Ms Birukila mourned the departed souls and called on the authorities to expedite action on negotiations for the release of those abducted.
Ms Birukila added that the outreach provided treatment for malnutrition, immunisation, and other ailments
The newly trained local mechanics were presented with start-up toolboxes and certificates, enabling them to begin immediate service in their communities.
Ms Haruna highlighted the state’s support system for breastfeeding mothers.
Ms Birukila said the agency, in collaboration with others, attended to no fewer than 300 victims seeking various healthcare needs at the camp.
Ms Birukila reminded the audience of the historical roots of the day, commemorating the 1976 Soweto uprising in South Africa.
The Kaduna government and UNICEF have intensified efforts to contain an outbreak of measles that has already claimed the lives of two children.
UNICEF has engaged HiLWA to ensure sustainable ways of increasing adolescent retention, transition and completion in secondary schools.
“Rising temperatures, flooding, drought and intense storms are the most serious climate-related threats to children in Nigeria.”
