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Rakiya Muhammad, a multimedia journalist from RM Times has earned the Biodiversity Reporting Fellowship, awarded by Dataphyte Foundation with support from the Earth Journalism Network.

Flood-prone local government areas in Sokoto welcome the news of the planned distribution of motorized boats and life-saving jackets, following recent tragedies that have heightened the need for action.

In Sokoto, Northwest Nigeria Floodwaters devastate the environment and livelihoods, turning familiar landscapes into scenes of chaos.

He encouraged interested applicants and parents to visit the university’s permanent site at Kalambaina, located along BUA Cement Company Road, for further details, or to contact the team at the Public Relations Office via 08060951011 and 09060448181.

The Catholic Diocese of Sokoto has donated wheelchairs to the Usmanu Danfodiyo University Teaching Hospital (UDUTH), Sokoto.

One of the drivers of this national development agenda in Sokoto State, and Nigeria at large is Alhaji Abdulrahman Musa Bashir popularly known as Rahamaniyya. For over twenty years, Alhaji Bashir has embarked on numerous infrastructure projects within Sokoto and other part of the country aimed at fostering economic growth of the nation

The Director of the National Education Summit (NES), Professor Adams Agahiu, has said Nigeria’s recent clearance of more than $10 billion in foreign exchange liabilities is restoring investor confidence and strengthening the naira.

Action Against Hunger has provided essential relief materials to 71 households affected by recent floods in the Yabo and Shagari Local Government Areas of Sokoto State.

Across the world, millions of children suffer from stunting— which the World Health Organisation describes as  the impaired growth and development that children experience from poor nutrition, repeated infection, and inadequate psychosocial stimulation.

By Tunde Omolehin Sokoto State Commissioner for Health, Dr. Faruk Umar Abubakar, said the state government has taken bold steps to tackle the acute shortage of medical personnel in rural communities. He said it aimed at correcting long-standing staffing imbalances and ensuring equitable healthcare delivery across the state. “Under the new policy, all doctors, nurses, pharmacists, and allied health workers trained by the state government will be bonded to serve in rural health facilities for a minimum of two years.” Dr. Abubakar said in a recent media briefing. “We are not just posting them to rural areas, we are also…