The SSS is accusing Mr Utomi, the 2007 presidential candidate of ADC, of planning to establish “a shadow government” in Nigeria.
About 750 patrol vehicles, 120 ambulances, 25 tow trucks and over 200 bikes would be on the road from Thursday to June 11, according to FRSC.
“It will not disappear, just like other forms of crimes like rape, armed robbery, pickpockets and others,” stated Mr Buratai.
He said that AI would transform how Nigeria addresses development challenges.
The union directed its members to resume work on Wednesday.
She said the fight against human trafficking should be a collective.
He urged investment in cervical cancer elimination due to its high return on investment.
Mr Shettima said that Nigeria presents both a challenge and an opportunity with its rapidly growing population.
He said a total of 2,302 corps members had successfully completed their service year in Rivers.
Mr Aliyu noted that over 200 houses and four bridges collapsed with many people still missing.
