Sani Zoro, another political aide to Mrs Buhari, also could not be reached for comments.
A source familiar with the case, said part of the money was allegedly diverted from the African First Lady Peace Mission Project.
He said part of the government’s intervention was the school feeding programme, which had increased children’s enrollment in schools.
Ms Buhari added, “We, therefore, appeal to the minister to immediately credit the account of the peace mission for the purpose of accountability.”
“I want to appeal to the leadership of RTEAN to work with the National Agency for Mass Literacy to set up learning centres in the parks,” said Ms Tallen.
The UN Women showcased various technological innovations by young women and men that advanced gender equality and women’s empowerment in Nigeria.
The gesture is to help enhance environmental sustainability and guard against desert encroachment and indiscriminate felling of trees.
Inspector general of police Usman Alkali Baba, represented by AIG Aisha Abubakar, said special personnel training was ongoing.
Women affairs minister Pauline Tallen has called on religious leaders to support the country’s fight against sexual and gender-based violence (SGBV).
Ms Tallen said this was to engage the presidential candidates on their plans and commitment to the development of women and girls.
