Mrs Tinubu appreciated all mothers for their good roles and encouraged them not to discontinue.
He said the action followed credible intelligence.
He said the Nigerian Army exists because of the sacrifices and dedication of its soldiers.
Mr Gowon noted that their discussions focused largely on Nigeria’s economic progress.
Mr Pheelangwah said that veterans represent a valuable national asset, and that timely and accurate pension administration is a moral obligation and a national responsibility.
Mr Egbetokun said his journey in the police had been shaped by faith since graduating from the Nigeria Police Academy.
The unit commander emphasised that road safety is a collective responsibility, calling for all hands to be on deck to ensure safety on Nigerian roads.
Ms Dimanche warned that many young Nigerians still embark on risky migration journeys due to limited economic opportunities.
He lauded media proprietors, editors and journalists for staying dedicated to their roles.
Mr Obi said, ““Nigeria is facing a troubling contradiction.”
