Ms Haliyu said that the training was essential to ensure adequate health data to improve healthcare outcomes in the state.
Mr Ndukwe said that the state’s Commissioner of Police, Mamman Giwa, reaffirmed the command’s commitment to combating crime in the state.
The vice-chancellor advised the students to remain focused and shun indiscipline.
Mr Mohammed said the Peoples Democratic Party remained a strong national platform despite internal challenges.
Mrs Asekhauno attributed the crash to speeding and loss of control.
Mr Fawu urged residents to pay water bills.
Mr Kanu said the roundtable would provide a platform for investors to articulate their needs.
Ms Oluwaferanmi filed for dissolution of the relationship against her partner.
Residents and sympathisers thronged the palace for solidarity with the emir and members of his family.
He urged the government to allow peace to reign and eschew violence in the run-up to the election.
