She urged participants to always invest in skills and standards through continuous learning.
According to him, GBV remains a serious criminal issue that will be investigated and prosecuted.
Mrs Ibekwe described the clean-up as part of a broader campaign to strengthen environmental responsibility.
Mr Tinubu assured the global maritime community of Nigeria’s readiness to promote safer oceans.
Mr Abbas advocated more representation for women.
Mr Emeje said recent US tariffs on AGOA products should push African nations to look inward and strengthen local value creation.
Mr Hudson said that the four-day event would attract 30,000 attendees from over 100 companies, and over 500 companies as exhibitors.
Mr Aneke said, “You are the unseen orchestrators of successful missions, ensuring aircraft readiness and safety protocols.”
Mr Edrims said Nigeria operates on a system that makes it difficult to earn income during old age.
Mr Usman described his death as a great loss to the Muslim Ummah.
