Namibia’s High Commissioner to Nigeria, Walde Ndevashiya, said the initiative would provide a practical platform for connecting businesses.
Ms Osuji said the outbreak was confirmed through laboratory investigation on September 23 by the NCoS medical team at the facility and state public health authorities.
Troops rescued six abducted victims in the Gbise community in Katsina-Ala LGA.
A businessman said poor banking networks had affected trading activities and resulted in financial losses.
The chairman reiterated that maintaining a clean environment required collective responsibility and sustained action.
The chairman warned residents against indiscriminate dumping of refuse in drainages and open spaces.
The director said the training was self-paced.
The coordinator said members have not been adequately engaged, recognised or integrated into the governance process till now.
Mr Teslim said that political campaigns should be centred on issues affecting the people.
The NIS had earlier extended the exercise to run from October 6 to 30.
