Mr Shettima said President Bola Tinubu, recognises insecurity as the greatest threat to peace and development.
Mr Agboola said, “This state visit marks a defining moment for Nigeria’s private sector and for the role of technology in shaping the future of global trade.”
The farmers said, “There are many other constraints that have forced many to abandon their farms.”
He said the returnees arrived at about 2:40 p.m. aboard an Air Algérie flight.
Mr Nwosu described the outcome of the meeting as encouraging.
According to him, both traditional and human security indicators showed the country was not doing well.
They agreed that although democracy is anchored on the participation of citizens in the selection of their leaders.
During his stay in Lagos, Mr Tinubu observed the Eid prayers at Dodan Barracks.
He pledged continued intelligence sharing and coordination to strengthen joint operations.
Mr Abdullahi confirmed that guidelines for the congresses had already been released.
