The Kebbi State Government has announced the appointment of Sanusi Muhammad Toga as the new District Head of Sarkin Yamman Gwazange, alongside the creation of four new villages in the Argungu Local Government Area. This development was confirmed by the Commissioner for Local Government and Chieftaincy Affairs, Garba Umar Dutsin-Mari, in a statement issued in Birnin Kebbi.
According to the statement, the decision to create the new villages and appoint a district head followed a resolution by the Argungu Local Government Council, in line with the Kebbi State Local Government Law of 2008. The newly created villages are Sarkin Yamman, Magaji Bela, Ubandawakin Wali, and Darakwai. The new district was carved out of the existing Baraje District, with the aim of enhancing administrative efficiency and promoting grassroots governance.
The creation of these new villages and the appointment of a district head are expected to have a positive impact on the local community. The new district head, Sanusi Muhammad Toga, has been urged to carry out his duties with fairness and a commitment to peace and development within his area. This move is seen as a step towards improving governance and administrative structures in the state.
The Kebbi State Government’s decision to create new villages and appoint a district head is part of its efforts to strengthen local governance and promote development in the state. The move is also expected to bring about greater efficiency in the administration of the area, allowing for more effective delivery of services to the local community.
With the appointment of the new district head and the creation of the new villages, the state government is taking steps to ensure that governance is more decentralized and responsive to the needs of the local community. This development is a significant step towards promoting peace, stability, and development in the area. The state government’s efforts to strengthen local governance are expected to have a positive impact on the lives of residents in the Argungu Local Government Area.
