Mr Arum urged the stakeholders to participate actively in the electoral process.
She said N4 billion was secured from the Tertiary Education Trust Fund (TETFund) for engineering and technology development.
The cleric described education as a blessing from Allah.
Mr Oborevwori described Mr Azinge as a distinguished traditional ruler whose life reflects commitment to humanity.
The NIS comptroller-general said the successful conduct of the upcoming elections requires institutional cooperation from all security stakeholders.
Mrs Tinubu, who visited Zamfara for the first time, was in the state for the North-West APC Women Mega Rally and Empowerment.
Mr Muhammad-Achida added that the council had approved N230.6 million for the rehabilitation of Kuppa Juma’at Mosque in Gidan Sauro area.
The institute said these measures would reduce operating costs, improve efficiency and accelerate economic growth.
Mr Igiebor said the commission identified the ecological sites during its statewide assessment tour of 16 local government areas.
The party said the “ruling is a triumph of due process over administrative aberration.”
