Mr Musa said that efforts were ongoing to reach out to the affected media organisations and victims’ relatives.
Mr Daha said the academy had also focused on improving the welfare and long-term stability of its players.
A Kaduna State polytechnic lecturer, Halima Haruna, called for sustained public sensitisation on the dangers of improper waste disposal.
The UI coach, Momoh Zika, said the institution’s female team could not participate because the school was currently on break.
The medical practitioner said his decision followed years of consultations and careful consideration across communities and interest groups in the state.
Mr Onyeka commended NAFDAC for its cooperation.
He said his leadership style had delivered quality projects to citizens irrespective of political affiliation.
He said more than 15,000 supporters were expected to participate in the rally.
She disclosed that the ministry had received increasing reports of sharp practices among some food vendors.
The governor said the committee would engage community leaders on rebuilding efforts, assess the needs of survivors, and address other outstanding issues.
