Mr Mohammed said the state had eight boarding primary schools specifically established for Almajiri pupils.
Mr Ojo said the increased cost of petrol had put additional pressure on commercial transport operators.
Mr Darma said the ministry was committed to providing affordable and decent housing for security personnel.
Mr Idahosa described the programme as an investment in the future of Edo youths.
Mr Boderi commended the youths for conducting themselves peacefully.
The general manager warned that violators would face the wrath of the law.
According to the vice chancellor, UNIOSUN has strengthened its academic programmes, research.
The association stated that suspects should not die in detention.
The INEC officials arrived at most of the polling units before 8 a.m.
The NDLEA boss said the agency took note of the manpower and logistics challenges facing the canine unit.
