Mr Famosipe expressed gratitude to the governor for the vehicle donation.
Mr Ozongwu made the discloure on Friday in Enugu during the unveiling of NG-CARES 2.0, titled, “Operation 2.0.”
Mr Ngwu stated, “Campaigns will begin on April 29 and end on September 25, 24 hours before polling.”
Mr Ukandu said that the command’s Anti-kidnap Unit had taken over the matter to fish out the perpetrators of the crime.
Mr Diso stressed that the legislature’s effectiveness depends not only on its activities but also on how they were communicated to the public.
The Osun State police command’s spokesperson, DSP Abiodun Ojelabi, made the call in a statement on Friday in Osogbo.
The committee is headed by Major Gen. GA Wahab (retd).
Ms Dantsoho said the support aimed to ease hardship among the displaced persons.
The governor said the project partners would be formally unveiled during the groundbreaking ceremony.
The COAS said, “The Nigerian Army will remain aggressive and adaptive in responding to evolving threats across various theatres of operation.”
