From Ahmad Muhammadu, Bauchi
Bauchi State Government has partnered Protexxa Inc, a Canadian cybersecurity organisation, to launch the Cyber Nations Initiative, a cutting-edge cybersecurity training programme.
The project is to deliver the Cyber Nations Initiative Cybersecurity Training Programme to empower youths and professionals with globally relevant skills that promises to open doors to high-demand careers in the digital security landscape.
The Commissioner of Information and Communication, Hon. Usman Shehu Usman said this in a press release distributed to reporters in Bauchi.
He said “The Cyber Nations Initiative is a Canada-based coalition of global leaders working together to educate and employ 100,000 African, Caribbean and Canadian learners within the global cyber security industry”.
Usman said the Programme stems from a wide range of engagements embarked upon by the Bauchi State Government from a strategic bilateral mission it undertook in Canada.
The declaration came during a crucial zonal meeting held in Bauchi, where leaders from six states resolved to resist any attempt to hijack or destabilize the party through misinformation and court misinterpretations.
A communique issued at the end of the North-East zonal meeting and read by the NNPP zonal vice chairman, Sabo Imam Gashuwa, reaffirmed the current leadership of NNPP as registered with INEC, which they said remained the only legitimate authority of the party.
The communique signed by state chairmen from Gombe, Adamawa, Borno, Yobe, Taraba and Bauchi, reassured party faithful that the NNPP remains one family, deeply rooted in internal democracy and guided by Kwankwaso’s visionary leadership.
Speaking during the meeting, NNPP North-East Zonal Vice Chairman, Gashuwa, described recent claims by expelled members as “deliberate distortions” aimed at confusing loyal party members and misleading the public.
He cited constitutional and electoral provisions that validate the current leadership as the only authority recognized by INEC.
