For Victoria Joshua, June 12 began like any other day in the IDPs in Niger state. The mother of three joined dozens of other displaced persons in search of food and water.
Two vigilante members and a driver from the joint security team lost their lives during the attack, the state police spokesperson said.
Mr Dada noted that investing in teacher’s capacity would sustain educational access in hard-to-reach and insecure areas.
Mr Kuta noted that the 300 IDPs, mostly women and children, lacked food and other essentials.
The UNICEF education specialist said that the report emphasised the importance of education in addressing insecurity.
The suit seeks the inclusion of Niger State in the 13 per cent derivation as enshrined in the Enactment of Allocation of Revenue (Federation Account, etc.) Act, 2004.
As of Wednesday, cases had spread to at least six LGAs, including Minna, Bosso, Shiroro, Magama, Bisa, and Munya.
Ms Isah said the VCDP project is being implemented in Bida, Katcha, Wushishi, Kontagora, Shiroro, Borgu, Edati and Mokwa local government areas.
He called on leaders at all levels to continue to support Mr Bago’s vision of transforming Niger.
The NEMA DG also alerted the governor to the 2024 seasonal climate prediction and urged preparedness.
