Mr Matawalle said Mr Tinubu remained focused on governance, national development and the welfare of all Nigerians.
She urged the U.S. to apply more diplomatic pressure to hold those accused of aiding terrorism accountable.
The chief whip of the Senate, Mohammed Monguno, called for increased budget allocation to security agencies to tackle insecurity.
Mr Singh said India’s commitment to Nigeria is driven by a shared vision for inclusive growth and South–South cooperation.
Mr Matawalle expressed gratitude to God for bringing into the APC such big shots as IMAD whose legacy cuts across the whole state and beyond.
Mrs Mustapha said, “Breast cancer is common among women, but the good news is that it can be treated if detected early.”
Over 3,000 civil servants were allegedly sacked by the Zamfara government on Monday.
Mr Trump’s return to the White House also raised concerns about the U.S. role in helping to ensure European security and the future of thousands of U.S. troops.
The minister said that with the equipment, the fight against banditry in the country would be over in two months.
Mr Yari urged Nigerians to pray for the President to address economic and security challenges facing the nation.
