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We settle 4 thousand civil cases monthly without court's interferance - Emir of Dutse

Emir of Dutse Alhaji Nuhu Muhammad Sanusi


By Salisu K Ismail

The Emir of Dutse, Alhaji Nuhu Muhammad Sanusi has said that, Dutse Emirate Council through it's department of conflict resolution is treating not less than three to four thousand civil cases every month, a development that reduces civil cases without court interferances.

The Emir made the disclosure when Minister of Information Alhaji Lai Muhammad led a powerful federal government delegation to his Palace in Dutse on Monday.

Alhaji Nuhu Sanusi stated that, Jigawa state being the most peaceful state in the country, enjoyed that on the basis of the effort in place by the present administration in the state.

The monarch mentioned that, Jigawa is the most peaceful state in the country, saying that, "We neither have problem with Bandits, Boko-Haram or any other harmful group that are destabilising our communities, this is because our local communities are being well taken care of by the state government."

Another reason was that, "The state government is working hand in hand with traditional institutions in making people aware on the need for peaceful coexistence and that's why we have in the Palace a department called conflict resolution chaired by one of the district head and that we're treating not less than 3,000 to 4,000 cases in a month. This has reduced drastically, the need to go to court or to the Police," the emir revealed.

Meanwhile, The Emir who thanks the minister together with his entourage for the visit also urged federal and Jigawa state governments to sustain the mechanism they adopted toward boosting the agricultural sector.

Earlier, The Minister of information and Culture Mr Lai Muhammad told the Emir that he's in the Palace to pay a homage as he's in the state with the delegation that comprised heads of federal government agencies under ministry of information to inspect Malam Alu Agro Allied Farm situated at Birnin Kudu, a custodian of the longest pole with the Nigerian flag in the country.

Mr Lai Muhammad, said such an agricultural investment by a one-time member in the national assembly from Birnin Kudu federal constituency Faruq Adamu Aliyu deserve positive consideration of the present administration inline with its policy on agricultural development.

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