Mr Aneke commended the Enugu State government for its sustained support of NAF personnel.
The lawmakers also emphasised the need for decisive measures to curb illegal revenue collection and end the harassment of commercial drivers.
The state commandant, Oluyemi Ibiloye, called on religious institutions, parents, and guardians to respect the limits of lawful discipline.
Mr Olayinka said that a dispute arose between the two warring local communities over a tract of land known as Amosiko, divided into three parts, namely Ito, Agere and Sando.
Ms Umeoji described the new business office as a significant milestone in the life of the bank.
The directive was issued on Thursday, following the governor’s visit to the affected community to commiserate with victims.
The state police spokesperson said that the suspects would be charged to court upon the conclusion of investigations.
Mr Omonisi said many cancers are preventable or treatable if detected early.
Mr Olatunji stated that the recruitment cut across diverse cadres.
“We want a law that is clear, concise, and can be interpreted by all and that is unambiguous, so, it is electronic transmission of results,” Mr Abaribe said.
