“We have been dependent on oil for decades, everyone has been dependent on the free flow of petrol dollars on the economy. “And the critical sector of the economy such as agriculture and solid minerals was neglected.
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The decline of these industries has had far-reaching consequences, including mass unemployment and a heavy reliance on imported textiles.
Governor Abba Kabir Yusuf’s residency in the Emir’s palace post-Sanusi’s return suggests concerns about potential legal repercussions.
Justice Lewis-Allagoa ruled “that an Order of Interim Injunction is granted restraining the Defendants from removing the Plaintiff/Applicant and/or interfering with his duties as Chairman of the Body of Benchers appointment committee during his tenure from 28th March 2024 to 27th March 2027, pending the hearing and determination of the Motion on Notice for Interlocutory Injunction.”
Kabiru Abubakar of Dakata Quarters said most of Kano residents were more concerned about their livelihoods than who becomes the Emir of Kano.
“We want to know how and where you are relocating the people to and the nature of the relocation you plan to do. Otherwise, many indigenes are seeing what you are doing as an effort to displace them from their land whereas they have no other place to go.
The leader of the group, Ibrahim Khalil, along with 20 others, made the call in a statement issued in Kano on Saturday.
It’s now one year since when providence graciously made the dreams of the ordinary people of Sokoto state came true by investing Ahmed Aliyu with the governorship of the state. The walk to the government house was not only tortuous, convoluted but equally exciting with all the trappings of a keenly and fiercely contested race. Glory be to God as a lot of water has since passed under the bridge with so many groundbreaking scores to populate the one year anniversary scorecard of the Ahmadun-Alu administration. It will be an uneasy task to tabulate or enumerate the population of the…
The situation has become dire, as many of these students are on the brink of expulsion from their respective institutions. Without the ability to write their exams, their academic progression is halted, and their dreams of achieving degrees that can contribute to the development of Zamfara State are dashed.
Today, I feel so much elated and full of joy that, even if it is by act of coincidence, it is a dream come true, as my recommendation has come to pass on Thursday, May 16, 2024