Mr Ahidjo said that the target was to make transplant one of the cheapest in West Africa.
Mr Kyari said the government was focused on mechanised agriculture and youth empowerment to guarantee long-term food security.
He noted that the asset restoration programme fits squarely within the broader vision of Mr Tinubu’s administration.
The vice-president said that the project would impact positively on the lives of the people of the university.
Mr Zulum commended the gallantry, resilience and sacrifices of the Nigerian Armed Forces in the fight against insurgency.
He said the recent explosion within the barracks at its armoury, which created serious tension in the entire community, was a serious concern for all.
“The delay in prosecution is responsible for the continuous stay of the suspects in detention longer than necessary,” the military commander admitted.
The attack, which occurred in the early hours of Friday, targeted troops of the 25 Task Force Brigade.
“Thus, I charge each and every officer and soldier to spare no quarter in running these terrorists and criminals to the ground,” the army chief said.
“As brothers in arms, we are ready to assist, particularly with the provision of the full range of weapons,” Mr Averianov said.
