The DG said the skills and acquisition programmes will equip the corps members with additional knowledge to ease their burden after their service year.
Mr Babarinde, in a statement on Sunday, noted that the ongoing reforms by the president would foster stability and growth.
According to him, after the initial rise in prices, they are beginning to normalise.
Mr Musa paid tribute to fallen colleagues, describing their service and sacrifice as a guiding light.
Mr Nafiu urged corps members to respect the culture of their host communities.
She described the event as an opportunity for teachers to gain renewed knowledge and energy.
The experts said this would help to promote sexual and reproductive health and family planning and protect against sexually transmitted infections (STIs).
Mr Abubakar called him a “president who would rather feast than feel—a leader who finds pleasure where the people find pain.”
October is Down syndrome awareness month.
According to him, Mr Tinubu will crush all gang-ups against his re-election in 2027.
