The ICPC handed over 27.92 hectares of forfeited land linked to a diverted $65 million housing project to the Federal Mortgage Bank of Nigeria.
The agency urged state governments, local authorities and residents of flood-prone communities to take immediate precautionary measures.
Speaker Mudashiru Obasa referred both requests to the Joint Committee on Economic Planning and Budget and the Committee on Finance for detailed scrutiny.
Mr Ogunlende described adoption, guardianship and fostering as pathways that provide vulnerable children with hope and stability.
She said the gesture was to support the development of the Akwete production site, with a view to creating more jobs and boosting the state’s economy.
He described his appointment as a collective responsibility and called on management and staff to work together to achieve the agency’s objectives.
Governor Bala Mohammed said the interventions formed part of a broader strategy to transform agriculture from subsistence to commercial production.
During the summit, Mr Bio inaugurated a regional conference centre and a logistics depot.
The statement said the governor approved Mr Fasoranti’s reappointment in recognition of his experience in public administration, policy formulation and governance.
Mr D’Almada said child labour and forced labour remain major challenges across West Africa.
