Hoodlums Kills ASP Police Officer, Injures Three Others In Adamawa

The Adamawa State Police command has confirmed the killing of its officer by hoodlums in Lafiya. According, to Press Statement by the command’s image maker DSP Suleiman Yahaya Nguroje, said the hoodlums numbering about 60 armed with dangerous weapons killed Assistant Superintendent of Police ASP Ibrahim Abdullahi and injured three other Policemen while trying to effect the arrest of the wanted Criminal in Lafiya. Part of the statement read “On 24/4/2021 between the hours of...

Forty-Four Persons, Including Two Medical Doctors Died Of Coronavirus Disease In Gombe State

Deputy Governor of Gombe, Manassa Jattau, who doubles as chairman of the state’s COVID-19 Committee said forty-four persons, including two medical doctors, have died of Coronavirus Disease (COVID-19)-related complications in the State. Briefing newsmen in Gombe, the Deputy Governor stated that the state was able to reduce the mortality rate to 2.1 per cent against the seven per cent recorded in most states.  “Out of the 34,472 samples taken so far, 2,034 tested positive for...

Mother Of Emirs of Kano and Bichi Passes On

The Kano Emirate Council on Saturday announced the death of Hajiya Maryam Ado Bayero, mother of Emirs of Kano and Bichi Aminu Ado Bayero and Nasiru Ado Bayero. According to the announcement on the Kano Emirate’s Facebook page, arrangements for her funeral rites will be announced later. The deceased who died on Saturday in Egypt after a protracted illness was a widow of late Ado Bayero and a princess of Ilorin Emirate, Kwara state. Until her death,...

Jigawa Farmers, Herdsmen Board To Carve Out 95km For Grazing Reserves

As part of measures to tackle farmers/herders incessant clashes in Jigawa state, the Jigawa Farmers and Herdsmen Board have concluded plans to carve out 95km of grazing reserves. On Jan. 1, 2008, former governor Sule Lamido, established 400 grazing reserves, 50 of which have already been gazetted. The effort to establish and demarcate grazing reserves in Jigawa was part of a multi-dimensional approach adopted by Lamido early in the day to address the perennial problem...

Security Agencies Aborted Jail Break In Kano

Security agencies, on Thursday evening, quelled an attempted jailbreak by inmates of Kurmawa prison, located within the precinct of Emir’s Palace, Kano. Sporadic gunshots were heard within the centre as most residents settled to break their fast Thursday evening. The Public Relations Officer, Kano State Correctional Center, DSC Musbahu Lawal Kofar Nasarawa told reporters in Kano that there was an attempt by some condemned prisoners to cause pandemonium in the prison.  “We have put down...

Zamfara State Government Closes Four Markets

The Zamfara State Commissioner of Information, Alhaji Ibrahim Dosara has announced the closure of four markets in the state beginning from April 22 till further notice. The markets are Magami Market in Gusau Local Government, Dansadau Market in Maru Local Government, Wanke Market in Gusau Local Government and Dauran Market in Zurmi Local Government Area. In a statement, the Commissioner said security agencies had been directed to ensure strict compliance and to deal ruthlessly, with...

Kauran Gwandu Advocacy Forum has obtained Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME) forms to support the orphans for 320 less-privileged students in Kebbi State. Speaking at the distribution, the National President, Nigeria Union of Teachers (NUT), Alhaji Nasir Idris said the programme was designed for those children who could not afford to further their education due to financial constraints. He urged other NGOs, wealthy individuals and philanthropists to support the forum in order to complement government...

UNESCO, Japan To Empower Women, Girls In Marginalized Communities

The UN Education, Scientific and Cultural Organisation (UNESCO) in collaboration with the Government of Japan has inaugurated a project to empower women and girls in marginalised communities in three states within one year. The project would be implemented in Delta, Gombe, and Bauchi states by UNESCO with funding from the Government of Japan. The project tagged: “Japan-UNESCO project on Empowerment of Women and Girls in Marginalised Communities for Better Well-being through Education and Advocacy’’ was...

National Human Rights Commission In Kano State Receives 276 Cases In Three Months

Kano State Coordinator of the National Human Rights Commission (NHRC) Alhaji Shehu Abdullahi says it has received 276 cases from January to March 2021 in Kano State. Abdullahi who disclosed this in an interview with newsmen on Wednesday in Kano said out of the 276 cases, 203 cases have been completed while 73 are still ongoing. “Some of the cases include abandonment, child abuse, domestic violence, sexual and gender-based violence, rape, indecent assault, neglect of...

Environment: Governor Buni Vows To Dealt With Traditional Rulers

Governor Mai Mala Buni of Yobe state has warned that any district, ward, or village head found wanting for failure to protect the environment will be dealt decisively. He stated this at the Yobe State security council meeting which brought together heads of security agencies in the state, 17 local government chairmen, traditional rulers, among others. Buni identified poverty as a key driver pushing people to embark on indiscriminate felling of trees in the State....

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