She disclosed that 511 survivors were supported with livelihoods and empowerment interventions.
Stakeholders have urged the creation of safe shelters and harmonised data to strengthen the fight against Gender-based Violence in Anambra.
Ms Barengayabo said the training would help the officers to handle all manner of GBV and prevention of sexual exploitation, abuse, and trafficking in persons.
Mr Sabum stated that the other gaps identified were in the areas of protection for women and girls living in IDP camps.
She admitted that there are challenges in reporting incidences of GBV and how to bring it to the fore.
Ms Vivour-Adeniyi said despite being aware of their partners’ abusive behaviour, some survivors still married such people.
Gombe first lady Asama’u Yahaya has urged parents and guardians to report incidents of rape and other gender-based violence (GBV) to authorities without hesitation.
The state said it’s interested in curbing violence against children, women, the elderly and the youth, and doing all so that nobody is violated under any guise.
The human rights commission said half of the 1,000 complaints were on sexual and gender violence against women and children.
“I want to use this opportunity to call on media practitioners to engage more with first ladies so that their projects can get more visibility,” Mrs Buhari appealed.
