The managing Director Kano State Housing Corporation Alh, Abdullahi Rabiu has applauds Civil servants in the state for their dedication and commitment, hailing them as drivers of progress.

While recognizing the invaluable contributions of the workforce to the development of the state, Alh Abdullahi Rabi’u who extolled Governor Abba Kabir commitment to prompt payment of salary since his inception as the dully elected governor of Kano State, a gesture that is widely appreciated across the civil service community.

“As we mark this year’s Workers’ Day, we acknowledge the hard work and sacrifices of our public servants, especially among the staffers of the corporation who remain committed to excellence, even in challenging times.” The MD Asserted.

The managing Director said the timely payment of salary stands as a reflection of Governor Abba Kabir Yusuf’s commitment to workers’ rights and welfare across Kano State.

Under the leadership of Abdullahi Rabiu, the corporation has evolved high standards of transparency, service delivery, and accountability, fostering trust and confidence among its staff.

The Staff of the corporation have commended the managing Director for his continued gesture, describing it as a welcomed development.

In a statement signed by Director Public Relations and Enlightenment
Kano State Housing Corporation muhammad Dahitu Idris  said the MD further remarked that as the nation observed workers day, he encourages all civil servants to remain committed, resolute, coherent, innovative, and service oriented towards continued transformation of Kano State.

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Forum of former APC Councilors in Kano have commended Governor Abba Kabir Yusuf for approving over N15 Billion Naira to settle their outstanding severance packages and gratuities.

Speaking during a thank you visit to the honorable commissioner of information and internal affairs Comrade Ibrahim Abdullahi Waiya, leadership of the councilors forum Sunusi Kata Madobi applauded the Governor for his generosity and kind heart.

Two former councilors from each of the 44 local government areas in the state gathered at the ministry on Thursday to meet the commissioner and show their appreciation for the role he played in securing the approval of the money.

The visibility excited Kata Madobi thank the commissioner for working day and night as their grant patron to ensure that the request is granted by the governor, praying for Abba Kabir Yusuf to secure a 2nd term in office in 2027.

The forum with members over 3,000 across the state has expressed commitment to support the administration of Abba Kabir Yusuf to succeed

Responding, the commissioner of information and internal affairs Comrade Ibrahim Abdullahi Waiya expressed appreciation for the visit and assured them of his continue support for their welfare after being neglected for years by their party.

Comrade Waiya also assured the APC Councilors of Governor Abba’s commitment to the welfare of Kano citizens irrespective of party affiliation and ideology.

The Commissioner said, the doors of the NNPP are always open, as the former councilors indicated interest to support the party.

This significant financial package targets councillors who served during three distinct periods: 2014-2017, 2018-2020, and 2021-2024. The funds are set to be disbursed in three installments across April, May, and June 2025

In an effort to ensure that citizens are fully informed about government policies and programs, the Kano State Government has pledged to update Juma’at Mosque Imams on its activities.

The Commissioner for Information and Internal Affairs, Comrade Ibrahim Abdullahi Waiya, made the pledge on Tuesday at a two-day sensitization workshop for Juma’at Mosque Imams, organized by the Ministry of Information and Internal Affairs in collaboration with the Ministry for Religious Affairs and the Kano State Council of Imams.

The Commissioner explained that the present administration, under Governor Abba Kabir Yusuf, considers Islamic teachers and Imams as critical stakeholders in society. He emphasized the government’s respect for them and promised to strengthen the relationship further.

Comrade Ibrahim Waiya stated that the messages conveyed by Imams in their sermons are powerful and can easily influence society, urging them to always use the right statements.

“You are highly respected among community members, and your messages are valued. That is why the government wants to collaborate with you for proper dissemination of information.”

The workshop, themed *”Building a Better Future Together: Understanding and Supporting Government Policies for Societal Development,”* aims to equip clerics with knowledge about government policies.

The Commissioner also urged the Imams to provide the government with advice that would help in developing the state, calling on them to utilize the information gathered at the event in their subsequent sermons.

In his remarks, the Emir of Kano, Khalifa Muhammadu Sanusi II, urged the Imams to educate their followers on the importance of a peaceful society.

He stated that it is not right for Imams and clerics to prioritize opposing one another. Instead, he encouraged them to teach their followers their religion and convey the truth to those in authority.

Speaking earlier, the Chairman of the Council of Friday Mosque Chief Imams, Sheikh Muhammad Nasir Adam, noted that it is against their tradition to offer advice to the governor or emir during sermons, as such matters are addressed privately.

Many Islamic clerics and Imams of Friday Mosques are attending the sensitization workshop, which will conclude on Wednesday.