He urged proprietors of private schools to complement government’s efforts.
Mr Onubogu said that the command had also secured 128 convictions during the period.
Mr Yilwatda said the president was investing resources to support rural farmers.
Mr Bamidele said the bill aims to establish state police while retaining a strong federal police structure.
Mr Nkoka expressed the bank’s commitment to supporting the review process through technical assistance and financial resources.
Mr Doro said Nigeria’s poverty challenges had accumulated over decades.
Mr Mbah described security as the foundation upon which economic growth, investment, education and social progress rest.
The witness was led in evidence by the EFCC Counsel, Sylvanus Tahir, SAN.
A virologist says inadequate water and sanitation infrastructure, rather than lack of community awareness, drives recurrent cholera outbreaks in Nigeria.
“Nigeria is in a mess, big trouble. I fear for Nigeria. The government of Tinubu has done more harm to this nation than this nation has ever experienced,” said Mr Oritsejafor.
