The move was confirmed in a statement by his spokesperson, Sunusi Dawakin Tofa, following the 31st Executive Council meeting held at the Government House Annex in Kwankwasiyya City. The council approved the transmission of the bill to the State House of Assembly for legislative consideration.

Governor Yusuf said the proposed law aims to empower local governments to manage their resources, execute projects without delays, and make decisions based on the needs of their communities.

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“Local government autonomy is essential for good governance, accountability, and the acceleration of development at the grassroots,” he said, describing the reform as a critical step in deepening democracy.

Yusuf expressed confidence that the State Assembly would support the bill, which he described as being in the best interest of the people of Kano.

Source: Punch