The groups, however, expressed concern about rising disillusionment with democracy amid challenges in the country and across the African continent.
“TVET is designed to equip Nigerians with practical, industry-relevant and employable skills,” he said.
Mr Ohaeri described the outcome as one of the FRSC’s most remarkable operational achievements in recent years.
According to her, Nigeria’s urban population continues to grow at an unprecedented rate.
Mrs Jegede said the initiative would also create economic opportunities.
The minister wondered why insecurity heightens in the country in the run-up to elections.
Mr Umahi said insecurity has become politicised and often escalated during election periods.
Mr Ishaq expressed PRP’s commitment to principles of internal democracy and service.
The VC noted that universities have a unique responsibility as centres of knowledge and innovation to develop solutions to environmental problems.
The video of Mr Ayodele rebuking Mrs Tinubu emerged on the internet on Friday.
