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By Mohammed Nasir Shuaibu (Bauchi State Correspondent)
Residents of Aminu Street in Bauchi metropolis may soon find a lasting solution to their waste disposal challenges following a pledge by the Bala Wunti Support Organisation (BWSO) to construct a standard refuse dumping site in the area.
The promise was made after the organisation's Chief Executive Officer, Malam Mukhtar Ahmed Jarmajo, led a team of officials on an assessment visit to the community.
 
For years, residents have struggled with the absence of a designated waste disposal point, a situation that often resulted in indiscriminate dumping of refuse and environmental concerns.
 
Addressing community members, Jarmajo said BWSO was committed to supporting communities through practical interventions that improve living conditions and public health.
 
He explained that the proposed facility would provide residents with a safe and hygienic location for waste disposal while helping to reduce pollution and sanitation-related health risks.
He further appealed to residents to protect and properly utilise the facility when completed to guarantee its long-term benefits.
 
Speaking on behalf of residents, Ibrahim Umar Wunti thanked BWSO for what he described as a responsive and people-centred intervention.
 
According to him, the project will bring much-needed relief to the community and enhance environmental cleanliness in the neighbourhood.
 
He assured the organisation of the residents' cooperation in ensuring the project's success and sustainability. NNL.

By Princess Simon (Bureau Chief North Central, in Minna)
Stakeholders to a One-Day industrial animal farming roundtable have asked the Federal and Niger state governments to make public the contents of a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) signed with Brazilian agricultural business firm, JBS for the benefits of especially unemployed Nigerians that may be intrested to explore the opportunities contained therein.

By Princess Simon (Bureau Chief North Central, in Minna)
As rumour of planned attacks on some schools in Minna, the state capital and other Local Government Areas (LGAs) spreads, Niger state Police Command has dispelled claims of attacks in some schools tagging it as, 'false and misleading', aimed at causing fear and panic.

By Mohammed Nasir Shuaibu (Bauchi State Correspondent)
 
The Bauchi State Police Command has appealed to members of the public to provide useful information that could aid ongoing investigations into the suspected murder of a resident of Gwallaga, Bauchi.
 
The deceased, identified as Aminu Najamu, 33, was reportedly last seen entering his room on June 7, 2026, before he was discovered dead two days later.
 
Police Public Relations Officer (PPRO) SP Nafi'u Habib, on Saturday, disclosed that officers attached to the 'A' Division, Township, initially handled the case before it was transferred to the State Criminal Investigation Department (SCID) for further investigation.
 
The Command stated that detectives are conducting a discreet inquiry aimed at establishing the exact cause and circumstances of the death while pursuing leads that could result in the arrest of suspects.
 
Commissioner of Police, CP Sani-Omolori Aliyu, called on residents to cooperate with investigators by reporting any relevant information to the nearest police station.
 
He assured the public that the Command remains committed to safeguarding lives and ensuring that criminal acts do not go unpunished. NNL.

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