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The private sector as well as from the government, with government acting as an enabler for the private sector to invest where the private sector sees benefit. all right. you know very well that investment needs stability, and that is something that nigeria cannot offer — security. since 2009 in the north—east, 3.5 million people displaced, 50,000 killed because of the activities of extremist groups like boko haram. in the north—west, kidnappings, ransoms, 11,000 killed. youre seeing the g...

With government acting as an enabler for the private sector to invest where the private sector sees benefit. all right. you know very well that investment needs stability, and that is something that nigeria cannot offer — security. since 2009 in the north—east, 3.5 million people displaced, 50,000 killed because of the activities of extremist groups like boko haram. in the north—west, kidnappings, ransoms, 11,000 killed. youre seeing the group known as the biafra secessionists in the south...

The presidents own party are angry about the security situation. senator smart adeyemi from the ruling apc said in april this year, "insecurity is threatening us. the nation is on fire. "the president must rise to the occasion and bring in people to save this country, or else we will be consumed. we cannot keep quiet any longer." these are the presidents own party members saying this. that is adeyemi — one party member. our country is not on fire. we have security challenges, but the governmen...

Process going on right now. there is an effort by the parliament going into every state of the federation. every nigerian is able to come to that process and give their views. at the end of the day, there will be maybe a referendum or some decision on how best to amend the constitution. thats an ongoing process, and we should watch that process closely and see how it unfolds. if the majority of nigerians want a devolution, like you give an example, then that is what will happen. their parliament...

And give their views. at the end of the day, there will be maybe a referendum or some decision on how best to amend the constitution. thats an ongoing process, and we should watch that process closely and see how it unfolds. if the majority of nigerians want a devolution, like you give an example, then that is what will happen. their parliaments at the state level will take that decision, and then the constitution can be amended, were implementing the constitution as it is, and were implementing...

The crew of hms defender, though, were clearly trained and ready for whatever happened. i would say its unusual but its not surprising. weve trained for that kind of range before. only a couple of weeks ago we were doing this kind of manoeuvre. they are trying to push their games out here in the black sea and say this is their territory. out here in the black sea and say i think we are just forever trying to, as we jokingly say, "poke the russian bear" and see what the reaction is. and this is a...

Ever been in the last couple of years. putting on hold civilian jobs indefinitely to do a mission on behalf of your country or state. second of all pay. pay for a private first class or specialist are making $26,000 a year barely above the poverty line full-time active duty. if your family is put on pause with a lot of uncertainty it is tough to pursue a civilian career. it becomes some insecurity there and pay them more. >> dana: also apparently there is extra covid relief money sloshing around...

Economy is both from the private sector as well as from the government, with government acting as an enabler for the private sector to invest where the private sector sees benefit. all right. you know very well that investment needs stability, and that is something that nigeria cannot offer — security. since 2009 in the north—east, 3.5 million people displaced, 50,000 killed because of the activities of extremist groups like boko haram. in the north—west, kidnappings, ransoms, 11,000 kille...

So that is progress. the presidents own party are angry about the security situation. senator smart adeyemi from the ruling apc said in april this year, "insecurity is threatening us. the nation is on fire. "the president must rise to the occasion and bring in people to save this country, or else we will be consumed. we cannot keep quiet any longer." these are the presidents own party members saying this. that is adeyemi — one party member. our country is not on fire. we have security challeng...

And open up, saying this is their territory. i think were just forever trying to, as we jokingly say, "poke the russian bear" and see what the reaction is. and this is another irritant for russia — britain and the us helping train ukraines forces. earlier this week, hms defender was in the port of odessa to promote military and trade ties. britain plans to build new warships for ukraine, while the royal navys visiting the black sea more often. are you worried about what russias been doing in t...