He described the gesture as a testament to the corps’ strong commitment to integrity.
He described the training as timely and strategic.
He added that the remains of the deceased have been handed over to her son.
He said it marked a major step in ensuring a smooth and successful pilgrimage.
He announced that fertiliser would be sold at ₦25,000 per bag.
Addressing the troops, Mr Oluyede commended their resilience and courage.
She said the examination maintains the same standard as the UTME written by other candidates.
She attributed the change to ongoing renovation works at the orientation camps.
Mr Philip said the prospective workers had been found deserving of promotion.
