The NDC described Mr Omo-Agege and Mr Ochei as experienced political leaders.
The COAS reaffirmed his commitment to troop welfare, noting that improved welfare remained critical to sustaining morale.
She said the initiative was part of the organisation’s efforts to end period stigma and also highlight the crucial role of menstrual health in achieving girl child education.
Mr Emetu reiterated the state government’s commitment to sports development.
Mr Akeem said he could not travel to his hometown with his family because of increased transport fares.
He added that the accident victims were rescued by the FRSC Itori Unit Command in Ogun.
Mr Ajulo said that the government had already compiled records and title details of several affected buildings.
The ECBEIN president called for full deployment of operational, technological and tactical resources to strengthen rescue efforts.
Mr Ochei expressed appreciation to party faithful, stakeholders, political associates, and supporters, who stood with him throughout his stay in the APC.
The party said, “The exit of one individual, regardless of past titles or political history, does nothing to diminish the strength, stability, or electoral prospects of Delta APC.”
