NEDC presents certificates, Energy Efficient Stove packs to North-East women

A participant receiving her certificate and Energy Efficient Stove at the end of the two day training in Maiduguri.

By SADIQ ABUBAKAR, Maiduguri –

The North East Development Commission (NEDC) at the end of a two day training workshop for North-East women participants in Maiduguri on Friday, presented certificates and Energy Efficient Stove packs each to all the women participants.

While presenting the certificates and Energy Efficient Stove packs to the participants, MD/CEO of NEDC, Mohammed G. Alkali, urged the trainees/ women participants to endeavour to also train other women on how to use the efficient stoves.

Alhaji Alkali disclosed that the workshop is a continuous one as other women will also benefit from the programme which is holding simultaneously in all the six states of the North-East region.

The Director of Administration with the Lake Chad Research Institute Maiduguri, Hajiya Fatima Mustapha, sensitizing the participants on how to operate Energy Efficient Stoves

In her closing remark, the facilitator, who is also the Head Administration of the Lake Chad Research Institute Maiduguri, Hajiya Fatimah Mustapha, thanked the women participants, the media, stakeholders, and the Borno State Government for organizing and supporting the workshop.

Earlier, the facilitator, who trained the participants on the use of Energy Efficient Stoves, which are manufactured by Integra Renewable Energy Services Ltd, had demonstrated to the women on how the Energy Efficient Stoves can be operated and maintained.

Group photograph showing facilitators and participants displaying their Energy Efficient Stoves at the end of the two day training in Maiduguri

She also said that the Energy Efficient Charcoal Stoves are today replacing the traditional forms as cooking efficiency is significantly increased and the enviromental impacts of biomass use are also reduced.

On behalf of of the women participants, Mrs. Talatu Dibal from Forestry Department in Maiduguri, expressed delight to the opportunities and items given to them, which she said will go a long way in easing and facilitating their cooking activities in their homes.

She also thanked the organizers and sponsors for their support and assistance while pledging to also impact the knowledge and experiences derived from the training to other women.

Below are pictures of some of the participants receiving their certificate and Energy Efficient Stoves

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