The Deputy Governor of Kano State, Aminu Gwarzo, says there may be no going back on the continuing demolition of illegal structures within the state capital.
Mr Gwarzo stated this throughout a gathering with members of the Association of Progressive, Tarauni LGA on the Government House on Thursday night time.
He emphasised the significance of upholding the rule of legislation and restoring order in city areas whereas stressing the need for demolition to make sure sustainable city improvement.
Mr Gwarzo expressed concern over the damaging affect of unregulated structures on infrastructure, drainage programs, and public security.
The deputy governor condemned the alleged sale of public belongings by the earlier administration for private achieve, with out contemplating the results on the group.
He talked about the division and sale of lands inside the historic Massalacin Waje at Fagge LGA and parts of the Eid prayer floor, saying that they had been lands with cultural and non secular significance.
Mr Gwarzo additionally expressed dissatisfaction over the sale of parts of graveyards for the development of retailers.
Speaking on the Hajj Camp, he stated that amenities inside the camp had been divided and offered, regardless of its objective of serving as an train floor for pilgrims.
Mr Gwarzo stated that the current administration of Gov. Abba Yusuf, is taking steps to reconstruct the camp and be certain that important facilities are supplied.
The deputy governor additionally talked about the demolition of Daula Hotel, initially established by the late Audu Bako to coach college students in tourism and occasions planning.
He expressed disappointment that the property was allegedly demolished and offered by the instant previous administration.
In his speech, Nura Dan’jani, Chairman, Association of Progressive Tarauni LGA, expressed help for the continuing demolition of illegal structures erected and offered by the earlier administration.
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