even clearer picture of what is unfolding and the horrendous agenda those behind it have in store for us.

Under the plan, all hostages currently held by Hamas are expected to be released soon, with Israeli troops withdrawing from parts of Gaza as the first step toward peace. The release of living hostages is anticipated to occur within 72 hours of the agreement’s signing, while the return of the bodies of deceased hostages may take longer due to logistical challenges. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu praised the courage of Israeli forces and expressed gratitude to Trump and his team for their efforts.

According to ALDRAP, confirming Professor Amupitan would violate Section 5 of the Code of Conduct Bureau and Tribunal Act, 1991, which prohibits public officers from placing themselves in positions where their personal interests conflict with official duties. The association also referenced Section 19 of the Independent Corrupt Practices and Related Offences Act, 2003, stating that Amupitan’s confirmation could be seen as using his former position for personal gain. 

When one adds their words to the recent contribution of  Senator Ted Cruz, the greatest defender of Israel and advocate of 'Christian Zionism' in the American Senate, where he accused Nigeria of the same and where he said that he was introducing a Bill in the  Senate to do "something about it" and "protect Christians in Nigeria" then you will get an even clearer picture of what is unfolding and the horrendous agenda those behind it have in store for us.

Under the plan, all hostages currently held by Hamas are expected to be released soon, with Israeli troops withdrawing from parts of Gaza as the first step toward peace. The release of living hostages is anticipated to occur within 72 hours of the agreement’s signing, while the return of the bodies of deceased hostages may take longer due to logistical challenges. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu praised the courage of Israeli forces and expressed gratitude to Trump and his team for their efforts.

Iran has also criticized the IAEA for what it calls a double standard, accusing the agency of failing to condemn Israeli strikes on Iranian nuclear facilities, despite its obligations under the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty (NPT). Western governments, led by the United States and supported by Israel, have long accused Iran of seeking nuclear weapons—a charge Iran has consistently denied. Tehran insists its nuclear program is solely for civilian purposes and maintains that it has the right to enrich uranium under the NPT. 

While legislative amendments are sometimes necessary to address emerging challenges, the current proposal to amend the PIA threatens to undo its core strengths: operational autonomy, clear governance structures, and investor confidence. Rather than consolidating power within government bodies, the PIA should be allowed to run its course, focusing on addressing underlying issues such as corruption through better enforcement, rather than structural overhaul. Only by maintaining the integrity of the PIA can Nigeria hope to realize its vision of a world-class, transparent, and efficient oil industry. President Tinubu should be wary of the officials in his administration advising him to amend the PIA. They don't mean well for the country.

In nutshell, the Israeli bombing of Hamas leaders in Qatar has been described by international observers as affecting perceptions of U.S. credibility. The incident has drawn attention to the scope of American influence over Israel and its implications for a U.S.-supported diplomatic initiative, as well as U.S. relations with regional partners. This development has prompted discussions about the U.S.'s role as a security guarantor and mediator in the Middle East. 

Iran has also criticized the IAEA for what it calls a double standard, accusing the agency of failing to condemn Israeli strikes on Iranian nuclear facilities, despite its obligations under the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty (NPT). Western governments, led by the United States and supported by Israel, have long accused Iran of seeking nuclear weapons—a charge Iran has consistently denied. Tehran insists its nuclear program is solely for civilian purposes and maintains that it has the right to enrich uranium under the NPT. 

While legislative amendments are sometimes necessary to address emerging challenges, the current proposal to amend the PIA threatens to undo its core strengths: operational autonomy, clear governance structures, and investor confidence. Rather than consolidating power within government bodies, the PIA should be allowed to run its course, focusing on addressing underlying issues such as corruption through better enforcement, rather than structural overhaul. Only by maintaining the integrity of the PIA can Nigeria hope to realize its vision of a world-class, transparent, and efficient oil industry. President Tinubu should be wary of the officials in his administration advising him to amend the PIA. They don't mean well for the country.