D/kudu people urged to iniatiate developmental projects
INDIVIDUALS and community organisations in Dawakin Kudu local government council of Kano state, have been urged to continue initiating projects that will supplement government’s effort towards improving the living standard of the people in the area.
The sole administrator of the local government council, Alhaji Muhammadu Sani Koguna made the call while addressing the local government members of A Daidaita Sahu Committee and that of the Youth Council during a courtesy visit to the administrator.
Alhaji Koguna maintained that his administration would team up with community associations toward the development of the area, and assured of giving emphasis to developmental projects.
He, therefore, charged the committee members and the youth council to step up effort toward educating the people on good governance.
In their separate responses, the chairman of A Daidaita Sahu, Alhaji Musa Danladi Dawakin Kudu and the Youth Council chairman, Alhaji Abdullahi Munkaila Shadai, said they were at the local government secretariat to congratulate the administrator on his appointment and assured him of their cooperation to ensure the achievement of his desired objective.
Meanwhile, the sole administrator of Dawakin Kudu local government council, Alhaji Muhammadu Sani Koguna has pledged to give priority to the agricultural sector.
The administrator made the pledge while speaking at the opening of a sensitization workshop on the New National Special Programmes for Food Security, organized for farmers in the area.
Alhaji Koguna maintained that the council would ensure the provision of sufficient fertilizer at subsidized rate and other agricultural inputs to the farmers.
He, therefore, assured that the local government would support the programme to boost food production in the area.
Earlier, the coordinator of the programme, Malam Salisu Isa had explained that the programme was introduced by the federal government to boost food production in the country.
He said Dawakin Kudu is one of the benefiting local governments in the state and so far, over N11 million has been spent under the programme in the area.
He, therefore, requested the local government to join hands with other contributors to ensure the success of the programme.