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March 4, 2026
By Editor
Governor Malam Umar Namadi has assured that the Jigawa State Government will pursue the abduction case involving Walida Abdulhadi to its logical and legal conclusion, ensuring that justice is served.
Malam Hamisu Muhammed Gumel, the Chief Press Secretary to the Governor, disclosed this in a statement, saying that the governor gave the assurance on during a meeting with Walida’s parents and their lawyer at the Government House in Dutse.
During the meeting, the governor updated the family on Walida’s current condition and reiterated the government’s commitment to her full rehabilitation, continued education, and overall welfare. He revealed that Walida is currently undergoing rehabilitation at a medical facility funded by the Jigawa State Government. Upon completion, she will be reintegrated with her family.
Governor Namadi disclosed that trained social workers have been deployed to provide professional care and psychosocial support for Walida and her child, emphasizing that all necessary measures have been implemented to ensure her well-being and full recovery.
Additionally, he stated that the state government will enroll Walida back in school and fully sponsor her education to enable her to continue her academic pursuits without hindrance.
Describing the incident as a clear case of kidnapping, the governor vowed that the state government would ensure justice through appropriate legal processes and that all those found culpable would be held accountable.
He also announced that the government would support Walida and her family through targeted economic empowerment programs aimed at improving their living conditions and helping them rebuild their lives.
Governor Namadi reaffirmed the Jigawa State Government’s firm commitment to protecting the rights and dignity of all Jigawa citizens.
On behalf of Walida’s parents, their lawyer, Barrister Kabiru Adamu, expressed gratitude to Governor Namadi for his swift intervention in rescuing the teenage girl and for the government’s comprehensive efforts toward her rehabilitation and reintegration.
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