She stressed that trafficking demanded urgent, coordinated, and sustained responses.
According to him, the law is evolving and enforcement is stronger than ever.
Mr Zulum promised not to allow children affected by conflicts to be recruited as child soldiers by terrorists.
He expressed deep sympathy for those affected by the floods and called on the people of Borno to unite in prayer.
Mr Fall said, “What gives me hope is that the state government working with development partners can bring hope to people in need.’’
The UN agency stated that those displaced by floods were now experiencing secondary displacement.
Mr Wood condemned sexual and gender-based violence against women and girls in the region by Boko Haram.
Ms Umar commended the collaboration between NEMA and UN-OCHA in enhancing disaster response capabilities.
Molly Chambers said she was sent to Maiduguri to track down late Boko Haram leader Abubakar Shekau during multinational efforts to rescue the schoolgirls abducted from Chibok.
NAPTIP and UNODC have called for more collaborative efforts to combat human trafficking in Nigeria.
