The Chairman of the Kano State Council of the Nigeria Union of Journalists (NUJ), Comrade Sulaiman Abdullahi Dederi, has pledged to strengthen the relationship between the Union and media outlets in the state.

Dederi made the statement during a familiarization visit to Ammasco Radio, where he advocated for the establishment of a chapel to boost productivity. He also assured that all unregistered media houses would be incorporated into the Union, emphasizing the NUJ leadership’s commitment to fostering collaboration and synergy across Kano’s media landscape.

He explained that this move aims to unify the media industry and enable a more organized and coordinated effort in showcasing the Union’s activities through awareness programs. According to Dederi, such collaboration between the Union and media houses will create a strong platform to address important issues and positively impact society.

In response, the Managing Director of Ammasco Radio, Alhaji Ibrahim Mistapha, highlighted the station’s efforts to launch programs that encourage youth and women to participate in skills acquisition initiatives, essential for community development. He stressed that by promoting skill-building and productivity, the station contributes to reducing societal idleness and empowering individuals toward self-sufficiency.

Mistapha also commended the station’s focus on reviving industries in Kano, noting that Ammasco Radio plays a crucial role in advocating for economic growth and development. He added that the station’s proactive approach not only raises awareness but also mobilizes authorities and stakeholders to take action toward industrial resurgence.

The collaboration between the Kano NUJ and media organizations like Ammasco Radio underscores a shared commitment to enhancing community engagement, promoting skill development, and driving industrial progress. These combined efforts are vital in advancing a more prosperous and empowered society.

From Muhammad Kabir, Kano

The Chairman House of Representatives Committee on Appropriation, Alhaji Abubakar Kabir Abubakar Bichi, has while commemorating with the Muslims on the days of Maulud, asked them to emulate the good deeds of the Prophet of Islam.

Abubakar in a released he Personally signed and issued to Newsmen, in Kano, Monday, said that periods like the days of the birth of the Prophet of Islam are special days that Muslims should persistently prayed and help one another.

He said, the Maulud period is a special days that calls for caregiving, sympathy, support to one another and above all love to your neighbor’s, relatives and the general public.

The Chairman, congratulate the People of Bichi Federal Constituency and the general Kano citizens on the period of Maulud and asked them to persistently pray for a better society they live in.

Abubakar Kabir Abubakar, said that the prayers of the Bichi and entire Kano People is needed at this period of the Maulud and assured them of Allah’s guidance.

“I congratulate my people of Bichi Federal Constituency and the entire Kano People on the period of Maulud and pray that their lives would greatly improve for the better”.

Former deputy governorship candidate in Kano State, Alhaji Murtala Sule Garo has joined Muslim faithful in Nigeria to mark the Eid-el-Maulud.

12 Rabi Ul Awwal is the date on which Prophet Muhammad (SAW) was born and it’s celebrated by Muslims across the globe, as Islamic school children read and sing to celebrate his virtues.

Murtala Sule Garo urged all Muslims to use the occasion to reflect on the virtues of Islam as exemplified by the Holy Prophet Muhammad (SAW), including showing love for one’s neighbour, patience, honesty, empathy, kindness and generosity, etc.

Garo sympathized with Nigeria over the high cost of living in the country.

He said the primary responsibility of every government is the protection of life and property, urging leaders at all levels to come up with urgent interventions to ease the suffering in their states and the country at large.

Garo said, “Economic policies that will ensure material well-being of the poor, vulnerable as well as working people should be the priority of every government.

“Governments must create a favorable economic atmosphere for businesses to thrive. Job creation and employment opportunities for our teeming youth is necessary.

“The issue of almajiri is critical. Intervention that will better their lives and lift them off the street is vital at this moment.

“I urge Muslims to use Maulud gatherings to intensify prayers for stability and economic well-being.”