Jigawa State Governor Umar Namadi swears in six new aides in a ceremony in the state. Multiple reports say the governor appoints the aides to support his administration’s work and stresses the need for close ties to communities and effective service delivery. One outlet reports that Namadi highlights grassroots connection and the capacity of the appointees to strengthen governance, while another notes that he urges the aides to work as a team in order to advance the state’s development goals. The aides, in turn, pledge to carry out their responsibilities and contribute to initiatives aimed at improving public services. The reports describe the swearing-in as part of the governor’s efforts to build and reinforce his team ahead of ongoing governance activities in Jigawa. No conflicting details are presented across the sources on the number of aides, the identity of the governor, or the overall message delivered during the swearing-in.