Author: Northern Rose

Dutse, Sunday Oct. 5, 2025 Primary Healthcare Department of Kaugama local government area of Jigawa state, has conducted mass mobilization for Measles, rubella, polio, routine immunization and other tropical diseases integrated vaccination on Sunday. A statement signed by the Information officer of the Council Mr Musa Muhammed made this known.  Muhammed in the statement, explained that during the mobilization, the vaccination was administered by the wife of the Council chairman, Mrs Rukayya Masaki-Usman. The statement explained that the council first lady, sensitised mothers on the importance of the vaccination to the well being of their children. She urged them to…

Dutse- Friday, October 3, 2025 Governor Umar Namadi of Jigawa State has commissioned a landmark solar electrification project at the Dutse Ultra-Modern Market, providing alternative energy to more than 300 shops. Speaking at the commissioning ceremony on Friday in Dutse, Namadi said the project reflects his administration’s commitment to delivering clean and reliable energy solutions that reduce costs and boost business profitability for traders. “Today, by the power of God, we have fulfilled the promise we made a year ago — to provide solar-powered electricity for Dutse Market. Three hundred shops are now connected and fitted with solar-powered fans. This…

Dutse, Oct. 2,2025 Jigawa state Immunization Officer, Mr Shehu Ibrahim, has said that the state targets 3.186.521 million children, representing 48-49% of children between nine months -14 years. Mr Ibrahim made this known on Thursday at a one-day media sensitization on Measles and Rubella campaign held in Dutse. He revealed that the Jigawa State Primary Health Care Development Agency (PHCDA), has trained 150 teams for the exercise. According to him, “Each of the teams has 11 people to cover the 288 wards across the 27 local government areas of the state,” Mr Ibrahim explained. He explained that 1,571,391 of the…

Dutse, Oct.2, 2025 Nigerian Export Promotion Council(NEPC), has tasked sesame seed farmers in Jigawa state to boost their productivity, as Nigeria’s non-oil exports for the first quarter of 2025, has hit the value of $1.791 billion. Mrs Nonye Ayeni, the Chief Executive Officer of the Council gave the task at a one-day sensisensitization for sesame seed farmers in Jigawa state. Represented by the Chief Trade Promotion Officer of the Council in Abuja, Mrs OkanyChika Sulvia, Ayeni said the value represents a 24.75 percent increase compared to the first quarter of 2024, representing 19.59 percent increase. She explained that non-oil performance…

Dutse, Sept. 30, 2025 Jigawa state Executive Council has approved the sum of N3,3 billion as loan, to the State Pilgrims Welfare Board, to enable it obtain the allocated seats from the National Hajj Commission of Nigeria (NAHCON). Mr Sagir Musa, the State Commissioner for Information, Youth, Sport and Culture made this known on Tuesday at a media briefing after the state executive council meeting. He said that the loan was issued in line with Namadi administration’s proactive stance and unwavering support for the spiritual wellbeing of its citizens. The loan he explained, will cover 400 seats for intending pilgrims, as…

Wudil, Kano —Sept. 26, 2025  For 38-year-old Aisha Adamu, the joy of motherhood came with heartbreaking struggles. As a mother of five from Gindabe settlement in Wudil, she endured serious injuries during childbirth, complications she later learned were linked to inadequate spacing between her pregnancies.  Her health deteriorated, her strength waned, and her family’s livelihood suffered as she struggled to cope. Hope came from an unlikely source,  her husband who came home sensitised one day after a mosque sermon on the importance child spacing on family health and well being. With his consent and encouragement, Aisha accessed Family Planning services…

Jigawa-Dutse, Sept 27, 2025 All Progressives Congress (APC) Jigawa state, has reaffirmed its total support for President Bola Tinubu and Gov. Umar Namadi of Jigawa state. The party made the commitment on Friday when the state’s Deputy Chairman of the party, Mr Nasiru Jahun led a delegation of Chairmen of the 27 local governments to the government House. A statement signed by the Governor’s Chief Press Secretary,  Mr Hamisu Gumel, revealed that Mr Jahun said Namadi is the only recognised leader of the party in Jigawa. “The party leadership in the state remains firmly behind President Bola Ahmed Tinubu and…

Dutse, Jigawa, Sept. 25, 2025 Jigawa State House of Assembly has passed a supplementary budget of  N75 billion, for the state and local governments for the 2025 fiscal year. The supplimentary budget was passed into law during the assembly’s plenary on Thursday, presided over by the Deputy Speaker of the Jigawa state Assembly, Hon. Sani Isiya. The sum of N58 billion of the approved supplementary budget was for the state government while the sum of N17 billion was meant for the 27 Local Government Councils, covering both recurrent and capital expenditures. In the Deputy Speaker’s address during the plenary, he…

Dutse, Sept. 23, 2025  The Jigawa State Executive Council has approved ₦869,638,271.18 for the construction and rehabilitation of Tsangaya schools across the state. The Commissioner for Information, Youth, Sports and Culture, Mr. Sagir Musa, disclosed this on Tuesday in Dutse while briefing newsmen on the outcome of the council’s weekly meeting. He explained that the funds will cover renovation works in seven Model Tsangaya Schools, as well as the construction of 30 Recitation Halls and 30 Reading Spaces across local Tsangaya schools. “This initiative is designed to ensure the provision of at least one project per constituency. It will also…

Birnin Kudu, Jigawa State, Sept. 23, 2025  In a bold move to address unemployment, drug abuse, and the menace of political thuggery amongst young people, the Chairman of Birnin Kudu Local Government Area, Bld Muhammed Uba, has launched an innovative initiative that channels youth energy into agriculture, particularly rice farming. The effort, described by community stakeholders as a “game-changer,” is already yielding results, both in terms of reducing restiveness and providing a sustainable means of livelihood for hundreds of young people across the council. For decades, political thuggery has been a recurring challenge in Nigeria’s democracy, particularly at the grassroots…