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The Presidency also unveiled a public website to enable Nigerians submit their views and recommendations before the proposed legislation is forwarded to the National Assembly.

A military operational report made available to newsmen stated that the victims were rescued after sustained pressure from security forces compelled their abductors to abandon them.

Represented by the Attorney General of the Federation and Minister of Justice, LATEEF FAGBEMI, the President said his administration would continue to uphold freedom of religion while encouraging religious organisations to promote tolerance, peaceful coexistence and national unity.

It cautioned applicants against relying on unofficial websites, social media posts and forwarded messages for recruitment information, urging them instead to verify job openings through recognised government platforms and avoid paying anyone who claims to have influence over recruitment exercises.

The Senate Committee on Information and Communications Technology and Cyber Security also secured broad endorsement for a separate bill seeking to establish an Artificial Intelligence Academy in Omuo-Ekiti, Ekiti State.

Special Adviser to President TINUBU on Policy Communications, DANIEL BWALA, who stated this on Wednesday during an interview, said the letter serves as further evidence that the administration's policies and engagements are yielding positive results.