He said the Tinubu administration fully recognised the strategic role of traditional institutions.
He described the U.S. advisory as a routine precaution rather than a reflection of Nigeria’s overall security situation.
The minister reminded members that the APC must continue to uphold strong internal democratic values.
The minister explained that Mr Tinubu regularly sought feedback on policies and was willing to adjust implementation where necessary.
The president urged Nigerians to reject narratives that portray the country as intolerant of religious freedom.
Mr Idris said that Niger State, the hub of shea production in Nigeria, will benefit tremendously from the initiative.
Mr Idris said it was only fair for other countries to reciprocate Nigeria’s gesture in providing an enabling environment for foreign companies to invest and operate.
Tinubu will not encourage any action that could lead to massive job loss, especially in the private sector.
The minister expressed President Bola Tinubu’s concern about escalating commodity prices, including cement.
The minister said NOA would distribute thousands of hand-held outdoor flags nationwide at viewing centres.
