The minister said Mr Obi had complained of being harassed at the airport because of his political affiliation.
He described the event as a defining milestone for the graduating boys.
On May 15, gunmen kidnapped schoolchildren and teachers in Oyo state.
“Gender-responsive leadership dismantles systemic biases, creates inclusive environments and leverages diverse perspectives for better security outcomes,” he said.
Mr Kikwete congratulated Mr Alausa on the progress being recorded in the education sector, describing it as Nigeria’s commitment to strengthening education systems.
Mr Udo said that the contractor abandoned the project over six years ago.
Mr Onanuga said the Attorney General of the Federation was directed to coordinated the PIC activities with effect from November 5, 2025.
The NSA urged Nigerians to support security agencies by reporting illegal possession, manufacture, trafficking and movement of arms.
Ms Alowolodu tasked the students to be problem-solvers.
The NSCDC boss commended the FCT commandant for the laudable initiative.
