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Our projects tailored
towards human development --Gov. Shekarau
KANO state governor, Malam, Ibrahim Shekarau has restated
government’sresolve to continue executing developmental projects across the
state.
The governor who spoke through the commissioner for local government, Alhaji
Musa Sulaiman Shanono at the commissioning of Gangaren Dutse Bakoshi
electrification project in Shanono local government said N8.8 milion has
been spent in executing the project, explaining that the project was part of
constituency projects designed to develop the grassroots.
The commissioner further stated that an Islamiyya school was provided at
Jigawar Kadamu at the cost of N876,821.40, completion of Tsaure Juma’at
Mosque at N3.4 million and building of blocks at Lemi, Gudan Tuwa and
Ajalawa at the cost of N2.6 million among others.
In the same vein, the commissioner laid the foundation stone of a duplex
classroom block at Faruruwa Junior Secondary School also in Shanono local
government as part of the constituency projects approved by the state
government.
The governor said the project would gulp N4.2 million with the provision of
furniture to give room for more children in the area to obtain formal
education.
Malam Shekarau also stated that an Islamiyya school would be provided at
Danshado and Dankuki at the cost of N2.2 million, daily prayer mosques would
also be built at Tuba, Goron Dutse, Kofar Gabas in Shanono and Gidan Malamai
at the total cost of over N2 million, while N2.5 million would be expended
to provide suitable drinking water at Faruruwa .
The governor then appealed to the people who benefitted from the projects to
complement government’s efforts by taking good care of them.
In his address, the chairman of Shanono local government council, Alhaji Ali
Isa Shanono thanked the government under Governor Ibrahim Shekarau for
resolving to execute various projects for the development of the area.
Also stressing, the District Head of Shanono, Uban Doman Kano, Alhaji Sani
Gaya assured that the people in the area would make good use of the
projects, pledging to continue praying for the peaceful conduct of the
on-going voters’ registration and 2007 general elections.
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SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 19 2006