The Jigawa Environment Govt has perceivable that houses virtue a staggering N5 billion have been destroyed right through the national protests in August 2024.
Chairman of the fact-finding committee at the protest, Barrister Bello Fanini, disclosed this age presenting the committee’s report back to Governor Umar Namadi on the Council Chambers of the Govt Space in Dutse on Tuesday night time.
Fanini, who additionally serves because the situation Commissioner for Justice, mentioned that the destroyed houses belonged to the federal, situation, and native governments, in addition to non-public folks.
He additional defined that the committee had defined suggestions geared toward combating such incidents going forward.
In keeping with the file, the governor expressed idolize to the committee for his or her willpower and confident that the federal government would in moderation evaluate and put in force the suggestions.
He wired the will to offer protection to lives and attribute around the situation.
In a homogeneous building, Governor Namadi referred to as on population and political officeholders to maintain their word of workplace and allegiance age appearing their tasks. This rate got here right through the swearing-in rite of 5 newly appointed particular advisers on the Govt Space in Dutse.
The unutilized advisers are Sai’du Umar (Meals and Diet), Bala Abdulkadir (Particular Tasks), Musa Sha’aibu (Income), Ado Mai Unguwa (Industry and Funding), and Uzairu Nadabo (Export Processing Zone II).
Talking by and for the appointees, Bala Abdulkadir expressed gratitude to the situation executive for the chance to lend. He pledged that the advisers would perform their obligations with willpower and integrity.
In the meantime, the governor has inaugurated the Cattle Reform Implementation Committee, which he chairs. The committee goals to go one of the most management’s 12-point agendas excited by bettering cattle farming within the situation.
The committee’s secretary, Auwalu Shehu, along alternative participants drawn from the rural sector and key stakeholders, has been tasked with imposing reforms to spice up the cattle sector.