Former Vice President, Arc. Muhammad Namadi Sambo, has commended the Kano State Governor, Abba Kabir Yusuf, for his bold decision to declare a state of emergency on education in the state.
This was contained in a statement issued on Monday by the governor’s spokesperson, Sunusi Bature Dawakin Tofa.
Sambo, who paid a condolence visit to Governor Yusuf over the death of renowned business mogul and elder statesman, Aminu Alhassan Dantata, expressed admiration for the administration’s commitment to infrastructural renewal.
“As an architect, I am particularly passionate about the ongoing rehabilitation and beautification of the Kano Government House,” Sambo noted.
“I was very happy and have been looking forward to the opportunity to commend you in person.”
He described the Governor’s efforts as “giant strides,” adding that the infrastructural transformation under the Yusuf-led administration is evident across Kano.
“Mr. Governor, you are doing well.
“I have been following the news, and on my arrival in Kano, I noticed the impressive infrastructural developments everywhere. You have effectively turned the Government House into a construction site,” the former Vice President added.
Governor Yusuf thanked the former Vice President for his visit and words of encouragement, reaffirming his administration’s commitment to restoring Kano’s glory through purposeful governance and people-oriented projects.
His Excellency Namadi Sambo was in cimpany of Chairman Unity Bank, former Director General of NEMA Muhammad Sani Sidi and a host of others.
In another development, Sen. Abubakar Sani Bello led another powerful delegation to condole with the Governor and the good people of Kano over the death of late Amunu Dantata.
The former Governor of Niger state was accompanied by Sen. Bashir Garba Lado, Sen. Muhammad Ibn Na’Allah, Muhammad Sani Abacha among others.
