The governor charged the newly appointed officials to uphold the highest standards of integrity.
Mrs Tinubu, who held an interactive session with stakeholders during a visit to Jos on Thursday, prayed for lasting peace in Plateau.
Mrs Abimbola said across the remaining nine states, 27 other winners also emerged after pitching business plans in diverse sectors.
“This is not just another conference. It is an opportunity for truth-telling, healing, dialogue, and decisive recommendations,” he said.
Security sources told Peoples Gazette some of those involved in the bloodshed had been previously rehabilitated in a programme introduced by former Governor Bello Matawalle.
Mr Tinubu, in a statement on Sunday, expressed sadness over the recent attacks in Borno and Plateau, as well as the explosion in Kano.
“We are out, fully deployed and tackling the menace head-on,” he said.
The governor’s wife said conflict-related sexual violence was not just rape but a weapon of war.
CAN also called on the federal government to declare a state of emergency in the worst-hit areas.
NiMet has predicted thunderstorms and rain from Monday, June 16, to Wednesday, June 18, across the country.
