Based on Nigeria’s academic grading system, 70 per cent is considered an excellent score.
He said the conference would bring together top decision-makers, including state governors.
She described the empowerment and induction as a dual strategy to tackle welfare gaps and insecurity.
He noted that the institute would continue to support initiatives that strengthen national development.
He urged serving and retired officers to sustain professionalism, unity, and operational discipline.
The defence minister said that the era of passivity must end.
The minister said the threat posed by anti-personnel mines and IEDs remains a serious humanitarian and security concern.
The emergency meeting came amid renewed terrorist attacks on several military bases especially in Borno State.
Mr Adepoju said NASRDA remains the only civilian agency in the country statutorily mandated to develop satellites.
Mr Shaibu disclosed that the Nigerian Army had executed over 250 similar projects nationwide, including schools, hospitals, and other community facilities.
