Mr Adeyanju said that digital technology was a critical driver of national development, economic competitiveness and improved governance.
The SGF said the President was committed to fulfilling his constitutional responsibilities.
Mr Akume expressed optimism that Mr Tinubu would return to the Presidential Villa in 2027.
He also called for strengthened accountability in the corps.
Mr Akume urged the board members to discharge their duties with objectivity.
Mr Mohammed appreciated President Bola Tinubu for his support, strategic guidance, and policy backing extended to the FRSC over the past years.
He described Mr Akume as a statesman and a consummate leader.
He said the President Bola Tinubu’s administration had recorded significant achievements in different sectors.
Police said the body, suspected to be that of a labourer working at a construction site within the complex, was found in a sleeping position on the back seat of the vehicle.
Mr Ohiri said the move demonstrated Mr Tinubu’s commitment to advancing Universal Health Coverage (UHC) in Nigeria.
