The Kano State Government has cautioned supporters of Governor Abba Kabir Yusuf to desist from making derogatory comments or provocative statements about Senator Rabiu Musa Kwankwaso, the leader of the Kwankwasiyya movement. This warning was issued by Sunusi Bature Dawakin Tofa, Director General of Media and Publicity at Government House, Kano, during an event where motorcycles were distributed to party members.
Governor Yusuf was in attendance at the event, which took place at the Open Space Theatre, Government House. According to Bature, the government will not tolerate disrespect or indiscipline directed at Kwankwaso, citing his significant contributions to Kano’s political landscape. Despite recent political developments, Kwankwaso’s influence remains substantial, and the government spokesperson emphasized the importance of maintaining respect for his leadership.
Bature warned that anyone found insulting Kwankwaso would face sanctions, as such behavior would not be condoned. He urged supporters of the governor to exercise restraint and demonstrate political maturity, particularly in light of rising tensions following recent political realignments in the state. The Yusuf administration is committed to preserving peace and unity among its supporters, and Bature stressed that political differences should not escalate into personal abuse.
The government spokesperson also reminded party members that respect for leadership and internal discipline are essential for achieving political stability and good governance. By promoting a culture of respect and civility, the administration aims to foster a positive and constructive political environment. As the political landscape in Kano continues to evolve, the government’s emphasis on restraint and discipline is likely to play a crucial role in shaping the state’s future.
