Mr Pate emphasised that investing in nursing and midwifery education is essential to building healthier communities.
The minister said the child protection plan would extend interventions to all 36 states and the Federal Capital Territory through a Pathfinder State Model.
Mr Ododo described the late Idris as a distinguished statesman, whose leadership and service left an enduring mark on the state.
The commissioner said designated personnel in uniform bearing the malaria logo would distribute the free nets.
The spokesman attributed the fire outbreaks to reckless use of cooking gas, inferior electrical appliances, poor wiring, and high voltage.
The case manager, Aisha Baffa, educated the transport workers on the signs and symptoms of Ebola.
The magistrate gave an option of N50,000 for each of the offences.
Mr Oyerinde said employers could not be bound by agreements reached without their participation and concurrence.
Mr Zulum restated the strategic importance of restarting oil exploration in the state.
Mr Bamidele said the proposed reform would enable Nigeria to develop a policing system better equipped to understand local terrain.
