Mr Mohammad said that the conference would examine global security within the context of Nigeria’s national security challenges.
Mr Umahi called on the Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps to protect highways against illegal parking and other forms of abuse.
Mr Kingsley said opposition should not mean rejecting every government initiative simply because it was undertaken by an incumbent administration.
Mr Onadeko, who noted that he was unaware of Ms Osoba’s cancer battle when they first met, said he stood by her throughout the journey.
NDLEA said it busted several drug lords and traffickers between August 2 and 8.
Mr Wellington said the initiative was informed by growing mutual suspicion between the Yoruba and Igbo communities, which he described as unhealthy for national unity.
Mr Adeosun died last Wednesday in Lagos State.
He said Nigeria’s maritime and land-frontier networks are being persistently tested and exploited by transnational criminal syndicates, arms traffickers, and drug cartels.
According to him, the administration’s efforts in combating terrorism should be supported.
He said that the security challenge faced in the country requires collective effort.
