NHRC Strengthens Partnership with Katsina Local Government

The National Human Rights Commission (NHRC) Katsina branch paid a courtesy visit to the Executive Chairman of Katsina Local Government, Hon. Isah Miqdad AD Saude, on June 24, 2025. The visit aimed to foster collaboration in promoting human rights and access to legal services across the local government area.



The NHRC expressed interest in partnering with the local government to provide legal aid and human rights advocacy for residents.

The Commission requested the Chairman's support in furnishing their newly established office in Katsina with essential office equipment to enhance operations and service delivery.


Hon. Isah Miqdad AD Saude commended the NHRC's efforts and reaffirmed the local government's commitment to supporting human rights initiatives.

He assured the delegation of the Council's readiness to collaborate on human rights-related matters and pledged to assist the Commission in fulfilling its mandate.

This visit demonstrates the NHRC's efforts to strengthen its presence in Katsina State and promote human rights at the local level. The partnership between the NHRC and Katsina Local Government has the potential to improve access to justice and human rights awareness among residents. By providing legal aid and advocacy services, the NHRC can help address human rights issues and promote a culture of respect for human dignity in the community.


The collaboration between the NHRC and Katsina Local Government is expected to have a positive impact on the lives of residents, particularly vulnerable populations such as women, children, and persons with disabilities. By working together, both parties can promote a culture of human rights and ensure that residents are aware of their rights and responsibilities.


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