The student attributed the uninterrupted academic calendar, with no strike, to Mr Tinubu’s passion for education development.
The residents, however, expressed hope that with good and honest leadership, Nigeria could still reach its potential.
Mr Aiyedatiwa noted that political differences are natural in a democracy but should not undermine the bonds that unite Nigerians.
The attack came a few days after suspected bandits invaded a nearby Kadaure community, where a man was reportedly killed and cows were rustled.
Mr Bdliya urged the citizens to place national interest above personal and sectional interests.
Mr Lawal said that Nigeria’s independence remains a testament to the resilience, unity and enduring spirit of Nigerians.
Mr Johnson also called for greater attention to local production.
Mr Ajeibo urged Nigerians to contribute to nation-building.
Mr Murtala described Mr Malami’s pledges to Kebbi workers as mere political statements.
Measles outbreaks have been confirmed in 20 districts, with 12 deaths recorded.
