The students’ body said that the demonstration would commence at 6 a.m.Â
Mrs Tinubu said child malnutrition remained a pressing national concern requiring urgent and coordinated intervention.
She said the initiative seeks to address the challenges faced by girls in accessing sanitary products.
OAU is Mrs Tinubu’s alma mater.
Mr Tinubu called for unity and collective action in building a stronger nation.
She emphasised the importance of physical books in enhancing education standards globally.
Ms Odumegwu-Ojukwu explained that the high-level diplomatic recognition signified a strategic reset in bilateral ties, with a focus on economic, trade, and security cooperation.
Mr Ambode praised Mr Tinubu’s leadership and legacy, urging Nigerians to rally behind his re-election bid.
The state visit is expected to culminate in the signing of agreements and memoranda of understanding across strategic sectors of the economy.
The president is expected to return to Nigeria at the conclusion of the state visit.Â
