She said government, school owners, teachers, parents and students must collectively protect the teaching profession.
NIPR’s director of public relations said there is a need to redefine the reputation of Nigeria.
Ms Akerele also stressed the importance of sponsorship in making cultural experiences more accessible to the public.
The development follows the council’s investigation into the collapse of the reinforced concrete entrance canopy.
Mr Sowunmi also urged voters in Ogun West, which he said had over 900,000 registered voters, to mobilise massively for Mr Tinubu.
Mr Datti also urged young public relations practitioners to uphold ethical standards and responsible communication in their workplaces.
The agency said the action followed an inspection that found the facility failed to meet the minimum standards required for operation.
Mr Idris said the killing of citizens would not be tolerated by either the state or the federal government.
Mr Mohammed said the global MICE industry was worth about $1.3 trillion, while Africa accounted for only four per cent.
Mr Akwashiki also pledged purposeful leadership if given the opportunity in 2027.
