Mr Zulum said the committee would also manage repentant insurgents, particularly how they will leave their enclave, their rehabilitation and reintegration into society.
Mr Onyeuko said the troops of Operation Hadin Kai had intensified the tempo of their operations in the various locations in North-East.
Mr Mustafa said in Maiduguri on Sunday that the party was very popular in Borno and now set to shock other political parties.
Mr Machina was certified as the winner of the primary, but he still expects the ruling party to double down its plot to trade his mandate for the Senate President.
Mr Zulum expressed optimism that indigenes of Borno and other states in the North-East who were willing to return would be re-established.
Mr Zulum, who dissolved his cabinet in May on June 14, sent the list of 20 nominees, including 17 former commissioners, to the legislature.
Ms Dauda said the extremist group had threatened before the escape that she would be hunted down and killed if she deserted.
Mr Lawan did not participate in the primary. Bashir Machina, who contested the primary and won, has been challenging the party’s determination to misappropriate his mandate.
Mr Onyeuko said that the troops had on June 12, encountered the terrorists while clearing their enclave in Gazuwa in Bama Local Government Area of Borno.
