Six policemen under the Zamfara police command were recently killed by bandits in an ambush.
He said the closure had become necessary following the recent cases of attacks in part of the state.
“A total of N54.2 million scholarship grants was given to the 2,199 students during the second phase of the lawmaker’s support,” the lawmaker said.
Mr Fintiri further said this made the state one of the most peaceful in the North-East, despite past challenges posed by insurgency.
Mr Adams also alleged that the different terrorist groups are coordinated by foreign elements.
He blamed poor handling of IPOB’s early activities for Mr Kanu’s current predicament.
The commissioner reiterated the state government’s focus on results rather than outcomes and urged all stakeholders to work diligently to achieve the desired goals.
Mr Lawal said he had visited all police facilities and formations in and around the Akoko Area of the state.
He warned against the increasing trend of using social media for sensational content at the expense of public safety.
He said that extremists continue to exploit divisions across northern communities.
