Governor Bala Mohammed has relieved Zainab Baban-Takko, the commissioner for women’s affairs and child development, of her duties with immediate effect.
Mr Oyintiloye expressed confidence that the party would win the governorship election.
Mr Ologunagba said the committee has yet to set a new deadline, adding that once a date is decided, it will be made public.
Mr Lorhenba commended the delegates for conducting themselves in an orderly manner.
The new commissioner-designates are Elizabeth Ebosele, Christopher Ewere Okaeben, and Festus Odianosen Ebea.
“Though final order has been given to all members to resign membership of other political parties, the caucus was silent on the timeline,” he said.
Mr Ladoja, who turned 81 on Thursday, emerged from the civil line of the Olubadan throne, specifically from the Otun Olubadan position, which is the most senior chief in the civil line.
The Jigawa House of Assembly has passed a N58 billion supplementary estimate for the 2025 fiscal year.
Sokoto’s first lady, Fatima Aliyu, on Thursday launched the disbursement of cash support to 41,821 female students.
“The government’s directive aims to ensure a thorough examination of the petitions and promote peace within the state’s religious communities,” said the statement.
