Mr Obioha clarified that the call for political engagement was not an attempt to bring religion into politics.
The commissioner said investment in spiritual tourism forms part of the government’s broader human development strategy.
Mr Shaibu said decent and affordable accommodation for soldiers and their families remained central to his Soldier-First command philosophy.
Ms Okor-Odey described the handover as a practical demonstration of inter-agency cooperation and regulatory responsibility.
According to the NAFDAC boss, commercial interests must never justify endangering public health.
The governor said the commissioners were selected based on merit and integrity.
Mr Soludo urged the people of the state to support Mr Tinubu in the 2027 election.
The timetable shows that students in colleges will be screened on November 11 and 12, while HND applicants will attend from November 13 to 17.
The COAS said the army remained committed to providing decent accommodation facilities for personnel.
Mr Edafe added that the investigation is ongoing.
