Ms Lawal reaffirmed the government’s commitment to enforcing workplace safety standards across the state.
Mr Efanga urged students and personnel to shun substance abuse, warning that it could destroy their careers, health and future.
Mr Peters-Uguoke called for increased funding and stronger commitment to climate resilience programmes.
Mr Nabegu identified the approaching harmattan season as another challenge.
Mr Odekina said the company’s operational activities were not restricted to conventional daytime working hours.
The Ondo State CP assured residents of sustained intelligence-led policing.
Mr Doherty stated, “The time for change is now.”
Mr Masari urged participants to produce practical recommendations on improving government responsiveness and citizen participation.
Mr Jonathan urged the forum to mentor young Nigerians on integrity, discipline, tolerance and accountability.
Mr Fasan said cardiovascular diseases were becoming an increasing concern in Nigeria.
