The NAHCON Chairman Ismail Abba Yusuf supported the reform agenda.
Mr Dandam said measures were already taken to curb the spread and asked residents to report dog bites.
Mr Ofoyeju warned that drug abuse posed a serious threat to military effectiveness and operational success.
Ms Garba described education as the most powerful tool for national development.
Mr Omowaiye urged security agencies to provide adequate protection for party members during campaigns and on election day.
Mr Suleiman reaffirmed the union’s commitment to protecting workers’ welfare and promoting industrial harmony across the state.
Mrs Soludo encouraged youths to embrace continuous learning and never stop acquiring new skills.
Mr Madagua described scrap as a key raw material for steel production.
The head of communications said every customer had the right to be connected to electricity through a transparent and approved process.
Mr Chukwunyere congratulated the committee and urged them to abide by the rule of law in the discharge of their functions.
