The police spokesperson said credible intelligence led to the suspects’ arrest, adding they were found in possession of the stolen vehicles.
Mr Bakare stressed the need for fundamental interventions, noting that years of leadership failure to confront the nation’s underlying crises finally came to a head.
He said the president had shown unwavering resolve and firm leadership in the face of these security challenges.
She also called for single-digit long-term loans for handlers.
The vice-president warned that Nigeria cannot compete globally if its universities remain underfunded.
The strike stemmed from unpaid arrears, delayed promotions, unmet allowances, and staffing shortages.
The Enugu State government and the European Union (EU) have pledged to strengthen their partnerships across various sectors of the economy.
The minister said the president has directed the military to “clear all indicators of insecurity” and to deepen inter-agency synergy.
Mr Onanuga noted that the new nominees are expected to be posted to countries with which Nigeria maintains excellent and strategic bilateral relations.
She urged participants to always invest in skills and standards through continuous learning.
