Mr Shehu stressed that a mono-sector economy does not help any country.
Mr Adekoya tasked the new leadership on transparency and strategic digitalisation of the profession.
Ms Uzoka-Anite said that the presidential executive order would safeguard oil and gas revenues.
Mr Aliyu said, “Under my watch, smuggling will no longer be safe for economic saboteurs.”
Mr Abdullahi said partnership, cooperation and policy alignment were critical to national development.
Mr Nagga said that the BPP-NIALS partnership was expected to yield significant benefits.
Mr Tinubu said the recognition followed a rigorous process that attracted 89 entries from 19 countries.
The defendant, Aliyu Mohammed, was arraigned on a four-count charge of conspiracy, break-in, malicious damage, and stealing.
The traditional ruler urged media practitioners to sustain coverage of developmental matters.
The First Lady reaffirmed her commitment to continued collaboration with UNICEF to advance child welfare and national development priorities.
