Nigeria===Executive Council

The Nigeria===Executive Council, presided over by Bola Tinubu, made key decisions regarding education reforms, including the moratorium on new tertiary institutions and the restoration of the Nigeria===National Commission for Mass Literacy, Adult and Non-formal Education.

The Nigeria===Executive Council approved the establishment of the Grid Asset Management Company (GAMCO) and an inter-ministerial committee to develop its operational framework. It also approved an additional exit benefit package for retiring civil servants, playing a crucial role in implementing these national reforms.

The Nigeria===Executive Council approved the new Exit Benefit Scheme, which will grant retiring federal civil servants a gratuity equivalent to 100% of their total annual emolument. This decision reflects the commitment of President Bola Tinubu's administration to recognizing the dedication and service of federal civil servants.

The Nigeria===Executive Council (FEC) is responsible for approving the operational contract for the FCT's new bus terminals, as the contract scope exceeds ministerial approval limits. Their approval is essential for the immediate commencement of operations.

The Nigeria===Executive Council approved an amendment to the Act governing the National Postgraduate Medical College of Nigeria, allowing it to seek accreditation for PhD programs.