The governor’s wife said the project aligned with efforts to improve public health outcomes in the state.
The Kebbi government on Wednesday disbursed N100,000 each to 650 persons with disabilities to help them start a business.
The chairman reiterated the need to restructure the nation’s security framework.
While calling for a united front against GBV, Ms Kamba lauded the state governor for rescuing the abducted Maga schoolgirls.
The chairman urged the residents of Maiyama to remain calm and law-abiding, while the assembly concludes its investigation.
Bandits had, on November 17, launched an attack on Government Girls’ Comprehensive Secondary School, Maga and kidnapped 25 schoolgirls.
He said the closure had become necessary following the recent cases of attacks in part of the state.
Mr Idris said both the state and federal governments were working tirelessly to ensure the safe return of the abducted girls.
The Kebbi kidnapping happened more than a decade after the 2014 Chibok schoolgirls abduction.
“We are here together, Muslims and Christians, praying for divine intervention to overcome insecurity in our land,” Mr Idris said.
