Mr Ukoha commended the facilitators for doing a great job.
“Over 90 per cent of international passenger traffic from Nigeria is still being carried by foreign airlines,” he said.
Mr Anokwuru said that the gully dangerously threatened the Methodist Church, Ozu.
He expressed gratitude to the governor for supporting NYSC in the state.
Mr Kanu expressed the government’s delight that academic performance at ABSU had also improved.
Mr Obasanjo said, “If we are mismanaging what God has given us, we don’t have God to blame but ourselves.’’
Mr Kanu reaffirmed the government’s commitment to ensuring the safety and security of all residents.
“By revamping these sites, we will not only preserve history but also create economic opportunities through tourism,” he said.
Mr Otti said that leadership was about thinking beyond elections.
Mr Ekeoma advised members of the public to report any person or persons involved in any form of cult-related activities to the government for disciplinary actions.
