He emphasised the need for a balanced copyright system that protects creators’ rights.
Mr Neliaku assured the institute’s support for the bereaved family.
Ms Alakija said women should not be discouraged by gender in trying to achieve their visions.
Ms Ndong said the federal government had commenced the process of reviewing extant laws to give state governments control over mining activities.
The minister, who decried multiple bomb explosions across Maiduguri, the Borno state capital, pledged that such incidents would not be allowed to happen again.
Security operatives were stationed throughout the city, ensuring calm at prayer grounds, on roads, and in public places.
The COAS further promised improved welfare for troops and their families, insisting that welfare for troops goes beyond equipment.
The thugs stormed the venue in Alesa, Eleme, Rivers, dispersed supporters, and destroyed canopies, loudspeakers, chairs, and other equipment.
The corps marshal underlined that the values of restraint, sacrifice, and caring for others were critical to promoting safety on Nigerian roads.
Mr Nafiu encouraged corps members to reflect the spirit of the celebration in their daily conduct and service to the nation.
