Governors from the Northeast region have converged on Yobe state to deliberate on crucial challenges facing their states.
The resurgence of boko haram insurgency was top on their deliberations.
The governors, from Borno, Taraba, Gombe, Adamawa and Yobe states, converged to discuss and strategise on a range of critical challenges including economic development, security concerns, and infrastructure improvement.
As the Northeast grapples with economic disparities and security threats, this forum signifies a commitment to collective action and regional progress.
The Northeast Leaders are not only celebrating their shared achievements but are also focusing on pathways that will benefit their constituents.
In an era where unity is vital for overcoming adversity, these governors emphasise the importance of collaboration in tackling issues like youth unemployment, healthcare access, and essential infrastructure development.
Shortly after, the governors began deliberating on regional issues that would affect the lives of millions in the Northeast.
Following that, Babagana Zulum, Chairman of the Northeast Governors Forum, read the meeting’s outcome.
It is hoped that the outcome of the governors’ meeting will have a favourable impact on regional development.
