From the ancient Fombina Kingdom in Adamawa, Nigeria’s polo cavalry will make a short trip to the historic city of Kano for the prestigious 2025 Kano International Polo Tournament. The two-week festival, billed for the Usman Dantata Polo Ground from the third week of September, promises top-flight action featuring Nigeria’s best teams alongside foreign counterparts…
NBS figure is inaccurate, Kano received over $22m foreign investment, not $120,000 in Q1-2025 — KanInvest Kano State Investment Promotion Agency (Kan-Invest) has debunked the report released by National Bureau of Statistics (NBS) that Kano state has received only $120,000 Foreign Capital Inflows in Q1 2025. The report, published by sections of the media, stated…
A yau Laraba, 3 ga Satumba, 2025, Hukumar Hisbah ta Jihar Kano ta kai ziyara masarautar Karaye, inda ta gana da Mai Martaba Sarkin Karaye da sauran manyan masu ruwa da tsaki a yankin. Wannan ziyara ta samu jagorancin Mai Girma Babban Kwamanda na Hisbah, Imam Aminu Ibrahim Daurawa, tare da Mai Girma Chairman na…
The Kano State Government has taken a bold step towards reducing the high number of out-of-school children by approving the procurement of free school uniforms worth over ₦1.1 billion for primary one school pupils. Governor Abba Kabir Yusuf approved the sum of ₦1,147,582,000 for the provision of uniforms to all pupils admitted into Primary One…
A New Dawn for Learning: How Kano is Leading under governor Yusuf. By Ibrahim Adam Two years ago, Kano’s schools stood like forgotten relics — classrooms without roofs, children without uniforms, and parents stripped of hope. Fires razed seven schools, teachers abandoned their posts for lack of pay, and entire communities spoke of an education…
Kano State Governor, Alhaji Abba Kabir Yusuf, has once again fulfilled his promise to pensioners with the disbursement of gratuity payments amounting to ₦5 billion. This latest payment represents the fifth round of gratuity settlements under his administration, bringing the total amount paid to pensioners in the last two years to an unprecedented ₦27 billion….
