From Mika’il Tsoho, Dutse
The Baba Azumi Foundation has trained 90 community volunteers on disaster risk reduction management in Jigawa state.
This was announced by the executive director Baba Azimi Foundation Barrister Aisha Sulaiman Jahun, while addressing newsmen in Dutse.
According to her, over 26,000 people were trained on Cholera Sanitary services in three local government areas of Jigawa state.
She explained that the 26,000 Sanitary Guards trained will put an eagle eye on the situation in three local governments of Miga, Kaugama and Gwiwa against any unforseen outbreak of Cholera.
Barrister Aisha also said that the 90 people trained on “disaster risk reduction” in the three LGAs include, the community volunteers, women association, drivers, motor cyclists, butchers and fishermen associations as well as the food vendors.
She further stressed that in Kaugama, over 1,600 workers were trained in 20 communities of the LGA, while 5,898 workers were trained in 20 communities of Miga LGA, and 1,115 were also trained in 20 communities of Gwiwa LGA.
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