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On Sunday, July 27, 2025, a boat accident in Taura Local Government Area claimed the lives of nine people, primarily young girls, causing tragedy in Jigawa State.
In a statement posted on its official đť•Ź Twitter on Thursday, the National Emergency Management Agency (NEMA) verified the occurrence.
The victims were traveling in a canoe from Digawa Village in Jahun Local Government Area to Zangon Maje Village in Taura LGA when the boat overturned in the middle of the trip at approximately 7:00 p.m., according to NEMA’s Kano Operations Office.
17 people were on board when the accident occurred, according to a statement headlined “NEMA Kano Operations Office Assesses Boat Mishap at Zangon Maje Village, Taura LGA, Jigawa State, 30th July 2025.”
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The unfortunate event occurred on Sunday, July 27, 2025, at around 7:00 p.m., according to the findings. While traveling from Digawa Village in Jahun Local Government Area to Zangon Maje Village in Taura LGA, the boat carrying 17 passengers—mostly young girls—capsized in the middle of the trip, according to the agency.
Eight of the passengers were saved alive by local divers who rushed to the area, according to NEMA. Regretfully, it was determined that the other nine passengers had died.
Since then, the agency has worked with members from the local government, the National Inland Waterways Authority (NIWA), and the Jigawa State Emergency Management Agency (JSEMA) to conduct a thorough evaluation of the disaster.
Following the event, NEMA and its partners conducted a community sensitization session to emphasize the value of safety precautions, particularly the use of life jackets, when traveling by water.
“NIWA also provided life jackets to the community as part of the response efforts,” NEMA continued.
The organization reaffirmed its demand that water travel regulations be strictly followed, particularly in rural areas where canoe dependence is still significant.
