He said the endorsement of the framework followed the successful implementation of the programme across the 27 local government areas over 10 months.
The command said the assailants inflicted injuries on the victims and forcefully dispossessed them of their motorcycle before fleeing the scene.
The command added that the suspects were assisting investigators with valuable information aimed at rescuing victims believed to still be in captivity.
The governor urged them to continue promoting peace, unity and development within their respective domains.
“In the North-West, we have started to build synergy to establish a common electricity supply for all seven states in the region,” he said.
He urged the state government to deploy operatives of the Amotekun Corps, the Nigeria Police Force and other security agencies to schools across the state.
He described NEPZA staff as the engine of the organisation.
She said malaria remained a leading cause of child illness and death in the country, but Plateau had reduced its prevalence from 18.8 per cent in 2021 to 2.8 per cent in 2025.
Mr Shuaibu commended the leadership of the forum for the initiative.
Eyitayo Akanji, said the projects underscore the importance of supporting both students and teachers to achieve sustainable improvements in education.
