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Kano Local Government Elections were free and fair, says Governor Yusuf

Governor Abba Kabir Yusuf of Kano State has praised the peaceful conduct of the recent local government elections held across the state’s 44 local government areas. His remarks came during a briefing with journalists after he cast his vote in the Gwale local government area.

The governor expressed gratitude for the collaboration of electoral commission chairmen from other states who monitored the elections, highlighting their role in ensuring a smooth electoral process. He emphasized that this election cycle was marked by an unprecedented level of transparency and fairness.

Yusuf noted that the elections, which spanned 484 wards within the 44 local governments, were the most free and fair in the history of Kano. He reassured the public that those elected would prioritize the interests of the people, and he committed to promoting good governance throughout his administration.

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In his comments, the governor commended the efforts of the chairman and staff of the Kano State Independent Electoral Commission (KANSIEC) for their dedication to conducting “free and fair elections in Kano.” He underscored the importance of maintaining integrity in the electoral process.

The governor stated, “When it comes to elections, there should be no impunity, and we must ensure that citizens are allowed to vote according to their mandate.” He appealed to the judiciary to remain impartial in electoral matters, expressing concern over any partisanship.

Yusuf acknowledged that, despite the Kano State government’s affiliation with the NNPP party, there should be no intimidation. He reassured the public that the people of Kano are peace-loving but warned that they could react if provoked.

He referenced the situation in Rivers State as a cautionary tale, explaining that proactive measures were taken to prevent any similar occurrences in Kano. The governor’s focus was on ensuring a peaceful electoral environment.

Furthermore, Governor Yusuf urged the opposition parties to graciously accept defeat, highlighting the strong voter support for his party. He stressed the importance of respecting the democratic process and the will of the electorate.

In closing, the governor reiterated his commitment to good governance and urged all stakeholders to work together for the betterment of Kano State. He remains optimistic about the future and the role of elected officials in serving the people.

Through these elections, Governor Yusuf aims to foster a culture of accountability and transparency, ensuring that the voice of the people is heard and respected in governance.

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