Mr Bugaje argued that industries have no excuse to recruit skilled manpower from outside the country.
Mr Danja explained that following the operation, troops sustained aggressive patrols in the general area to deny terrorists freedom of action.
The official said UNICEF remains committed to supporting the Katsina government in strengthening its health system and improving residents’ well-being.
Governor Alex Otti of Abia has directed the immediate remediation of erosion and flooding sites across the state.
The PCN official said the exercise also revealed limited access to formal pharmaceutical services in Yobe.
Mr Idris said the Tinubu administration was complementing the state’s development drive through major federal infrastructure projects.
Mr Goni said the operation was part of sustained efforts to locate and rescue persons abducted by terrorists.
Northwest University, Sokoto, has warned prospective students, parents, and guardians about a fraudulent admission notice circulating online on social media platforms.
Mr Otti has apologised for the recent strike by ASUU, Abia State University chapter, describing the industrial action as avoidable.
The victims were abducted at Igbesi on Saturday.
