Simple Boi👦
Easy to understand
Soft Heart ❤
Don't ever thnk 🤔 Ur Success Go shock Me
Coz Me Self No Dey sleep 😴
D Only ting wey fit me shock nah ur Death☠️
True leader who would never be forgotten in the history of jigawa state.
One nd only man to respect in all Nigerian politicians
Best wishes ur excellency @SuleLamido
Ummu Salama Islamic Institute honored Hon. @KabiruAmadu_MP Mai Palace in recognition of his exceptional commitment to sponsoring the education of students at the school, particularly orphaned children.
Ku dena shiga rigimar manyan yan siyasa saboda gobe zaka iya ganin su tare,komai rintsi kaide kawai ka tafi inda za a taimake ka,kuma kada kaci mutuncin kowa.
A karshe kuma ka rike gaskiya,da tsoran Allah.
Za kayi nasara.
Siyasa bada gaba ba.
Gen. Sani Abacha ya dade da rasuwa amman soyayyar shi dake a zuciyar matar shi Haj. Maryam Gen. Sani Abacha har yanzun sabuwa ce
Ya Allah ka jikan Gen. Sani Abacha ka jaddada rahama a gare shi. Amin🤲
Everyday Kwankwaso is loosing relevance in Kano politics, it seems like there are no opposition in Kano today 🤔🤔
Despite rift with Kwankwaso, masses are still with Governor Abba Kabir Yusuf….. I don’t think Kwankwaso can pull out 500k votes from Kano in 2027.
PRESS STATEMENT
GOV. LAWAL SIGNS HISTORIC EDUCATION REFORM ORDERS, DISTRIBUTES NATIONAL CURRICULUM TO ZAMFARA SCHOOLS
Governor Dauda Lawal has signed Executive Orders to establish an integrated governance framework for education financing, school protection, classification, quality assurance, health, and security.
The governor on Tuesday also launched the distribution of national curricula to public schools during a meeting with education stakeholders at the Government House in Gusau.
A statement by the governor's spokesperson, Sulaiman Bala Idris, revealed that the reforms address school governance and operations, school feeding and student welfare, transportation safety, safe schools' implementation, and regulation of graduation ceremonies.
He added that further reforms include unified examinations, school health services, merit-based school leadership appointments, inclusive education, and the promotion of STEM, TVET, and digital education.
In his remarks, Governor Lawal said education is far more than a social service.
He said, "It is the most powerful instrument for reducing poverty, promoting peace, strengthening security, stimulating economic growth, and preparing future generations to compete in an increasingly knowledge-driven world.
"Today, we are turning that commitment into concrete institutional reforms by signing and presenting these Executive Orders.
"These Executive Orders are not isolated directives. Together, they constitute a comprehensive governance framework designed to strengthen school administration, improve accountability, protect public educational assets, enhance financing, promote safety, raise educational standards, improve learning outcomes, and prepare our children for the demands of the twenty-first century."
Governor Lawal emphasised that, for many years, education reforms focused primarily on physical infrastructure. While classrooms, laboratories, and learning facilities are important, experience shows that buildings alone do not guarantee quality education.
Earlier, Zamfara State Commissioner for Education, Science and Technology, Abdulmalik Abubakar Gajam, said that successful education systems depend on collaboration among governments, teachers, parents, communities, traditional institutions, development partners, and the private sector.
"These reforms will not end with policy documents. They will be reflected in safer schools, stronger governance, healthier learners, improved teaching, better educational outcomes and greater public confidence in our education system."
SULAIMAN BALA IDRIS
Spokesperson for the Zamfara Governor
July 22, 2026