Mr Abbas said the initiative also enabled serving admirals to contribute meaningfully to their communities.
Mr Ayanlade said the initiative was conceived as part of the command’s renewed commitment to strengthening school safety across the state.
Mr Garba-Muhammad said the law prohibits the sale of cigarettes to persons below 18 years of age.
Mr Okha said the party would begin its campaign in the coming weeks.
Commissioner for Education, Abubakar Sambo, said the approved package would take effect from October 2026.
The council also sealed eight pharmacies, 352 patent medicine stores, and 437 illegal outlets.
“For us, disability inclusion must go beyond seeing persons with disabilities merely as beneficiaries of government and development interventions,” he said.
Ronald Lamola, South African Minister of International Relations and Cooperation, said BRICS’ expanded membership would help address global issues.
The NIS said the exercise in London and Manchester, initially scheduled to end on September 19, would now continue until October 3, 2026.
