Mr Wadada said the investigation is aimed at ensuring that the government maximises its revenue from the stamp duty.
Mr Ejodame said the winging marked a major step in NAF’s modernisation drive towards smarter, technology-driven air operations.
Mr Osifo said that many retirees under the defined benefit schemes were struggling due to stagnant pensions.
Mr Yar’adua said the proposed legislation would align military governance with constitutional principles and democratic accountability.
While thanking the federal government for the initiative, Mr Mutfwang promised to build his administration on the principles of justice and fairness.
Mr Barikor said the task before stakeholders was to review the current state of waste management in the FCT.
Mr Yilwatda expressed appreciation to media practitioners over how they had been helping the present administration since its coming on board in 2023.
Mr Aliero said, “The institute will monitor the conduct of its members and ensure compliance with technical and professional standards.’’
The bill has passed its second reading in the National Assembly.
