Zamfara has reaffirmed its commitment to combating gender-based violence through sustained support for the Huriyya Dauda Lawal Sexual Assault Referral Centre in Gusau.
The statement said the court would be dedicated to addressing issues of sexual and gender-based violence.
The Katsina government says it registered about 40,000 Women Affinity Groups (WAGs) to establish a comprehensive database.
Mrs Radda said the day served as a global reminder of the ongoing struggle for gender equity.
Ms Gambo said that the state government was working with the military to ensure justice and fairness to suspects.
Mrs Radda said the goal was to break the chains of silence and dismantle the cultural norms perpetuating FGM.
Ms Kabir-Buba described GBV as a phenomenon transcending social, economic and geographic borders.
According to the statement, Ms Buraimoh, who described malaria as a killer disease, urged residents, especially women, to use the nets judiciously.
Mrs Mariya Tambuwal kicked against the use of children by politicians as thugs to cause violence during elections.
Mr Achebe also identified the harmful practices that should be eliminated to include harmful rituals, widowhood practices; denial of inheritance, forced and girl-child marriage.
