By Ibrahim Muhammad The Kano State Executive Council, led by Governor Abba Kabir Yusuf, has approved N8.2 billion for the exec...
By Ibrahim Muhammad
The Kano State Executive Council, led by Governor Abba Kabir Yusuf, has approved N8.2 billion for the execution of 15 major projects across the state. This decision was made during the 24th Executive Council Meeting held at the Kano Government House.
The approved funds will be allocated to various projects, including education, infrastructure, and environmental initiatives.
Key Project Allocations
- N2.7 billion for the construction of one-story blocks of four classrooms across the 44 local government areas of the state.
- N2.3 billion for the cost review of the dualization of Government House Roundabout to Lodge Road, Race Course Road, and Daula Hotel Roundabout.
- N1.8 billion for the remodeling of Africa House Conference Hall and consultancy services at the Government House.
- N1.2 billion for the supply of diesel and petrol for various government agencies.
Other projects include the payment of foodstuff suppliers to boarding schools, the printing of security documents, and the establishment of a Model Village in Doga Village, Gabasawa Local Government Area.
The Executive Council has also directed the Ministry of Environment to implement the state's Climate Change Policy, aiming to achieve a low-carbon, climate-resilient environment. A Project Monitoring Committee has been constituted to oversee the execution of various projects across the state.
In related news, Governor Abba Kabir Yusuf received an award from the Yar'gaya Education Development Forum (YEDFO) for his outstanding contributions to developmental projects in the Yar'gaya community.
The management of Bayero University, Kano (BUK), also presented a letter of appreciation to Governor Yusuf for granting the university land titles, resolving a 40-year-long land dispute.
Governor Yusuf's administration has demonstrated its commitment to developing Kano State through various initiatives.
These projects are expected to have a positive impact on the state's education, infrastructure, and environment.
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