Mr Adepoju said the satellites were not nanosatellites and added that funding had been approved for the programme.
Mr Abubakar said the intervention would also include training for pig farmers on biosecurity measures and good farm practices.
Mr Anichukwu said the approval was conveyed to the comptroller of the Nigerian Correctional Service, Enugu State Command.
The strikes came after the Saudi-led coalition announced that it had intercepted two ballistic missiles and four drones launched by the Iran-backed
The Sultan said Muslims had important roles to play in addressing challenges confronting the country and the world.
Mr Lawal assured that his government was confronting each challenge head-on.
Mr Okoh reaffirmed CAN’s commitment to remain a non-partisan moral voice.
Mr Obasa said the 2027 general election would be an opportunity for Nigerians to choose continuity of the reform programme.
The ALTON chairman said the telecommunications and wider technology industry had shown significant commitment to the initiative.
Mr Makinde urged the citizens to appreciate the sacrifices of Nigeria’s founding heroes.
