Mr Mukhtar said the exercise was part of the UNICEF intervention on education financing.
She said that the rural and border communities have been most affected by the sharp increase in banditry over the last five years.
The intervention was carried out through the PENGASSAN Foundation.
Ms Boriowo said that the reform was expected to streamline the admission process.
Mr Piwuna stated, “NEC deliberated extensively on the proposed Tertiary Institutions Support Fund.’’
The minister said that power projects were being executed to enhance energy supply in the zone.
The council asked Ms Iorchir to hand over the stitution’s property and dentity card to the Chief Security Officer.
According to him, each of the trained lecturers and teachers is expected to train no fewer than 40 participants.
The plenary was presided over by Fadila Sani, the speaker of the children’s parliament.
