I don't regret dying in Kano - Abba Gida-Gida When he welcomed the Emir of Kano and other chiefs to the state government palace, the gov...

I don't regret dying in Kano - Abba Gida-Gida

When he welcomed the Emir of Kano and other chiefs to the state government palace, the governor of Kano said this.

Abba Kabir Yusuf, the governor of Kano, said he was unaware of the havoc he had caused in the state and the seizure of communal property that had been illegally possessed there.

According to a statement released by the state governor's spokesman, Hisham Habib, the governor made this declaration when he hosted the Emir of Kano, Alhaji Aminu Bayero, and other chiefs at the state government house as they extended him Salah greetings.

"Your Majesty, it's good for the Emirate of Kano to know that we're determined to retrieve the community's property that was illegally taken, and we'll make sure that all of that property is returned for the community's benefit. State of Kano," he remarked.

The Emir of Kano previously declared that he had visited the governor to meet him and reassure him that he is prepared to offer advice that will advance Kano state.

Then the king asked the Kano government to develop fresh strategies to lessen the impact of ending fuel subsidies on the residents of Kano state.

Following his election as Kano's new governor, he started to tear down the structures in the Sukuwa field.

Following this, other structures were demolished, including the shops at Kofar Nasarawa Secondary School and the buildings at Duka Wuya and Goron Dutse Secondary Schools.

The enormous barracks in front of the state government building were also destroyed by the Kano government, which claimed that it was done in violation of the law. She did, however, attempt to construct a structure resembling the one she had destroyed.