Browsing: Sokoto state

“I can assure you all that the meals would be hygienic, well-packaged and of high quality,” asserted

Rakiya A. Muhammad The Nigeria Association of Women Journalists (NAWOJ), Sokoto State Chapter has called for the swift passage of…

Gov. Aliyu shared that the decision was inspired by Sokoto’s status as the Seat of the Caliphate, a city brimming with ancient treasures and monuments, some predating the jihad era, all deserving careful preservation for future

The Africa Health Budget Network (AHBN) has lauded strides made to boost routine immunisation financing in Sokoto, while urging greater focus on making data more transparent and accessible across the state.

Umar Yusuf Garba, INEC Resident Commissioner in Sokoto, disclosed this while speaking on the successful conclusion of the first phase and commencement of the second phase of continuous voter registration (CVR), which officially began on 5 January 2026 and will run until 17 April 2026.

In Ramin Kura, Sokoto State, thousands of IDPs endure daily hardship, struggling with unmet needs.

Persistent health issues, inadequate care, harsh weather, and scarce livelihoods drive hardship in the camp.

Rakiya A.Muhammad At just nine, Zahra’s world was shattered by a bandit attack that stole her father and her home.…

The Sokoto government says it has taken bold steps to revitalise the state’s media landscape and elevate the quality of public information services.

Alhaji Sambo Bello Danchadi, State Commissioner of Information and Orientation, disclosed this at the Congress of the Nigeria Union of Journalists, NUJ Sokoto Council.

People in Bodai Kaura, Dange Shuni local government area of Sokoto, used to struggle with water shortages. They had to walk long distances to rivers just to get water.

Across Sokoto State, long-neglected classrooms are springing back to life. A place where this revival is more vividly seen is at Sarkin Baura Model Lizzamiya Primary School in Dange Shuni, where Maryam’s enthusiasm was unmistakable. As she confidently read aloud from the blackboard, her voice rang out the words “protecting one another from danger” during social studies.