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Doguwa dumps APC, gives reason

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Kano- The All Progressives Congress (APC)  has lost a strong member in Kano as Senator Masaud El-Jibril Doguwa dumped the party.

Doguwa made this announcement through a statement where he spoke on behalf of his colleagues and associates, on Thursday on reasons for dumping the party.

According to the statement, he cited the feelings of underutilization and the party’s implementation of anti-people policies as reasons for their departure from the APC..

He despite their wealth of experience in politics, they were rarely involved in party forums to share their expertise and contribute to the development of the APC.

“In politics, if you fail to engage highly experienced politicians by providing them with political assignments, you are making them politically redundant, and giving them room to struggle and engage themselves elsewhere. This is because highly experienced politicians don’t want to stay idle,’’ the statement said.

He further expressed disappointment with the APC government’s policies, which he believes are harmful to ordinary citizens. “After careful appraisal, I have discovered that some of the policies are anti-people-oriented and do not align with our political ideology.’’

“These policies are causing more harm and concern than good to the ordinary and common citizens of the country.

“From what we have seen happening in APC, we have not seen light in the tunnel where an ordinary man, big or small, will sigh a relief from the burden of life with the APC approach on issues.”

Senator Doguwa revealed that they have been appealed to by friends and leaders to return to the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), which they helped establish and develop. “We have taken a bold decision to return to our political base, the PDP, to continue as full-fledged members,” he declared.

He emphasized that their decision was made without malice towards any individual or group, expressing gratitude and seeking God’s blessings.

 

 

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Shettima urges Kwankwaso, Ganduje blocs to unite for Kano’s development

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Vice President Kashim Shettima has appealed to politicians in Kano State to put aside political differences in the interest of unity and the development of the state.
He made the appeal in the presence of Kano State Governor Alhaji Abba Kabir Yusuf, the state APC Chairman Alhaji Abdullahi Abbas, and other key political figures from both the Kwankwasiyya and Gandujiyya factions, during a condolence visit over the passing of the Galadiman Kano, late Abbas Sunusi.
The Vice President stressed that it would be a grave mistake for a politically influential state like Kano to allow political rifts to sow division among its people or disrupt peace in the region.
“Kano is a model for the entire country. It worries us to see rising political tensions and blame games. Kano is the heart of the North—what affects Kano affects the entire North,” Shettima said.
He noted that although he is not a native Hausa speaker, he chose to deliver his message in Hausa to ensure it resonates clearly with the people.
The Vice President prayed for the soul of the late Galadiman Kano and asked God to grant him paradise.
He also extended his condolences to the families of those who were abducted in Shanono and those who lost their lives during the recent attack by armed men in the area.
“May God bless Nigeria with lasting peace,” he added.

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KNHA Passes Water Resources, Agricultural, and Rural Development Amendment Bills

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The Kano State House of Assembly (KNHA) has passed five amendment bills into law, marking a significant milestone in the state’s legislative calendar.

This followed the consideration of the bills in the Committee of the Whole after third reading by the Clerk, during a plenary session presided over by the Speaker, Alhaji Jibril Falgore.

The five amendment bills passed into law include:

Kano State Broadcasting Corporation Amendment Bill,

Kano State Television Corporation Amendment Bill and

Kano State Printing Corporation Amendment Bill.

Others include,Kano State Water Resources and Engineering Amendment Bill and

Kano State Agricultural and Rural Development Bill.

According to the Majority Leader, Lawan Hussaini (NNPP-DALA) the amendments were aimed at establishing the office of Deputy Managing Director across all agencies.

“This move is designed to prevent a leadership vacuum when the Managing Director is absent,” he said.

The House has also invited the Commissioner nominee, Ibrahim Yakubu, to appear before it on Wednesday, March 12, 2025, at 10 a.m. for screening.

The Majority Leader also advised the nominee to minimize his entourage to avoid congestion.

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Yusuf submits list of commissioner-nominee to Kano Assembly

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Gov. Abba Kabir-Yusuf has submitted a list of Commissioner-nominee to the Kano House of Assembly for approval.
Speaker of the House, Alhaji Jibrin Falgore, announced this at Monday’s emergency plenary while reading a letter from the governor.
He said that the nominee, Ibrahim Yakubu Adamu, is the Managing Director Kano State Urban Planning and Development Authority (KNUPDA).
The speaker said that the nominee would be invited soon to appear before the members for screening.

The State Assembly has also passed a Bill for the establishment of an Infrastructure Management Agency.

The Majority Leader of the House, Lawan Husseini (NNPP-Dala), stated that the agency, once established, would enhance the management and maintenance of public infrastructure in the state.

He explained that the agency was aimed at streamlining the planning, development, and maintenance of critical infrastructure across the state, including roads, bridges, and public buildings

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