“Although our democratic practice is far from perfect, we must continue to improve it and ensure that democratic ideals are embedded in the mindset of young people,” he said.
“Let us continue to pray fervently for our nation, support affected families and communities, and refuse to surrender to fear,” he said.
“If the government takes the right decisions before June 20, we will be able to avert a food crisis later in the year,” he said.
“We are demanding that whatever is given to ASUU should also be given to us because we face the same economic realities,” Mr Adeyemi said.
He said the fight against banditry must remain a national priority, requiring unwavering commitment and collective resolve.
He reaffirmed the Navy’s commitment to sustaining intelligence-driven operations.
Mr Matawalle accused opposition politicians of politicising the heightened insecurity in the country.
“If government demonstrates greater commitment and delivers visible results, public confidence will improve ahead of the 2027 elections,” the CDHR chief said.
“While the terrorists have done their worst, they should know that the government will never bow to their demand to release their members held by our security agencies,” he said.
The product was recalled by the United States Food and Drug Administration (USFDA) due to the presence of foreign material in some batches.
