The FCT police spokesperson said that members of the group were armed with firearms, cutlasses, catapults, sticks, stones, petrol bombs, and other lethal weapons.
Mr Idris said UNESCO’s decision to establish the institute in Nigeria reflected the renewed confidence of the international community in the country.
The chief magistrate, Abdulrazaq Eneye, released the defendant after he had spent three weeks at the Kuje Correctional Centre.
The official reiterated the Nigerian government’s commitment to ensuring accountability and efficiency in implementing the agreement.
“We have not had a single incidence of leakage. Because in government, that’s what we call the right to know,” said Mr Akpabio.
The minister added that the two interchanges on Wole Soyinka Way (N20) would also be inaugurated in May.
The statement said the nominations arose from the exit of previous institutional representatives from the governing council.
Ms Orelope-Adefulire said, “Beyond raising awareness, the initiative engages young people, sparks dialogue and positions film as a catalyst for advocacy and change.”
The first lady stressed the importance of grassroots interventions in the fight against TB.
Mr Adewale pledged quality leadership to officers and men of the FCT command.
