The minister said that despite funding challenges in 2025, the ministry was able to appreciably achieve milestones in both its presidential priorities and ministerial deliverables.
The registrar urged inductees to become exemplary professionals.
The bodies congratulated the board, management and staff of Nigerian Exchange Group and Nigerian Exchange Ltd. on the historic feat.
Aluminium Extrusion Industries topped the losers, declining by 9.91 per cent to N19.10, followed by Austinlaz, which fell 9.83 per cent to N4.13.
Ms Egbebi said all Nestlé infant formula products sold locally were officially registered with the National Agency for Food and Drug Administration and Control.
Mr Umahi said: “Nobody will be spared. Discipline is our watchword. Diligence is our watchword.”
Mr Shettima acknowledged the sacrifices of the fallen soldiers and other security agencies.
A recent report by PricewaterhouseCoopers on Nigeria’s economic outlook for 2026 projected that Nigeria’s poverty rate will reach 62 per cent.
He urged troops to remain steadfast, disciplined and committed to national service.
Mr Wike said, “You supported Tinubu in 2023, and today we are seeing the results. Do the same in 2027.”
