In a decisive move, Kano State Governor, Abba Kabir Yusuf, has wasted no time in approving the immediate dismissal of eight directors from the Kano State Internal Revenue Service (KIRS). Sani Abdulkadir Dambo, the Chairman of the Board, conveyed this decision in a circular acquired by Media Talk Africa, leaving no room for speculation.
The directive mandated the dismissed directors to promptly hand over all their duties and responsibilities to their deputies, underscoring the urgency and seriousness of the action.
The affected directors include Muhammad Kabir Umar (Director Assessment), Kabiru Magaji (Director Human Resource), Ibrahim Sammani (Director Government Business), Aminu Umar Kawu (Director Road and Other Taxes), Muhd Auwal Abdullahi (Director Tax Audit, Investigation & Debt Management), Abubakar Garba Yusuf (Director of ICT), Hamisu Ado Magaji (Director of PAYE), and Bashir Yusuf Madobi (Director of Legal & Enforcement).
This bold move is a clear indication of the present administration’s unwavering commitment to refining public services and ensuring accountability. The directive to the dismissed directors to promptly hand over to their deputies underscores the administration’s no-nonsense approach to governance.
This action demonstrates Governor Abba Kabir Yusuf’s dedication to reinvigorating public service delivery and upholding transparency within the Kano State Internal Revenue Service. The swift and decisive nature of the dismissals marks a new chapter in the ongoing efforts to streamline and enhance public sector efficiency.
As the dust settles on this development, it serves as a reminder that public officials are accountable for their actions and performance. Governor Abba Kabir Yusuf’s administration has set a precedent for swift and decisive action when it comes to ensuring optimal governance and accountability in Kano State.
