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Insecurity: Mattawale vows to demolish houses harbouring informants, weapon suppliers. 

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By Ahmed Attahir Gusau

 

Governor Bello Matawalle of Zamfara State has vowed to demolish any house that is harbouring informants and weapon suppliers in the state.

Governor Mattawale made this known while responding to the Sokoto State governor, Hon. Aminu Waziri Tambuwal who was in Gusau to commiserate with the government and people over the recent bandits’ attack in some parts of the state.

Governor Matawalle said he has instructed for serious punitive measures including the demolition of any house where informants, weapons suppliers and people who are aiding banditry activities in the State.

 

You did not rescue Our Kidnapped Women-Katsina Community Told Governor Matawalle

In a statement issued by the Director-General Media and enlightenment  Mallam Yusuf Idris Gusau, on Wednesday, said the action became necessary in order to fully address the resurgence of armed banditry activities in some parts of the state which is being aided by the people who are living mostly in the cities and providing information to the bandits in the forest.

He further said the activities of the informants is creating a lot of problems in the ongoing fight against banditry in the state and called for the support of citizens in the state in order to win the fight.

He also urged traditional rulers in the state to keep vigil and monitor the activities of landlords in giving out houses for rent, directing them to report any suspicious movement to security agencies for immediate action.

The governor explained that if actions like monitoring movements of suspicious characters are taken seriously, the killing of innocent souls will reduce significantly in the state.

Earlier on, Governor Aminu Waziri Tambuwal of sokoto State said he was in Gusau, the State capital to commiserate with the government and people over the recent unfortunate killing of innocent souls in some of the state which he described as “devastating and tragic.”

Tambuwal noted that killings of innocent souls is a serious calamity which he prayed for the repose of the souls of those who were lost during the attacks.

Governor Tambuwal said they were happy with the kind efforts taken by Matawalle in handling banditry activities which decimated killings and other crimes since the coming of Matawalle’s administration and will not accept the sudden sad resurgence of the banditry.

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President Tinubu Congratulates El-Rufai On 65th Birthday

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President Bola Tinubu congratulates Mallam Nasir Ahmad El-Rufai on his 65th birthday.

Mallam El-Rufai is an administrator, scholar, and politician. He is a founding member of the All Progressives Congress (APC) and highly regarded for his resourcefulness and brilliance.

He served as governor of Kaduna State for eight years, and prior to elective office, he had served as Director-General of the Bureau of Public Enterprises, and Minister of the Federal Capital Territory (FCT) from 2003 to 2007.

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President Tinubu celebrates Mallam El-Rufai on this occasion and commends his endeavours for democracy; his meritorious service to the nation, and mentorship of the younger generation.

The President acknowledges Mallam El-Rufai’s role in the dialogues leading up to the formation of the APC and his contributions to the success of the party in the three consecutive elections of 2015, 2019, and 2023.

In a statement by Bayo Onanuga Special Adviser to the President on Information and strategy said President Tinubu wishes El-Rufai good health and strength for continuous service to the nation.

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Late Danzago Shaped Governance and Entrepreneurship – Comrade Waiya

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Kano state commissioner of information and internal affairs Comrade Ibrahim Abdullahi Waiya has paid condolences visit to the family of Late Alhaji Amadu Haruna Danzago over the death of the renowned politician and businessman.

 

During the visit on Saturday evening, the commissioner described the death as a great loss to Kano, business community and Nigeria as a whole.

 

He said, Dazago’s death has created a wide vacuum in Nigerian politics, and the business community due to his active role in shaping governance and entrepreneurship development.

 

He urged politicians to emulate the leadership qualities of Late Danzago’ who before his death served as managing Director Kano Refuse management and Sanitation Board (REMASAB)

 

” Late Amadu Haruna Danzago will continue to be remembered for his contribution to the economy as a business man, as well as the political space, because throughout his active live was dedicated to serving humanity and building younger generation ”

 

Waiya prayed for the soul of the late elder stateman and for his family to bear the lost.

 

He also extended his condolences to governor Abba Kabir Yusuf and the national leader of the NNPP engineer Rabiu Musa Kwankwaso over the loss.

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Ramping Up Vaccination: Emir of Dass Launched New Incentives’ Program Addition In Bauchi

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To improve routine immunization and retention rates in Bauchi State, His Royal Highness, the Emir of Dass, Alhaji Usman Bilyaminu Othman, and New Incentives All Babies Are Equal (NI-ABAE) launched the All Babies Livelihood Grant program addition. This initiative offers ₦5,000 to caregivers who complete their child’s vaccination schedule.

The launch ceremony took place at the Town Primary Health Care Center (PHCC) Dass, and was organized by the Bauchi State Primary Health Care Development Board (BSPHCDB) with support from NI-ABAE. Attendees included the Executive Chairmen of Dass Local Government Area (LGA) and BSPHCDB, a WHO representative, District Heads, and other traditional and community leaders.

Another cross section of women

Another cross section of women

In his speech, Umar Faruq Abubakar, the Head of Administration of Dass LGA, representing the Chairman, described the launch as a milestone in Bauchi State’s healthcare system. “Today’s event marks the beginning of a new chapter in health service delivery in Bauchi State. The additional NI-ABAE program represents a significant effort to improve access to quality healthcare services and reduce disparities,” he said. He also commended the Bauchi State Emirs, district heads, health workers, and partners for their support in making the ABAE program successful. “Your support, commitment, and collaborative effort are pivotal in ensuring that this program reaches those most need it.”
Dan Asabe Abdullahi, State Director of Public Health, representing the Commissioner of Health, praised the initiative, especially amid economic hardship. “If sustained, this program will help reduce childhood deaths from preventable diseases,” he said. He urged caregivers to give birth in health facilities and complete their children’s immunizations.
“When caregivers bring their infants in for their routine immunizations at a government clinic, the All Babies program.

Cross section of women during the programme

Cross section of women during the programme

Provides a small cash incentive of ₦1,000 for each of the six visits required for her child to complete the immunization schedule, totaling ₦6,000 over 15 months,” explained Nura Muhammad, NI-ABAE Stakeholder Relations Director (SRD). “Now, I am delighted to inform you all here, that upon completion of the immunization schedule, caregivers will now be given a token of ₦5,000 which will make all the cash incentive she received over her 15 months of visits to ₦11,000,” the SRD added.

 

Umar Faruq Head of administration Dass LGA

Umar Faruq Head of administration Dass LGA

The Emir of Dass who also serves as the Co-Chair of the Bauchi State Task Force on Primary Health Care welcomed the program addition. He said the livelihood grant is an intervention at the right time, urging caregivers to utilize it. “In reality, we know that what’s stopping many caregivers from going to the clinic to access care is the lack of transportation fares from their homes to the clinic,” he said. “This support will help ensure children get the protection they need.”
He urged caregivers to stay committed to completing their children’s immunization schedules. “As soon as you give birth, start vaccinations and return for every session until the 15th month. Do not miss any,” he advised. The Emir reassured the people of Bauchi State that traditional leaders fully support the program and will continue to advocate for the health and well-being of their people.

He concluded by thanking NI-ABAE and its partners for their commitment to strengthening immunization in Bauchi State

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