Danjuma immediately proceeded to Bauchi Polytechnic in the early 1990s and upon completion of his studies, he moved to Ado Bayero University Kano, and then obtained a bachelor's degree in political science.
In his quest to serve his people better and contribute his quota to the development of his immediate constituency, He disengaged from the public service and joined active politics.
Consequently, he decided to pursue his ambition and pitch his tent with the All Progressives Grand Alliance (APGA) as a loner and eventually won the election.
His performance as the people's representative and legislative deliveries, human and infrastructural development earned him a second term in the house winning under the platform of APGA again.
Danjuma recently defected from the APGA to the APC; a platform he feels will earn him a wide coverage in National Politics and expand his horizon in the terms of service delivery to his people.
Some of his milestone achievements include securing employment for over 100 graduates in his constituency in various Ministries, Departments and Agencies (MDAs) and Parastatals at the federal level.
During the heat of the corona virus pandemic, he reached out with palliatives through food items, cash transfers, constituents as well as suppliers with personal protective equipment to help workers, government and private officers, unions amongst others.