Mr Ododo urged engineers to provide technical advice to political office holders whenever they identify better approaches to project execution.
The group sympathised with the bereaved families and the Gyero community and wished the survivor a speedy recovery.
Mr Obasa said the establishment of a state police has been a recurring issue from the fifth to the 10th assembly.
Mr Sanwo-Olu said the state government remained committed to working with the guild to address outstanding concerns.
Mr Ndukwe urged other victims to come forward and assist the investigation.
Mr Olalekan said weaknesses in driver licensing and vehicle inspection exposed serious institutional gaps.
Ms Eni educated parents and children on different forms of online sexual abuse.
The director-general reaffirmed NILDS’ commitment to strengthening democratic governance through capacity development.
The commissioner said that the ministry of health also issued preventive guidelines in its Week 43 health advisory.
The chief fire officer, Alabi Muhammed, sympathised with the affected residents, property owners and business operators over the losses recorded in the incident.
