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In his remarks, the President of the Trade Union Congress, FESTUS OSIFO, called for stronger unity among workers and stakeholders to tackle poverty and insecurity.

Beyond the road expansion, UMAHI outlined a wider plan to convert Nigeria’s highways into smart economic corridors, incorporating safety measures, environmental sustainability, and digital monitoring systems.

TUNJI-OJO emphasized that the commitment and resilience of Nigerian workers remain vital to the nation’s growth and prosperity, andencouraged them to continue demonstrating patriotism, productivity, and diligence in their respective roles

The Presidency said the appointments form part of broader efforts to strengthen Nigeria’s foreign policy framework, enhance strategic global engagement, and build stronger international partnerships.

While the details of the discussions were not disclosed, the meeting is believed to be a continuation of consultations following the President’s recent visit to Plateau State after a deadly attack in Jos.

Attributing the recurring assaults to armed groups crossing from neighbouring Katsina-Ala Local Government Area through River Katsina-Ala, GABO added that security personnel had been deployed to the area following reports of the attack.