The group distributed the vehicles and campaign materials at the 27th August Stadium in Damaturu.
Mr Iniedu said the DIG arrived the state with two police commissioners and conducted an on-the-spot assessment of the situation.
Mr Oborevwori commiserated with the Adiotomre family, the people of Ethiope East and the entire Urhobo ethnic group over the loss.
The minister identified feed and fodder, breed improvement and animal health management as the ministry’s three major priorities.
Mr Adewale said that no public explanation had so far established the cause.
Ms Ogwu urged the trainees to take the opportunity seriously.
The statement quoted Mr Ama as saying that the command was committed to maintaining law and order and protecting the lives and property of citizens.
Mr Ohaeri said the crash occurred at about 3:32 p.m. after Sopp Water Falls.
At least 800,000 women across the state are expected to benefit from the expanded programme.
Mr Jimoh said preliminary investigations revealed that the suspects allegedly belong to an armed robbery syndicate.
