The minister commended JOHESU’s crucial role in the health sector.
Mr Ibrahim noted the notice superseded any other letter previously issued by the National Assembly on the same matter.
The summit will be held from Aug. 25 to 27, in Abuja.
Ms Oduwole outlined Nigeria’s priority sectors for investment.
Mr Musa emphasised the need for the military to understand the enemy it’s dealing with to prepare for emerging challenges.
Mr Mordi said the new budget reflected a 97 per cent increase from ₦479 million expended in 2024.
Mr Falodun described vitiligo as an acquired, chronic autoimmune skin disorder marked by the appearance of depigmented patches on the skin.
Mr Yakubu stated that the commission under his leadership registered the largest number of political parties in Nigeria.
Mr Damagum said the decision to return Mr Anyanwu to the party’s National Working Committee, “was a difficult decision.
“This aligns directly with the UN Sustainable Development Goals and our collective ambition to build resilient societies,” Mr Ibitoye said.
