The student leader regretted that several members of the union had fallen victims of the menace.
Mr Mohammed said the company would boost the state’s economic base and create jobs.
According to him, their recovery has brought relief to the community.
Mr Asemakaha said particular attention would be given to youths and women venturing into entrepreneurship.
Mr Musa described the arrest as a significant breakthrough in the command’s ongoing efforts to curb organised crime and criminal activities.
Mr Lawan reaffirmed the group’s commitment to supporting institutions and vulnerable groups across the North-East.
The speaker said the projects would expand opportunities for young people and build stronger and more resilient communities.
Mr Ododo described the graduands as the touchstone of hope and beacon of light of their families, the state, and the nation at large.
The chairman presented four patrol vehicles, two buses, and an ambulance to the police, the local security and environmental team, and a primary health centre.
The Enugu State government and the European Union (EU) have pledged to strengthen their partnerships across various sectors of the economy.
