Mr Muhammad expressed optimism that the proposed partnership with IHRC-RFT would strengthen public awareness.
The commissioner described the collaboration as a major milestone for the state.
The Commissioner for Finance, Lawal Maikano, commended the team for the visit.
The traditional ruler urged the outgoing officials to continue to offer their experience and knowledge to the community.
The information ministry urged Niger residents to embrace constructive engagements.
The bank was represented in court by Ayodeji Olupeka.
The Counsel to INEC, Oluwole Olukunle, however, said the commission had responded to the processes filed by the plaintiff.
Mr Oke commended the federal government’s efforts to improve food security and moderate inflation.
Mr Oyiguh said, “The health and well-being of residents should take precedence over the economic interests of government or private operators.”
The NPA said the vessels are expected between July 16 and 26.
