The cleric stressed the need for cooperation among religious, political and traditional leaders to promote peace and development in their communities.
Mr Casteyanoss noted that DSCU provides specialised courses and advisory support to improve defence governance, logistics management, and policy development.
Mr Wase stressed the need for soldiers to maintain a strong maintenance culture to preserve the newly constructed facility.
Ms Kalu appealed to the Christian Association of Nigeria (CAN) to encourage church leaders to allow their women to participate in the movement, notwithstanding their denominations.
Mr Uche said that the initiative was aimed at discouraging Nigerian youths from engaging in cybercrime.
Mr Freeman said, “Nigeria has been on the receiving end of terrorism from Iran.”
The president said the gallant efforts of the Armed Forces continued to degrade the capabilities of terrorist groups and bandits operating across the country.
The minister said Nigeria had made significant progress expanding social protection programmes.
The CBN said the recapitalisation programme is “progressing steadily.”
The Federal Government approved a 15 per cent increase in port tariffs in February to improve infrastructure and expand port capacity.
