Mr Ewalefoh said the MediPool initiative aimed to centralise the procurement and distribution of essential medicines, vaccines, and consumables.
Mr Yakasai said citizens must collaborate with security agencies in terms of intelligence gathering.
Mr Oyintiloye called on the APC leadership to strengthen internal democracy within its fold.
According to him, the official has no less than 251 complaints received by the commission against him.
The Ebonyi High Court on Friday sentenced four men to death by hanging for the murder of a 26-year-old businessman, Chinonso Elon.
Another trader at the Alimosho Market, Idaya Mashika, highlighted poor storage conditions as a challenge for sellers.
Mr Ewalefoh said the MediPool initiative aimed to centralise the procurement and distribution of essential medicines, vaccines, and consumables.
Mr Ewalefoh said the MediPool initiative aimed to centralise the procurement and distribution of essential medicines, vaccines, and consumables.
He added that over 1,300 young people have been trained in technical fields such as pump installation and drilling technology.
He said the illicit drugs worth N2.1 billion in street value were intercepted in one of the containers watch-listed by the agency based on intelligence.
The minister explained that the decision to construct additional terminals was to expand the initiative to the satellite towns.
Mr Anazodo said that within the period under review, over 400 farmers in the area have benefited from farm inputs.
Mr Amodu described as “worrisome” how some members were said to be aiding criminals and criminality in Kogi by giving them charms.
Some 21 million people in Germany, around a quarter of the population, either migrated to the country or are the children of migrants, Mr Steinmeier said.
She acknowledged the delegates’ commitment to fostering industrial development and enhancing regional trade.
“So the idea that skilled migrants are sponges or skivers is just isn’t the case,” said the London mayor.
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