Nigeria, Guinea, Indonesia, Madagascar, Zambia and Zimbabwe will be the first countries to receive support.
Mr Amupitan said sustained funding was necessary to provide security and logistics.
Mr Darma expressed concern over the continued abandonment of government housing projects.
Mr Adelami commended the humanitarian organisation for its consistent interventions during emergencies.
The bridge was closed to traffic for emergency rehabilitation following the discovery of vandalised structural components.
Mr Trump said he believed Tehran would ultimately agree to a deal, most likely after the U.S. midterm elections.
The Africa CDC chief said countries should not spend the initial days of an emergency searching for funds.
The director-general said the initiative aligned with the federal government’s fiscal policy direction.
Mr Mohammed described the pensions backlog as a major fiscal challenge confronting successive administrations in the state.
Mr Aliyu said energy access should be treated as an economic policy rather than charity.
