Mr Pate emphasised the federal government’s commitment to addressing both acute and chronic malnutrition.
The APC, which described the situation as unconscionable, wicked and reprehensible, accused the ADC of insincerity.
Mr Shettima further accused Mr Abubakar of lacking the capacity to govern Nigeria.
The APC, which described the situation as unconscionable, wicked and reprehensible, accused the ADC of insincerity.
Mrs Cooper expressed disappointment over the insistence by the BMA to mobilise senior doctors to go on strike.
Mr Yusuf said reforms must deliver decent jobs, greater purchasing power, improved security and reduced poverty for households.
While Shettima debates school records, families are skipping meals, workers cannot afford the journey to work and his government calls their suffering reform.
Mr Ladan said that low and irregular rainfall led to poor harvests, affecting most farmers.
The chairman said the guild would sustain engagements with government and healthcare institutions to address staffing pressures.
Mr Ribadu said Nigeria had continued to pursue a whole-of-government and whole-of-society approach to counter-terrorism.
This was captured in a viral video on social media showing the church taking the extra precaution by securing the crucifix with chains.
Mr Tinubu reaffirmed Nigeria’s commitment to working with Brazil to strengthen multilateral cooperation.
The ambassador reaffirmed the EU’s commitment to strengthening counter-terrorism cooperation with Nigeria and the African Union.
The health department said Mr Ohaka falsely referred to himself as Dr. Joshua Ohaka.
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