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MEET THE NEW EXECUTIVE SECRETARY OF ZAMFARA FEMALE EDUCATION BOARD

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Zamfara State government has approved the appointment of Hajiya Amina Ahmad Gusau as the new Executive Secretary of Zamfara Female Education Board.

She took over from Hajiya Balira Bagobiri who served as the Executive Secretary of the board before her elevation to the status of Permanent Secretary deployed to Ministry for Women and Children Affairs.

Until her appointment Mrs. Amina Gusau was a Director General in charge of RUGA project one of the initiatives of the Governor of Zamfara Bello Mohmamad Matawalle.

Born in 1979 to the family of a seasoned educational administrator, Alh Ahmad Zabarma Gusau, Mrs Amina Gusau attended COE Sokoto Staff Primary School between 1984 and 1990 from where she proceeded to Federal Government Girls College Gusau (FGGC) between 1991 and 1996.

By 1997 she secured admission at the Federal College of Education Technical Gusau where she successfully completed her National Certificate in Education (NCE) in (Business Education) in the year 2000.

She then proceeded to Usman Danfodio University for Degree programme which she successfully completed between 2005 and 2009 and bagged certificate in B. ED Education (Economics).

Mrs Amina Gusau shifted her academic trip to the famous Ahmadu Bello University Zaria in 2016 where she earned another Masters degree in Educational Psychology.

She is currently undergoing her PhD programme in educational psychology at the same Ahmadu Bello University Zaria .

On her job experience, Mrs Amina Gusau worked at the LEA Gusau between between 1996-2000 fronw where she was moved to Unguwar Zabarma primary school in Gusau between 2000-2002.

She was later transferred to Damba Model primary school Gusau and worked there as classroom teacher between 2002 and 2008.

By 2010 she moved her teaching carrier to the state College of Arts and Science ZACAS Gusau where she worked at the department of education as lecturer between 2010-2012.

She was later moved to serve as the Principal of ZACAS Staff Secondary School between 2016-2019.

In the same year 2019 she was appointed as Director General RUGA project by Governor Bello Matawalle a position she held until her recent appointment.

She has many seminar presentations to her credit, and also attended many conferences and seminars that are related to educational administration and management.

Mrs Amina Ahmad Gusau is married to Alh Abubakar Jafar Maradun and blessed with four children two of whom are now in the University one studying medicine and the other one studying law.

She has since assume work at her new duty post.

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ZAMFARA GOVERNORSHIP TRIBUNAL TO HOLD INAUGURAL SITTING IN SOKOTO FRIDAY.

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The Zamfara state Governorship election petition tribunal is to hold its inaugural sitting in Sokoto on Friday the 29th of June 2023.

This is contained in a letter of invitation signed by the Secretary to the tribunal Salihu Umar Esq.

Former Governor of Zamfara Bello Matawalle had through his counsel Usman O. Sule dragged Dauda Lawal, INEC and PDP to the tribunal challenging the declaration of Dauda Lawal as the elected Governor of Zamfara State.

Matawalle us challenging the non admissibility of the election result collated from Maradun by the state returning officer, non conduct of election in the four remaining Registration Areas of Birnin Magaji LG. as well as over voting in several poling units across the state.

He is praying for the tribunal to declare him winner of the 2023 gubernatorial poll having scoring over (98,000) votes in Maradun as against over (20,000) recorded as the score for his party.

Mr. Usman Sule (SAN) is to lead six other Senior Advocates of Nigeria, inclusive of Prof. Maiyaki in defending the petition filed by Governor Bello Matawalle.

 

 

 

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NO ROOM FOR RECONCILIATION: ZMSG TELL BANDITS

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Zamfara state government, through one of its spokesmans Mustapha Jafar Kaura has declared that the administration of Dauda Lawal will not enter into reconciliation with the armed bandits

Jafar who stated this via interview with the BBC Hausa insisted that Governor Dauda Lawal is saddened by the recent armed bandit tragedy that befallen the people of Janbako and Gora Namaye in Maradun local government area of the state.

He said apart from a message of condolences, the Governor had asked the security agencies to take the most decisive measures of address the deadly situation.

It could be recalled that on Saturday morning some armed bandits laid ambush on some members of a vigilante group and killed over twenty of them while they were on their way to offer reinforcement to the people of Sikkida community who were under attack by the bandits.

They also abducted over (30) women from Janbako community in the same Maradun local government council area.

Ten of the women escaped from captivity and while the police are insisting that they championed their rescue the locals said, the abductees freed themselves without the help of police or any security outfits.

 

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BANDITS KILL OVER (30) PERSONS IN SOKOTO

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Suspected bandits in their large number had launched deadly attacks on the people of Raka and Filin Gawa community of Tangaza local government area of Sokoto State.

The attack which resulted in the killing of over thirty persons left scores of others with critical injuries.

Apart from the number of those killed, four houses and some vehicles were also set ablaze by the bandits.

A source said, the bandits had been putting pressure on the locals to pay money in terms of fine before they were allowed to go to their farms.

“People of Tangaza and neighboring villages had been paying money to these bandits and to an extent that some communities such as Azam had to fled their homes because they had no money to pay to these bandits, and they had been putting pressure on them through constant threat of attacks and invasions.

Three months back they had invaded a village under Gwadabawa and rustled over (1,000) assorted livestock.

The source added that many communities had been under the rule of the armed bandits for sometimes now because the government could not do anything to save the people in the hand of these bandits.

The Sokoto State police Spokesperson ASP Ahmad Rufai has confirmed the incident via an interview with the BBC Hausa service on Monday morning.

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