Kano Governor Calls For Peaceful Dialogue With Protesters At Government House

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Kano Governor Calls For Peaceful Dialogue With Protesters At Government House

Naija News reports that Governor Yusuf made a statement to business, traditional, and religious leaders at the Government House in Kano on Wednesday……… CONTINUE READING

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

The governor emphasized that while the scheduled protests starting on August 1 are acknowledged, the government will not accept any violence. He warned that protests should not be seen as a means to achieve constructive outcomes.

Governor Yusuf urged protesters to avoid actions that could be exploited by troublemakers. He noted, “We have credible information that some disgruntled individuals are planning to incite violence in the state. The government will not tolerate such behavior. Instead, I invite those who wish to protest to come to the Government House, where I am ready to listen to their concerns and engage in meaningful dialogue.”

He assured that he would personally address the protesters’ concerns and represent their positions to President Tinubu alongside his stakeholders.

The governor highlighted the state government’s ongoing efforts to enhance citizens’ welfare, including sponsoring over 1,000 students abroad, empowering women through a stipend program benefiting over 5,000 women, and tackling poverty. He also pointed out the administration’s commitment to improving access to clean water and boosting agriculture by distributing ₦1 billion worth of free fertilizer to rural areas.

Governor Yusuf stressed that violence and vandalism will not be tolerated, warning that any destruction of government property or looting will be met with firm resistance.

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