The Emir of Gumel Alhaji Ahmad Mohammad Sani has directed district, ward and village heads to prevent illegal cutting of trees in their domain to avoid desert encroachment.

He stated this in his Sallah massage to the people of the emirate.

Alhaji Ahmad Mohammad Sani also called on farmers and headsmen to respect each others right for lasting peace in the state.

 

The Emir urged parents to enroll their children to Islamic and Western education schools.

Alhaji Ahmad Mohammad Sani thanked Governor Umar Namadi for the provision of infrastructure in the Emirate and the State at large.

 

In his address, Governor Umar Namadi who was represented by the secretary to the State Government Malam Bala Ibrahim said the State Government had employed over six thousand J-teach, J-health and J-agric as permanent and pensionable staff.

 

According to him, this is in line with Governor’s 12 points agenda and solicit for the continue support and cooperation of the Emir and the people of the Emirate to make the 12 agenda a reality.

Earlier, the Acting Chairman of the area Haladu Musa Mele said the local Government had recorded achievements during his seven months stewardship.

COV/USMAN MZ

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