He said the global funding decline should serve as a wake-up call for African governments.
She described challenges facing Nigeria’s neighbouring countries as multifaceted.
“These are not issues we can resolve with missiles alone. Generational grievances demand wider thinking and deeper engagement,” Mr Ibrahim explained.
The initiative, implemented through the Nigerian Energy Support Programme (NESP), is expected to strengthen Nigeria’s growing mini-grid market.
She said over 30,000 returned migrants received psychological, social, and economic integration support.
He said the EU had been a long-standing partner in the remediation programme.
Ms Eyong described the proposed Reserve Seats Bill before the National Assembly as a major opportunity for transformative inclusion of women in politics.
The commission reiterated its firm commitment to strengthening communication, democratic resilience and responsible digital governance across Nigeria.
Experts from the West African Tax Administration Forum and Tax Justice Network Africa say African countries lose about $89 billion annually to illicit financial flows.
The Asagba of Asaba, Epiphany Azinge, called for renewed commitment toward strengthening the historic ties between the Asaba and Warri kingdoms for mutual benefit.
