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Kano Seeks More Collaborative Support from British Government

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Stephen Enoch

Kano state Governor Engr. Abba Kabir Yusuf has solicited more collaborative relationships and support from the British Government.

He made the plea when he received the new British High Commissioner in Nigeria, Mr Richard Montgomery on a courtesy visit in his office on Tuesday.

The Governor said that the areas where such collaborative relationships were highly needed are Education, Health, Agriculture, institutional reforms, climate change, and social changes.

Other areas identified by the governor were Health care and education of the women and children as well as the People with special needs (PWDs).

The governor also expressed the ardent need for the British Government to continue to invest in the state as Kano is in need of more foreign investors and industries.

While recalling the long-lasting relationship between Kano and the British Government, Governor Yusuf appreciated their kind support in various sectors of human endeavor through the Foreign and Common Wealth Development Office (FCDO) and other related multi and bilateral organizations.

He then used the avenue to congratulate the new British High Commissioner, hoping that their relationship with Kano will continue to wax stronger.

Earlier the British High Commissioner, Mr Richard Montgomery stated that he was at the Government House for a familiarization visit as well as to have an opportunity to discuss areas of collaboration with the Kano state Government.

The High Commissioner indicated an interest in supporting the state in the areas of Education, Health, Agriculture, Partnership in Higher Education, and Government efficiency among others.

He then congratulated Government Abba Kabir Yusuf for his electioneering success that paved the way for him to assume the mantle of leadership as the Governor of Kano state.

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