Mr Husseini described the practice as a “flagrant breach” of the conditions attached to the original grants.
Mr Garba stated that climate action in Niger was not only a local necessity but also a critical contribution to Africa’s global climate commitments.
Mr Usman urged the committee members to leverage their experience to drive impactful initiatives to revolutionise the state livestock sector.
Mr Bago, represented by Deputy Governor Yakubu Garba, also disclosed that 207 people had been confirmed dead and over 3,000 households displaced.
The governor made the call when NAPTIP director-general Binta Adamu-Bello visited him in Abuja on Tuesday.
He said Mr Tinubu was also pushing for Nigeria to join this “very powerful group in the world.”
She said the state government would do everything possible to support them with a view to improving the livelihood of households.
Niger government has introduced skills acquisition programmes in all junior and secondary Schools.
The victim was allegedly attacked by unknown persons and his hands chopped off while grazing cattle.
The university would operate side-by-side with the state’s college of education in Minna.
