Mr Onanuga said the inclusion of electric vehicles further strengthens the government’s agenda for affordable, efficient, and environmentally responsible mobility.
Mr Shettima noted that while the promise of every nation rested on its abundance, Nigeria could not afford to gamble with energy security.
Mr Masari said the party was ready to set the pace for a more durable democratic process in Nigeria and the African continent.
Mr Laka said the initiative addresses the underlying drivers of instability by providing skills, resources, and market linkages in agricultural value chains.
Mr Adams enjoined the Federal Government to empower the local farmers to boost food security.
Mr Oluyede argued that it is important to allow terrorists to repent on their own volition rather than killing them.
Ms Ayeni urged farmers to take care of the soil on which plants are grown.
Ms Dekalu-Thomas stated that NELMCO had turned what seemed impossible into a blueprint for success under Tinubu’s administration.
The minister urged journalists to uphold professional standards in an era where social media platforms enabled unverified information to circulate widely.
The party’s eighth national convention is scheduled for March 27 and March 28 in Abuja.
