Browsing: Sokoto state

Rakiya A. Muhammad

Communities, the organised private sector, civil society, youth, and women’s groups have joined forces with the state government to shape Sokoto’s 2026 Budget.

Sokoto State Governor Ahmed Aliyu noted this at the commissioning of the N4.4 billion road project by a former Zamfara Governor, Abdulaziz Yari who is also the Senator representing Zamfara West Zone.

Barrister Sa’adat Yunusa Muhammad, a distinguished lawyer and humanitarian, is no stranger to public admiration. Her decades-long commitment to empowering women, supporting the less privileged, and promoting education through her Sa’ar Mata Foundation has earned her respect across the Dange community, Sokoto State and beyond.

“I want to reassure you of our determination to ensure a new Sokoto State that our generation and those yet unborn would be proud of,” he asserted while presiding over the 12th Regular Executive Council Meeting for the year.

Women fill polling stations with hope in their eyes, casting record votes—yet Sokoto has never tasted a woman’s victory. Hon.Ubaida’s persistent efforts exemplify resilience in a space where women’s political representation is rare.

Rakiya A. Muhammad

The Independent National Electoral Commission in Sokoto has held a roadshow rally to spark public interest and boost awareness about the ongoing voter registration exercise across the state.

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.

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