She said GBV remained one of Nigeria’s most pervasive human rights violations.
He assured citizens of the National Assembly’s commitment to strengthening Nigeria’s health architecture.
He added that the claims that the directive would add 100,000 men to the police would only fill numerical gaps.
Mr Akume said that public procurement was a critical link between policy and practice.
The honour underscores Mr Subair’s consistent drive for performance excellence.
According to him, the current security landscape in the country is volatile and complex.
Mr Mahmood said CCB is committed to improving its systems and processes to meet the demands of a modern anti-corruption agency.
While details of the meeting are yet to be ascertained, it is believed that the growing security threats in the South-West will be part of their discussions.
Mr Akpabio said the strategic plan was timely with the government’s resolve to defeat terrorism and build a resilient, peaceful nation.
Mr Kalu said Justice James Omotosho, who sentenced Mr Kanu to life imprisonment for terrorism charges, did his job and should not be blamed.
