Mr Tinubu reiterated the need to regulate social media to protect Nigeria’s information ecosystem and its citizens.
Despite the reforms, the development will not apply to current corps members, as the core one-year mandatory national service remains unchanged.
Ms Osuji said the foiled IED smuggling attempt at the medium security custodial centre in Ikot Ekpene prevented what could have been a major security breach.
Mr Olawande acknowledged that he mentioned Adire and Ankara in the interview, but maintained that he cited them only as proposed choices.
He said Nigeria must prepare before detecting the first Ebola case rather than responding after infections emerge.
Ms Odeyemi urged MDAs to identify practical use cases for integrating the digital postcode into their operations.
“We have made progress in prosecuting rape cases and addressing child-related offences, but we need more support and collaboration to protect every child,” she said.
Mr Olobio said the ministry intensified surveillance in areas with persistent transmission to prevent a resurgence of the disease.
Mr Babafemi announced the arrest of a wanted drug kingpin, Lekan Jimoh, alias “Kanmo-kanmo.”
The judge adjourned until Friday for continuation.
