Adamawa state news today
Here are some news updates from Adamawa State, Nigeria for today:
Breaking News
- The Adamawa State Government has announced the reopening of all public schools in the state, effective from Monday, March 13, 2023. This decision was made after a thorough assessment of the COVID-19 situation in the state. (Source: Daily Trust)
Security
- The Adamawa State Police Command has arrested a notorious armed robber, identified as Abubakar Mohammed, who has been terrorizing residents of Yola, the state capital. Mohammed was arrested during a sting operation by the police in collaboration with the Department of State Services (DSS). (Source: Vanguard)
Economy
- The Adamawa State Government has launched a new initiative to promote local production and consumption of agricultural products in the state. The initiative, known as the "Adamawa Agricultural Revitalization Program," aims to increase food security and reduce the state's reliance on imported goods. (Source: Leadership)
Health
- The Adamawa State Government has confirmed an outbreak of Lassa fever in the state, with several cases reported in the past week. The state's Commissioner for Health, Dr. Fatima Atiku, has assured residents that the government is working to contain the outbreak and prevent further spread of the disease. (Source: The Nation)
Politics
- The Adamawa State chapter of the All Progressives Congress (APC) has announced the suspension of its chairman, Ibrahim Bilal, over alleged anti-party activities. The suspension was announced by the state's APC Caretaker Committee Chairman, Alhaji Ahmed Lawan. (Source: ThisDay)
Sports
- The Adamawa State Football Association has announced the selection of a 20-man team to represent the state in the upcoming National Football League (NFL) competition. The team, led by coach, Abubakar Mohammed, will begin training in preparation for the tournament. (Source: Daily Independent)
Please note that these news updates are subject to change and may not be comprehensive. For more information, I recommend checking reputable news sources or official government websites.