Mr Turajo said Jigawa remained a source and major international transit route for human trafficking to Europe and the Middle East.
Mr Makinde said accountability and reform would restore public confidence and help prevent a recurrence.
Mr Okon said the community believes the disaster transcended natural causes and that traditional cleansing rites and prayers must accompany engineering interventions.
Mr Ugwu decried the growing unprofessional practices, including facilities where laboratory services were combined with pharmacies, treatment centres, and provision stores.
The group said the intervention became necessary due to the persistent burden of maternal and infant mortality.
Zubaida Umar, NEMA DG, said the exercise demonstrated the coordinated actions required before, during, and after flooding to minimise loss of lives, livelihoods, and property.
The commandant of NWCN, Mohammed Muye, noted the growing threat of climate-induced disasters demands coordinated and proactive action.
Customs said the implementation of the fiscal incentives aimed to support the federal government’s broader objectives of reducing transportation and energy costs.
The Pharmacy Council of Nigeria has sealed 383 pharmaceutical premises in Ogun following a four-day enforcement exercise across 11 council areas.
The AIG also charged officers in the command to be dedicated, disciplined, and committed to the core values of the police.
