Sunday Dare
Sunday Dare is the Special Adviser to President Bola Tinubu on Media and Public Communications. He recently made headlines for his defense of the N15.6 trillion Lagos-Calabar coastal highway project, describing it as a visionary legacy initiative with significant economic potential for Nigeria.
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Tanzania:
Presidential spokesperson Sunday Dare said Nigeria needed 'massive support from the U.S. government' in terms of fighter jets and munitions.
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Ghana:
Presidential spokesperson Sunday Dare said Nigeria needed 'massive support from the U.S. government' in terms of fighter jets and munitions.
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Nigeria:
Chief Sunday Dare represented President Bola Tinubu at the memorial for Akintola.
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Nigeria:
Sunday Dare stated that President Tinubu remained 'hale and hearty' after the incident.
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United Kingdom:
Aide Sunday Dare said Tinubu was then able to continue with a bilateral meeting.
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Colombia:
Sunday Dare confirmed that all kidnapped individuals have been released.
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Brazil:
Sunday Dare announced the release of 130 students kidnapped in Nigeria.
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Jamaica:
Sunday Dare is another spokesperson for Nigeria’s President Bola Tinubu who confirmed that 130 schoolchildren were released.
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Nigeria:
Sunday Dare, Special Adviser to the President on Media and Communication, disclosed the release of the abducted pupils.
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Nigeria:
Sunday Dare confirmed that 130 pupils have regained their freedom.
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