The senator said that despite some challenges facing the country, Nigerians should remain hopeful and thankful.
Mr Babarinde said sports could rapidly generate mass employment if treated as an industry supported by good governance.
Another civil servant, Patrick Ugo, also urged the federal government to pay up the arrears without further delay.
Air Chief Sunday Aneke reaffirmed the NAF’s commitment to providing timely and decisive air support to ground forces.
Mr Tinubu described the achievement as a “bronze that feels like gold,” praising the team’s resilience and fighting spirit.
Mr Makinde said the intervention would include accommodation for students and lecturers, an IT centre, a healthcare centre, and buses to ease mobility.
Mr Musa advised pilgrims yet to submit their international passports to do so promptly to avoid being excluded from the exercise.
Mr Egbetokun commended NiDO-Worldwide’s leadership for the organisation’s show of love for Nigeria and its concern for Nigerians’ safety and security.
The police spokesperson said the victims were reportedly attacked with dangerous weapons by unknown hoodlums who broke into their house.
Mr Worlu said political actors chose cooperation over division to sustain the goodwill Rivers has enjoyed under Mr Tinubu’s administration.
