Mr Oke-Osanyintolu said six cars were impacted by the fire and the second floor of a two storey building beside the gas station was also affected.
“A search and rescue operation is still ongoing to ground zero,” Mr Oke-Osanyintolu said.
Mr Rimi, however, called for continued collaboration to address the gaps in the global trade ecosystem.
She said the distribution of the food item was carried out through various women groups.
Mr Ahmed said that the query was to give the accused a fair hearing.
The committee is to also identify the victims of the dispute from the two communities
Mr Tunji-Ojo wished Nigerians a happy democracy day celebration.
Ms Fasawe said that the medical outreach was part of activities to celebrate President Bola Tinubu’s one year in office.
He said that the goal was to create a more inclusive plan that would reflect the needs of the community.
The revised policy was presented on Friday in Abuja as part of activities to commemorate 2024 World Food Safety Day.
