The minister urged the youth to use digital platforms, videos and social media campaigns to promote handwashing.
The vice-chancellor added that the university remained committed to sustaining its development while prudently managing available resources.
Ms Olatunji-David said the government was strengthening policies and programmes to improve girls’ access to education.
According to Mr Osidi, the achievements underscore the bank’s role in expanding access to affordable housing for Nigerians.
Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney urged Albertans not to take the outcome for granted and asked for a decisive result.
Mr Amoth added that 38 people were tested on Sunday, with one coming back positive for the Bundibugyo strain of Ebola.
Deputy Speaker Mojisola Meranda described the games as a platform to foster wellness, teamwork, and closer ties among workers.
The minister added that foreign exchange reserves had risen from more than $40 billion to over $50 billion.
The Chief of Air Staff, Sunday Aneke, commended the dedication of all recovery personnel and partner agencies.
The NMA chair raised concerns over manpower shortages, poor welfare, excessive workload and alleged unauthorised salary deductions.
