The Federal Government and the Kingdom of Morocco have signed five Memoranda of Understandings (MoUs) that would foster Nigerian-Morocco bilateral collaboration.
Mr Naboth Onyesoh, Manager, Corporate Communications, Nigerian Content Development and Monitoring Board (NCDMB) said this in a statement on Wednesday in Yenegoa.
The agreements are expected to promote the development of hydrocarbons, agriculture, and commerce in both countries.
According to him, Chief Timipre Sylva, Minister of State for Petroleum Resources, led the Nigerian delegation to the agreement signing ceremony at Marrakech, Morocco.
The Chief Executive Officer of OCP Africa Mr Anouar Jamali signed for the Kingdom of Morocco. Under the agreement between OCP, NSIA and the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC), Nigeria will import phosphate from the Kingdom of Morocco and use it to produce blended fertiliser for the local market and export.
Nigeria will also produce Ammonia and export to Morocco. NBA branch wants I-G Monitoring Unit probed over alleged unlawful use of power The Nigerian Bar Association (NBA), Epe Branch, Lagos State, has called on the InspectorGeneral of Police (I-G), Mr Mohammed Adamu, to investigate the I-G Monitoring Unit, over alleged aiding and abetting of land grabbers and intimidation of residents.
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The branch made the call in a petition signed by its Secretary, Mr Jimoh Saliu, on behalf of the Chairman, Mr Ademola Koko, and issued to newsmen in Lagos. In the petition addressed to the I-G. the branch also alleged that the police aided activities of fake lawyers and encouraged use of thugs within the Lekki axis of Lagos.
“We have watched the incessant unconstitutional and nefarious activities of police officers of the IGP Monitoring Unit, Abuja, who are only interested in land matters in Lagos State, particularly within Lekki axis, which are civil in nature.
“We have been inundated with land grabbing complaints within our jurisdiction,” the branch said.
It alleged that some land gabbers solicited the help of the monitoring unit which, it claimed, used police powers and intimidation to hoodwink members of the public into surrendering legitimate rights over their property.
“The petition of the NBA, Epe Branch, is pursuant to the public protection right of the citizens as provided under the constitution of the NBA,” it said.
The NBA branch demanded that the monitoring unit should be restrained from coming to Lekki for land matters.
It said that disputants should approach courts of competent jurisdiction on land matters. The branch also warned fake lawyers to steer clear of legal matters.
