Kano State Commissioner for Special Duties, Nasiru Sule-Garo, has tendered his resignation, effective immediately. In a letter dated January 26, 2026, addressed to the Executive Governor of Kano State through the Secretary to the State Government, Mr. Garo announced his decision to step down from his position. The resignation follows what he described as “careful thought and consideration.”
During his tenure, Mr. Garo expressed gratitude for the trust and support he received, stating that serving the people of Kano State was an “honour and a privilege.” He appreciated the opportunity to contribute to the state’s development and work alongside dedicated colleagues in the government. Mr. Garo’s resignation letter emphasized his commitment to ensuring a smooth transition, offering to assist with any necessary handover processes to facilitate continuity in the ministry.
Although the specific reasons for his resignation were not disclosed, Mr. Garo conveyed optimism about the state’s future, wishing the government continued progress and success. As Commissioner for Special Duties, Mr. Garo played a significant role in the state’s administration, overseeing various projects and initiatives aimed at promoting development and improving the lives of Kano State residents.
The resignation of Mr. Garo may lead to a reorganization of the state’s administrative structure, with the governor potentially appointing a new commissioner to oversee special duties. As the state government moves forward, it is likely to prioritize continuity and stability, ensuring that ongoing projects and initiatives are not disrupted. With his resignation, Mr. Garo’s departure marks the end of his tenure as a key figure in Kano State’s government, and his legacy will be assessed based on his contributions to the state’s development during his time in office.
