He said Nigeria’s democratic journey had recorded significant milestones since the return to civilian rule in 1999.
The agency is mandated to register, regulate, monitor and evaluate all private health facilities in the state.
The commissioner made the appeal in a statement issued on Friday in Minna.
The vehicle presentation took place at the Government House in Minna.
Governor Umaru Bago has inaugurated modern health facilities aimed at ending medical tourism and strengthening specialised healthcare delivery.
Mr Bago noted that power distribution was a private-sector venture but said the state was engaging the AEDC to improve supply.
The army chief noted that sustained collaboration between the military and the state government was crucial to achieving lasting peace and stability.
Ms Isah reaffirmed the programme’s commitment to boosting agricultural productivity and improving rural livelihoods.
Mr Bago described the turnout, especially in his ward, as unprecedented.
The governor said that the government was large, and people could be deployed to various portfolios.
