Mr Doguwa said public service gave him valuable experience and he would continue serving.
Ms Oduwole added that the university deliberately designed its academic programmes to align with modern labour market realities.
The victims were rescued in the Igbo-Eze North Local Government Area of Enugu State.
Mr Sani said troops repelled the attacks, noting that a “number of brave soldiers paid the supreme price in the line of duty,” including a senior officer.
Mr Ojo said the operations were intelligence-driven.
A witness, Oku Chinagorom, told journalists that the inferno was triggered by a cooking gas explosion in one of the shops at the busy junction in the area.
The BEDC official added that the decline in energy supply had also reduced electricity purchases by prepaid customers.
According to Mr Ikeanyi, the presence of soldiers on communal land is an indication of alleged illegal acquisition and high-handedness.
The commissioner said in Enugu that the state government was currently revamping four major tourist sites across Enugu State.
Mr Aiyedatiwa urged the permanent secretaries to ensure the effective delivery of government policies and programmes.
