Mr Kwaja said peace-building in Nigeria faces numerous challenges.
The convicts are Amiru Sani, Aliyu Umar, and Bashar Dan-Inno from Wararin Zaromawa village.
Mr Onuigbo also commended Mr Tinubu for showing commitment to a united and prosperous Nigeria where no region is left behind.
The Katsina government has constituted a seven-member committee to investigate alleged torture against personnel of the Hisbah Board.
Mr Wike accused Nigerians of impatience and being in a hurry to see Mr Tinubu perform a miracle to fix the nation’s breakdown.
Mr Dangiwa added that over 28,000 applications had been recorded since the launch of the housing portal.
Mr Falana warned that the government must not use similar tactics as citizens prepare for another wave of protests in August.
“Disaster management is not just the business of NEMA or government agencies. It is everybody’s business,” said Mrs Suleiman-Saidu.
The North-Central coordinator of NEMA, Eugene Nyelong, said the initiative was part of the agency’s preparedness against floods as waste usually blocked waterways.
The former governor demanded N5 billion to compensate for the damage and embarrassment he suffered due to Mr Onanuga’s assertions.
