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Governor Zulum’s Strategic Ramadan Palliatives: Enhancing Welfare and Market Stability

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Governor Zulum’s Strategic Ramadan Palliatives: Enhancing Welfare and Market Stability

By: Our Reporter

In a commendable effort to support the residents of Borno State during the holy month of Ramadan, Governor Babagana Umara Zulum’s administration has implemented a comprehensive palliative distribution program. This initiative not only aims to alleviate the immediate needs of vulnerable populations but also seeks to stabilize local food markets by adjusting supply and demand dynamics.

The program has reached over 200,000 beneficiaries, including orphans, widows, and individuals with physical challenges. Each recipient receives essential food items such as rice and grains, along with financial assistance. To ensure accessibility, the government has provided free transportation, delivering these essentials directly to the homes of those in need.

By distributing substantial quantities of food directly to households, the program effectively reduces the overall demand in local markets. This decrease in demand can lead to lower food prices, making commodities more affordable for the broader population. Such an approach not only supports vulnerable groups but also contributes to market stability during a period when prices might otherwise escalate.

The distribution process, chaired by Senator Kaka Shehu Lawan, SAN, has been lauded for its efficiency and respect for beneficiaries. The involvement of State Executive Council members, including commissioners and other government officials, underscores the administration’s dedication to the welfare of its citizens. This collaborative effort ensures that aid reaches recipients promptly and respectfully.

Governor Zulum’s Ramadan palliative program exemplifies a holistic approach to social welfare. By addressing both the immediate needs of vulnerable populations and considering the broader economic implications, the administration demonstrates a deep commitment to the well-being and prosperity of Borno State’s residents.

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Six Arrested as Farmers, Herders Clash in Adamawa

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Six Arrested as Farmers, Herders Clash in Adamawa

By: Zagazola Makama

The Adamawa State Police Command has arrested six suspects following a clash between farmers and herders in Waduku, Lamurde Local Government Area, which resulted in injuries to a villager and 11 cattle.

Sources told Zagazola Makama that the incident occurred around 4:30 p.m. on April 2 when some herders allegedly trespassed into a rice farm and caused damage to the crops.

In retaliation, angry youths from the village attacked the herders, injuring their cattle and wounding one person identified as Righteous Boti from Nzumoso Village.

Security personnel visited the scene and held an emergency meeting with local stakeholders to prevent further escalation of violence.

The arrested suspects include Rabo Buba, 31; Ahmadu Adamu, 20; Stephen Pwagwadi, 17; Shadrach Simon, 19; Lot Gad, 20; and Righteous Boti, 27.

The injured individuals received treatment at the Tingno Primary Health Care Clinic and have since been discharged.

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Suspected Thief Dies After Being Beaten by Man O’ War officer, in FCT

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Suspected Thief Dies After Being Beaten by Man O’ War officer, in FCT

By: Zagazola Makama

A suspected thief in the Federal Capital Territory (FCT) has died after being beaten by a security officer following his apprehension on April 2.

A Police sources said that a distress call was received at Karu Division about a suspected thief seen around Supreme Quarters in Karu at approximately 1:00 p.m.

The suspect was approached by security personnel who believed him to be involved in theft. When questioned, the suspect attempted to flee but was quickly chased and apprehended by civilian security personnel.

Kola Oba, a Man O’ War officer, then reportedly took the suspect into custody and subjected him to severe physical abuse. The suspect later succumbed to the injuries sustained during the beating and passed away.

The sources said that the Police detectives were dispatched to the scene, and photographs were taken. The body was subsequently transported to the hospital mortuary for preservation.

The suspect’s identity remains unknown, and efforts are underway to locate his family. The officer involved has been arrested.

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Sokoto: Man Arrested for Killing Woman in Domestic Dispute

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Sokoto: Man Arrested for Killing Woman in Domestic Dispute

By: Zagazola Makama

A domestic dispute in Sagera Ango Village, Gada LGA, turned deadly on April 2, 2025, when Ali Garba, during a heated argument with A’isha Araga, attacked her with a cutlass.

The altercation, which escalated quickly, resulted in Ali Garba inflicting severe injuries on A’isha’s neck and other parts of her body.

Security personnel, responded promptly to the scene and rushed A’isha to General Hospital Gada for medical treatment. However, she succumbed to her injuries while receiving care.

Ali Garba was immediately apprehended by the police and is in custody.

The case has been handed over to the Deputy Commissioner of Police, Criminal Investigation Department (DC CID), for further discreet investigation.

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