President Bola Ahmed Tinubu has declared that the federal government will soon launch an integral agenda on the development of food skills and sovereignty to address unemployment in the country.
The president made the statement during his official visit to Kaduna, where he commissioned some inherited projects executed by the state governor, Uba Sani.
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Tinubu praised the governor's efforts and said: “Whatever we need to do together, we will do it. We will soon launch an integral agenda on the development of skills and increase the hope of our food sovereignty.”
The president emphasized the importance of collaboration between federal and state governments in development of development.
The president also honored Colonel Dangiwa Umar (RTD) with the national recognition of the Comandante of the Federal Republic (CFR), correcting an omission in his June 12 broadcast in the National Assembly.
Tinubu praised the commitment oriented to the people of Governor Sani with development, saying: “You are a good leader, and I am very happy to work with you.”
The president was impressed by the peaceful atmosphere that prevails in the state of Kaduna, attributing it to the governor's efforts.
Governor Sani highlighted the achievements of the State, including the establishment of the Peace Councils in each senatorial zone, which have become vital instruments for mediation, conflict prevention and reconciliation.
He also reported that around 535 schools in eight areas of the affected local government have reopened, reducing the number of children outside the school.
The occasion was attended by several governors, ministers and senior government officials, who witnessed the implementation of the skills and other project development center..