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Kwankwaso Calls On Kano Ex-Governors To Unite And Collaborate

Daniel UbokuloBy Daniel UbokuloJanuary 30, 2025No Comments1 Min Read
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The Director of Finance at the Hadeja-Jama’are River Basin Development Authority, Musa Iliyasu Kwankwaso, has expressed his support for reconciliation among former Kano State governors—Kwankwaso, Ganduje, Shekarau, and Kabiru Gaya.

“Indeed, bringing these individuals together in reconciliation will contribute to Kano State’s progress, something the people of the state will be proud of. Therefore, fostering peace among them is a positive step,” he stated.

He made this remark during an interview with Kadaura24 on Wednesday.

He lamented the setbacks Kano has experienced due to the reversal of beneficial projects initiated by one administration, despite their positive impact on the people.





“We want former governors to unite in making decisions that will improve the lives of the people and acknowledge that any project undertaken for public benefit should not be canceled due to political differences,” he said.

He emphasized that all the former governors are now over 65 years old, making it the right time for them to come together and work towards the advancement of Kano State.

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