Mr Nuhu-Muhammad called for continuous fervent prayers for good leadership in the state and Nigeria at large.
Mr Shiisu said the arrests followed credible intelligence reports and subsequent raids on identified criminal hideouts.
Mr Namadi said the government had already constructed several embankments in all the flood-prone areas.
Mr Shiisu stated that five indigenous herders suspected to have invited the invading herders were arrested.
The Pharmacists Council of Nigeria has shut down 355 pharmacies and patent medicines shops in Jigawa for various offences.
The police say farmers were injured in a clash between farmers and cattle herders in the Hayin Kogi forest in Birnin Kudu LGa of Jigawa.
”NIRSAL is bringing its expertise to bear on Nigeria’s pursuit of a bumper wheat harvest,” said the official.
He vowed that the police would get to the root of the matter and ensure that the culprit was prosecuted to deter others.
The commission, however, strongly warned its staff to shun all forms of corruption and bribery, in order to sanitise the Judiciary in the state.
The gun-wielding assailants invaded the home of a resident in Rafin Gora and attempted to kidnap his 28-year-old son.
