Mr Nkole warned that Nigerians were not ready to accept anything short of free, fair and credible elections.
Commissioner for Economic Planning, Sonny Ekedayen, said the support would help the state review and strengthen urban planning laws and master plans.
Mr Aiyedatiwa said the initiative, which would cover the state’s 18 local government areas, was designed to reduce energy costs for small businesses.
Mr Masiyer said the move followed intervention by critical party stakeholders.
Mr Nathaniel identified agriculture as a major tool for reducing poverty, creating economic opportunities and improving residents’ livelihoods.
The governor directed him to hand over all government property in his possession.
Mr Ahmed said the achievement reflected Governor Uba Sani’s commitment to continuity.
Mr Owan-Enoh expressed appreciation to the partners and supporters, including financial institutions.
The governor urged the people, politicians and other stakeholders to be peaceful and responsible.
Mr Kallamu urged voters to remain peaceful and orderly throughout the exercise.
