According to the statement, the initiative is being implemented in partnership with participating state governments.
The move is part of ongoing efforts to promote a circular economy and achieve a POPs-free plastics value chain in the country.
Mr Tegbe said priority projects include a nationwide technical audit of the transmission network and harmonisation of federal and state electricity regulations.
The partnership aims to support evidence-based financing, policymaking and investment in Nigeria’s agriculture sector.
Mr Onoja said the operations, carried out in collaboration with other security agencies and local vigilante groups, also led to the surrender of 57 insurgents.
Mr Alausa said the proposed college is designed to strengthen military healthcare delivery by producing doctors, nurses, pharmacists and allied professionals.
Mr Oloyede handed over to his successor, Prof. Segun Aina, in Abuja on Friday.
Ms Onyanta-Alli said traffickers were increasingly using fake jobs to lure victims into cyber-scam operations.
NDLEA says effective collaboration with other security agencies is the key to tackling illicit drug trafficking, substance abuse and other crimes.
He said Nigerians played critical roles by absorbing the initial economic shocks, enforcing fiscal accountability and supporting behavioural changes for sustainable growth.
