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Ohanaeze stated, “May the years ahead bring you greater accomplishments and lasting impact. Happy Birthday Your Excellency.”

Mr Awoyi stated, “People should be allowed to vote without the fear of intimidation from any quarters.”

Ms Palmer-Ikuku commended the advisory boards, scientists, innovators, writers and other stakeholders for sustaining the prizes as benchmarks of excellence.

Mr Ekundayo said that the fight against the scourge was not for NDLEA alone but a collective responsibility.

Ms Chuma-Udeh said that a circular conveying the directive had already been issued to school authorities.

Blantyre’s Director of Health and Social Services, Gift Kawalazira, attributed the outbreaks to poor sanitation and other contributing factors.

Mr Wike said, “When you leave dialogue and begin to join us as politicians, we will first treat you as politicians. I can’t treat you as a worker but as a political opponent.”

Mr Attah said over 40,000 candidates had so far been trained through capacity-building programmes, assessments and professional certification.