Mr Umoh described the investment as the government’s deliberate effort to advance education.
The senator’s call followed last Tuesday’s clash between members of two ethnic groups in the council area.
The group said the community had experienced repeated kidnappings and armed attacks in recent months, creating fear among residents.
Mr Sani said, “Primary education is where the foundations are laid. It is where a child learns to read, write, count, reason and relate with others.”
Dahiru Hamma, the council chairman, said the initiative was meant to complement Governor Babagana Zulum’s efforts to improve the education sector.
Mr Agbonayinma filed the suit, challenging the NDC’s alleged unlawful substitution of his name with those of Osayuki Asemota and Sunday Aguebor.
The programme was conducted at the Medium Security Custodial Centre, Kurmawa, Goron Dutse Custodial Centre and Janguza Custodial Centre.
Godwin Mutkut urged warrant officers and senior non-commissioned officers to uphold effective leadership and management as they discharge their responsibilities.
The government is strengthening the link between national security and food security through the NCTC-led AgriShield Initiative.
The Cross River government will host the 2026 International Coffee Festival on October 30 and November 1.
