Traders and consumers described how changing prices have affected sales, household spending, and the quantities of produce they can afford.
Mr Disu said the package was also expected to address recurring protests by serving officers.
Mr Marwa urged NDLEA operatives across the country to sustain the tempo of the war against drug trafficking and substance abuse.
Mr Abiodun said the owner of the stolen cows has been identified, while efforts are ongoing to apprehend the suspect and other accomplices.
The professionals noted that the country lacked sufficient specialists to meet the increasing demand for cancer care.
Residents of Mafoluku, Oshodi, Ikorodu, Ajao Estate, and Ikosi said unreliable public water supply had forced them to seek alternatives.
Mr Olaniyi said the victims were later handed over to the district head of Dirindaji, Usman Muhammad.
Mr Ahmed-BK said the state’s road network had suffered decades of neglect, leaving residents with poor connectivity and decaying facilities.
Mr Babafemi said the NDLEA operatives recovered 5,820 pills of diazepam, 780 tablets of tramadol, 3.7kg of skunk, and 230.25 litres of skuchies.
The director said the campaign would prioritise high-risk communities.
