Mr Obi said Nigerians could no longer afford to elect leaders who were unavailable to govern the country.
Olopade said Nigeria decided to participate because the event was taking place in Africa for the first time.
The director-general reaffirmed NILDS’ commitment to strengthening democratic governance through capacity development.
The commissioner said that the ministry of health also issued preventive guidelines in its Week 43 health advisory.
The chief fire officer, Alabi Muhammed, sympathised with the affected residents, property owners and business operators over the losses recorded in the incident.
Mr Zyeele commended the Nigerian army for its contributions to regional security and efforts to combat terrorism.
Kano State governor said the initiative would improve access to affordable housing for people.
Mr Idris assured the media that the agency would acknowledge and correct errors when necessary.
Mr Obiekwe said the Abuja-Kogi Road down to the South-East and others are death traps.
Mr Abdullahi said taxpayers needed clear and practical explanations of the reforms.
