Mr Hassan commended the foundation for its strong support.
He said the formation of the group was anchored on the conviction that good governance must be supported.
He said the community had suffered repeated attacks since 2013.
We have built more schools and classrooms in the last seven years than were built in the previous 20 years,” Mr Sanwo-Olu said.
Mr Waiya said the council approved projects to boost education, infrastructure, and healthcare.
Mr Alia said every effort was being put in place to ensure that those responsible for the atrocity were brought to justice.
The governor called on residents of the state to support and pray for his administration to succeed.
Ms Ibrahim said that the action plan provides a framework for women’s participation, protection and access to justice whenever their rights are violated.
Mr Idris-Abdullahi stated, “The suspects were arrested after a good Samaritan gave a report to the NSCDC outpost in the area.”
Ms Udeme said the farmers were reportedly working on their farms when the assailants attacked them.
