The service, which did not disclose reasons for the suspension, clarified that its e-visa system remained active for prospective travellers.
Mr Ndume also urged the Tinubu government to address rising food prices, transport costs, and other economic challenges affecting citizens.
FRSC and NITT signed a memorandum of understanding on June 30 to advance training, capacity development, research and innovation.
Mr Idris said fuel subsidy removal and the unification of the foreign exchange have restored confidence in Nigeria’s economic direction.
The president said that, subject to resolving the grey areas, the bill might be suitable for retransmission and assent after the necessary legislative amendments.
“Investment in education creates lasting and intergenerational impact for communities,” Mr Ogbonna said.
Mr Musa also called for tougher penalties for kidnappers.
Mr Abdulhamid urged lawmakers to approve the budgets to strengthen policing and security across the country.
Mr Esene said that Nigeria also ranked 38th globally and first in Africa with an overall index score of 45.93.
