The state police commissioner accused the defendants of wandering into cultivated farmlands.
Mr Makama said that NIWA had commenced investigations into the cause of the accidents, in collaboration with sister agencies.
Mr Basirka said the appeal was necessary to prevent the spillover effects of violent extremism from other parts of the country into the state.
Mr Wakil said the incident was triggered by an encroachment of farmlands by herders from Jigawa State, who allegedly destroyed agricultural produce.
Mr Uzodimma said the forum’s visit was to commiserate with the state and families of the victims
The exercise was organised by Jigawa State Ministry of Water Resources, in collaboration with the United Nations Children’s Fund.
The CP said the feat achieved reflected the unwavering efforts of the officers and men of the command.
Mr Tijjani stated that the victim was confirmed dead at about 3:30 p.m. by a medical doctor at the Kafin Hausa General Hospital.
The DG said that Jigawa State was among the 11 frontline states of the agency’s operation due to its strategic importance.
Mr Dandutse said, “I want to sincerely appreciate the president for his efforts in moving the educational sector forward in this country.”
