Mr Arase was appointed as the 18th indigenous I-G of the Federal Republic of Nigeria in April 2015.
He said that improved safety at tourism sites would encourage both local and international visitors.
Mr Mamedu noted that the shrinking of Lake Chad by 90 per cent had worsened insecurity in the region.
Mr Ndace noted that the relationship between the two countries dated back several years.
Mr Ekpeyong said, “Tourism is life, business, growth, progress and development.”
He stated, “We have challenges when it comes to the collection of VAT.”
Mr Nwachukwu said that the training also would enhance participants’ emotional resilience.
Mr Ogba said the President should not allow himself to be drawn into unnecessary exchanges.
Mr Ajuruchi stated, “ Non l-oil exports are more important to us as a nation now more than ever.”
Mr Mohammed said that the foundation would be marking its 25th anniversary on Monday.
