Ms Maida commended NEMA for bringing the agencies together.
Mr Akume said that the session reflected the need to build stronger institutions.
Mr Adekahunsi said that poor metering remained a challenge in the country’s power sector.
Ms Motara said, “Women are burnt out, exhausted and overwhelmed because even with better job prospects they still carry the burden of caring for families.”
Mr Imumolen, a factional National Chairman of the party, made this known in a statement on Wednesday in Abuja.
The minister described access to justice as a national security imperative rather than a social welfare programme.
The minister said the government would begin targeted interventions in 2027 to strengthen universities offering the specialised programmes.
Mr Ologunwa said, “We’re closer than many people think. The technology already exists, and the momentum is here.
The actor battled breast cancer believed she survived before the announcement of her death.Â
The Nigerian Meteorological Agency has predicted cloudiness and thunderstorms from Wednesday to Friday across the country.
