Mr Obi advocated diplomatic and constructive engagement between Nigeria and the U.S. to address the escalating situation.
Mr Krull described Lagos as Nigeria’s economic hub.
Mr Moore labelled Mr Kwankwaso an enabler of Sharia law.
Mr Amupitan reaffirmed the commission’s resolve to combat vote-buying during the election.
The association said doctors continued to work in poor and unsafe conditions.
The APC chieftain acknowledged Mr Trump’s security concern but said the U.S. president should help strengthen the war against insurgency.
The anti-graft commission alleged that the former minister awarded various contracts to his younger brother to the tune of about N19.4 billion.
Mr Lawal-Malumfashi said adequate preparations were underway to ensure a smooth, transparent, and credible electoral process.
The invitation came days after Nicki Minaj hailed Mr Trump’s decision to redesignate Nigeria as a Country of Particular Concern over alleged Christian genocide.
Mr Bwala, however, emphasised that Nigeria remains a sovereign nation and that any foreign intervention must be collaborative and respectful of its territorial integrity.
